Roaming free is just not exciting as it should be as there is not really anything to do outside of beating on the poor townsfolk.

A good brawler that finally allows the player to enter the Matrix as Neo, just be aware that the Matrix is more powerful than your PS2 and at times this causes some irritations.

The controls are good but they do take getting use to especially when switching back and forth between the different Warriors. The good news is that it will not take long to get the hang of it and the new 360 controllers are very comfy and responsive.

I can sum it all up in one sentence: If you’re a gamer and a fan of rock music, then you owe it to yourself to play this game.

It's the best Matrix game to date, but Matrix games still have a way to go.

More of an incremental change over the original game than a full-blown sequel, but those increments are pretty good ones.

A solid gaming experience with great atmosphere though a little linear.

An interesting concept that needs to be backed up with more game.

An average game in an otherwise stellar series.

Even though there is repetition to the missions, you’ll still look forward to jumping into your next one. Building a supervillain and carefully configuring his or her power set will keep you logging back into the game again and again.

It can be fun in its own right to those who are both Star Wars fans and who can be a little patient with the controls.

It can feel slowly paced and has its annoyances – some of which are inherent to the genre – but if you’re looking for a casual game that plays as much as a story as it does a game, you’ll probably want to give this one a look.

Call of Duty 2 is like a good war movie, it may not be a realistic portrayal of war but it is dramatic, compelling, and epic in scale.

Ratchet: Deadlocked has a lock on exciting, over-the-top gaming fun.

The grandmaster series of strategy gaming spawns another game for the ages.

If you were stuck on a desert island with a PSP and only one game, this is the game that you’d want to have with you.

Rare is the game that can generate a truly creepy atmosphere – Call of Cthulhu is one of those games.

This expansion does not add enough to the game to make it recommendable to those who are no already diehard fans of Zoo Tycoon 2.

Classic real-time strategy action in a beautiful new wrapper.

Shadow of the Colossus is experienced as much as it is played.

Jak X is kart racing for the Twisted Metal generation.

If you’re really into fighters, then you may want to rent the game to check out the novel betting feature, but expect to be disappointed by the game’s relatively simple fight engine. However, overall The Con just doesn’t have enough going for it to suck you in for the long term.

A decent WWII game and attractive to those who like a little strategy in their FPS but if you have a choice go with the PC or Xbox version.

The chance to skate a virtual LA will appeal to Tony Hawk fans and those new to the series will find the story mode a great way to quickly learn how to be a sick video skate rat.

It has a suitable cel-shaded look to it and reproduces the vibrant colors and crisp lines of the series quite well.

The Lost Chapters is a novel game and will draw you in in ways other games can't. It's an interesting experience and well worth your time.

An online feast, but a single player famine, and SOCOM veterans with a Network Adaptor will enjoy gorging themselves on this game.

New world graphics and old world gameplay.