Love basketball? NBA 2K7 is all you need. It’s faster, more realistic, and more naturally executed than the competition.

There is plenty to see and do here so do yourself the favor and buy this game . . . just don’t skip too many work days, okay?

Aside from some graphical downgrades, this is still a solid version of a great RPG.

I don't like golf much and I can't stand most golf games, but I love GRT2.

Hands down, Doom is the best action game ever made for a portable system.

Not only the best military sim of recent times, but one of the most intense and exciting strategy games ever created.

This is one of those games that I love. It encompasses so many game lovers when it comes to genre. It is fun for those who love racing as much as it is for those who love seeing their familiar cartoon characters outside of the television.

There are a few minor flaws, but the game runs at a steady framerate and the control scheme is easy to both learn and implement. Fun is an underscoring element here.

A riveting and thoroughly action-packed shooter that takes the series in a different and better direction.

One of the game’s noticeable flaws comes in the form of the camera that can obscure certain spots that might have enemies you won’t see until they attack you. The Banner missions, although do add some relief from the Hulk’s smash-and-destroy action, are not as exciting or well done at all.

The keyboard commands get a bit confusing because the games pace is very fast at times.

Forget the other Naruto games; Naruto: Rise of a Ninja is the best one of the bunch … believe it.

Easy controls. Great sound. Outstanding graphics. Original commentary. Challenging gameplay.

A huge increase in the league count allows you to play as tons of new teams as well as partake in more than 50 different tournaments. The ball physics have been greatly improved, feeling more realistic than ever. The Be-A-Pro mode is a great, albeit very limited, addition.

Graphically I was disappointed. I was hoping for a little animation.

It rarely feels repetitive, is often inspiring and immersive, and takes the Spyro franchise along an interesing path. I'm somewhat biased because of the nostalgic feelings I get from the Spyro franchise, but I will say I only stopped playing this game a few times from start to finish. I simply didn't want to stop playing. That should tell you something.

First-person shooter multiplayer fans love their battles massive and overwhelming and Enemy Territory: Quake Wars delivers it despite a few setbacks.

Has to be the most underrated, overlooked game of the year. Ever since Power Stone died with the Dreamcast, there hasn't really been an entertaining 3D four-person melee fighting game. Gotcha Force takes the Power Stone-type genre to the next level.

With a story that will have you cheering for the people’s revolution and action sequences that will have your adrenalin pumping, Freedom Fighters will hook you from the beginning to end.

Big Red One isn’t quite “the one” we’ve been waiting for, but it’s a polished and extremely exciting shooter that won’t have anyone reaching for a pillow.

Impressive gameplay and stunning visuals make this one a must have for surfers and wannabes alike.

While the action portions aren't as good as they could be and are little more than mindless hack and slash, the RTS elements are a lot more fleshed out and add a lot of depth to the game.

The melee combat is easy to control and the ability to use the wide assortment of everyday items as weapons never gets old. The only concern I have with the gameplay is the repetitive nature of how the levels play out.

Following the path of Marble Blast Ultra, Switchball delivers a well-chiseled puzzle experience to Xbox 360 owners everywhere. And for only 800 MS points, the experience is completely worth it.

DFO's gameplay will eat away at your hours and keep you coming back for more.

There are things to nitpick, but as a whole, the game is excellent and a joy to play. It is steeping with realism and challenge.

Ace Combat 6 is an accessible and exciting flight combat game with great arcade-style gameplay. While the story elements are pretty cheesy, the game itself is a lot of fun.

While the lean career mode could use a bit more substance, this is the game to get if you’re a hardcore skateboarding fan looking for something a little different.