With the additional features, cleaner graphics, and slick $49.99 price, it makes the perfect stocking stuffer this holiday season.

A shooter that's both powerfully moving and intensely exciting from start to finish.

Fusion is so good that if it weren't for the small, unlit screen, you wouldn't even be able to tell that it is a "portable" game.

Gears of War has easy to grasp gameplay with solid controls and tons of action. Plus, the weapons are great (you just can't beat the chainsaw attached to a gun).

With its great innovations, high level of polish, and great level design and objectives - not to mention the load of customization options - I simply couldn't put it down.

I was extremely surprised when I found out that there are over 70 songs in this game. Each year Neversoft crams more and more songs in their games, and it is amazing! The sound effects are also top notch.

Along with stellar sound effects, voiceovers, and groovy spy movie theme songs, No One Lives Forever 2 provides a feast for your senses.

This is a game that melds story and action, philosophy and insanity, gives pause for introspection while urging you along a designed course. It is the high-bar in the field, on one hand, but on the other, it creates its own genre.

A masterpiece.

A brilliant retooled classic.

Fallout 3 is a game that hits all the right notes and excels in being a role-playing game that wishes to challenge the genre to bring something bigger and better.

If it looks like a dream and plays like a dream this is the best dream I've had all year. The controls are solid and the arcade-feel just makes the Gamebreaker moves stylish and fun to pull off.

Game of the Year? Who knows. Experience of the Year? Almost certainly.

Bar none, one of the most satisfying ice hockey titles to grace the PS2 console so far. It really does come close to perfection in everyway and that is saying a lot considering the fact that last year’s "NHL 2K3" was at the top of its game.

One of the best games of the year. Even before finishing Onimusha 2, I looked forward to playing through it again.

A terrific title; it is entertainment-rich, and one of those games that makes a mockery of time because it will fly when you play.

Hands down a classic.

The feel of the arcade makes a successful transfer into an exciting and forever entertaining game that teaches everyone to respect those time honored heroes: the cabbies.

A must have expansion pack for any gamer who owns the original game.

The game has improved leaps and bounds since last years version, which is surprising since it was done wonderfully last year.

The games are solid, responsive, and, most important of all, fun; but their similarities to previous titles holds it back.

Lives up to its legacy of having inventive courses, stellar multiplayer, and more replay value than any other racer in its class.

The best racing game of the year..."Gran Turismo 2" and "3" are just as good, but they are definitely not better than Splashdown.

This is one of the most action filled and intense gaming experiences that I have had to date.

At this point, NBA Live 2001 should be the only basketball game you need for some time to come. It offers a little of everything, and although it's certainly not perfect, you have to appreciate that EA didn't skimp on the details or merely repackage last year's edition.

Whether you've taken the journey before or have yet to play this unforgettable classic, you can't stop yourself from being consumed.

Reminiscent of the classic PlayStation originals while adding a healthy dose of fresh stealth and action moments throughout, this game will hook you from start to finish.

Some of the best online racing I have ever seen!