With a wonderfully crafted story, great characters and an immense world to explore, gamers will be spending hours with this one.

To say that this game is addictive would be an understatement. To say that it's infectious would be one as well.

Not only is this a brilliant sequel to an excellent crime drama but it’s simply a bigger and better action game with a lot to offer. If you liked the first game you will love this sequel.

It is refreshing to see a developer try new ideas.

With sports games, it all comes down to control, and EA’s NHL 2003 is one of the best in the business.

Very linear, which may cut down on replayability. The look, feel and general style of the game makes for an entertaining game experience that will leave you smiling.

DFX is designed for the casual gamer in mind and has a zero learning curve. You can pick up and play and have a blast for a MSRP of about 20 bucks. You gotta love that!

A great first entry for the series on the Xbox 360, with great dynamic gameplay and a robust Dynasty mode. Far and away the best basketball game EA has released for a next-gen system.

With loads of extra content, great licensed courses and an inventive use of the SIXAXIS controller, this Tiger Woods feels right at home on Sony’s shiny new console.

Hey, you don’t have to build a thriving city, you just have to service it – and therein lies the challenge and charm.

Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is yet another winner from Level 5. It both entertains and challenges the mind through its clever puzzles, brilliant story, and convincing characters.

Yes, it’s a bit on the short side but it’s a compelling quest with all the things we love about the many sub-quests found in the game.

Another small leap in a good direction, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 delivers another stellar game of virtual golf that is sure to please dedicated Tiger Woods fans.

An immensely enjoyable game that will consume your day, if you're not careful. A great game for multiple players; too bad there are only two save slots.

If I had to choose just one, I'd go with NASCAR Thunder. It may not be as realistic, but overall it's more fun to play...However, the unstableness of NASCAR Heat's vehicles heightens the intensity of the experience to levels NASCAR Thunder cannot reach.

While Northland has a good focus on combat and more exciting missions than Cultures 2 had, it still has a lot of focus on the building and Godsim elements as well. This does add a ton of up front play to the game though, and it is amazing how addicting this game gets once you sit down and start getting into it.

While it would've been nice for The Behemoth to top the PSN port of Castle Crashers off with more bonus content and perhaps even a more lenient difficulty setting, it's worth downloading.

As far as baseball games rate, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better sim than MLB 11: The Show.

Is there room in your growing library of games for a little game with a lot of big ideas and action so addictive that you'll long for the days when 2D shooters felt this good?

Top-of-the-line entertainment – a must for anyone who wants a deep, satisfying, and puzzling challenge.

While gamers looking for serious meticulously realistic racing will probably be disappointed with the physics in the game, those looking for a fast smooth arcade racing game should have a great time.

WWE Smackdown vs. RAW 2009 is a nice addition to the franchise, with some solid new game modes. While the core game hasn’t changed, there are still enough new features to keep fans interested.

Part of the fun is the sheer amount of customization available. The game can be short, long, easy or hard, or anywhere in between.

Although a few minor issues with the camera and player interaction were apparent, this game has definitely sparked my interested in the baseball genre of video games.

A truly unique experience from start to finish, The Darkness is one of those games that will hook you in and steal your soul.

Some of the animations in places are a little repetitive and awkward. But overall this title does a great job of bringing the excitement of the college game to life.

Not only is it well designed, but it is simple enough in control configuration for anyone to play.

An engaging and compelling life simulator with a quirkiness about itself that young and old will love to play.