I think most high-school kids would get a kick out of this game, regardless of whether they can play GTA or not.

Even though it's short, pricey and put together by some sort of writing B-team, Raam's Shadow is the best Gears of War 3 DLC yet.

does a fine job of taking advantage of the features only the Nintendo DS has and, mixed in with an addictive batch of games, this is probably the best DS game out there right now

To say that Treasure has done it again is a bit redundant at this point. Treasure always does it again. And Sin and Punishment: Star Successor is no exception.

Interesting weapons, plot, admirable graphics, and four personalities you can not only be, but work together with drive Killzone in certain ways no other First Person Shooter has done before.

While the story itself doesn’t work that well in some areas because of moronic dialogue, confusing logic and characters you would rather strangle than help, the gameplay is unique and generally entertaining.

The gameplay itself is perfect for a video game – fast paced, twitch action that's incredibly addictive and simple all the same.

Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe is a solid fighter with good mechanics and a great story mode.

If you are an RPG player then you should not skip out on The Witcher because it has it all, visuals, audio, gameplay, story, and scantly clad women/dryads/hookers/etc.

Putting aside the lack of online multiplayer, frustrating DLC structure, and lack of wireless controller, GHII still merits recommendation for most users.

God of War: Ghost of Sparta fills in another piece of Kratos' past. With more innovative gameplay mechanics and brand new magic and weapons, it's entertaining and engaging, especially for fans of the franchise.

Built for those who want a bit more 'pick up and play' in their racing simulations, and it does that fairly well.

Where the Clock Tower series always employed its notion for being the victim in a stalker's nightmarish world in a very mundane and ordinary fashion, Haunting Ground does so with a zing.

Top Spin 2 usurps its originator in every regard. The amount of detail is breathtaking at times and the career mode exhibits a vast amount of depth, not to mention the open-ended create-a-player feature.

The side-quests add a lot of replay value to the game even after completing the story mode.

Crysis 2 may not be the new killer app, but it's the complete package when it comes to shooters.

Crysis 2 may not be the new killer app, but it's the complete package when it comes to shooters.

Crysis 2 may not be the new killer app, but it's the complete package when it comes to shooters.

The new environmental hotspots and graphical polish help give Xbox 360 owners something worth checking out, even though this series has just about reached the end of its arc.

Purists of the series may feel it has gone in too much of a "console" direction with its pacing and style, but the consistency and quality of this game can't be denied.

It doesn't quite reach the heights of Chronicles of Riddick, but The Darkness is still one fine first-person shooter/adventure game.

It still has some blaring issues (that "unpolished" feel really sticks with you) but the coolness and guilty pleasure-ness of it make it well worth the time and money.

Like it says on the box, Outlaw Golf 2 is lewd and crude, but a whole lot of fun.

Everything a portable game should be - fun, addictive, and easy to pick up, even if it's hard to put down.

A decent combat flight sim that's fairly easy to get into, and can become quite immersive once you can get into the flow of the game.

Yet another solid addition to a top-selling franchise. A new story mode, a co-op classic mode, Xbox Live and a slew of other modes give this game high replay value.

There’s a challenging and lengthy career mode based around “street cred,” a decent online experience, and some good customizability on the game’s many speed machines.

It is a deep and fun single-player adventure that fans of comic books or superheroes are sure to enjoy.