A solid, if flawed game. That, combined with the prohibitive price (in comparison to its competitors) makes it a somewhat poor choice for this year.

It is a tough game, but once you get past the early part it is pretty smooth sailing.

Just the simple addition of being able to move while punching is enough to recommend this game hands down.

It is almost a management sim, like "Majesty" was...and it is almost a military sim, like "Starcraft" or "Age of Mythology." But it is unique in its design and only suffers from a few design flaws.

The graphics, sound and gameplay combine to form the best Tekken game yet.

The control is simply phenomenal with the Logitech Driving Force Pro... A force feedback wheel where it pushes against you as you go into a turn at high speeds is just spot on.

Project: Snowblind starts off with huge potential. The graphics, sounds, and controls are well done, even with the minor complaints.

If you are willing to stick with it, and accept that they may use terms that won't even get completely explained in this chapter, it is a decent science fiction story. It's just not simple to follow, and translation from Japanese to English probably did not help make things any easier to understand.

Falls into the usual pitfalls of not immersing the player in enough to make playing the game worthwhile. This is a rental at best.

And for the love of all that's holy, get some decent voice actors next time.

It’s unfortunate that this sequel has the blender feel to it, as the original game was a blast to play.

To be honest, I was really surprised by how well this game turned out. Usually when a company drops publishing rights it isn't such good news, not so for this game.

Tork is a fairly short game, especially because of the skew towards younger gamers.

It honestly has more of the feel that the original "Driver" gave on the Playstation, and that's a good thing. However, it isn't enough of an improvement to truly recommend this title as anything other than a rental or budget purchase.

The game world is hugely immersive, the danger is constant and mirrors the very real situation brewing right now, the ammunition and firepower are virtually unlimited, you can call in air strikes and bombardments from afar, and the missions are frequently inventive and require imagination to succeed at.

The scale of the online component is hard to believe, and the Conquest mode could play itself out as the best Xbox Live title-ever. While the single-player game is painfully unimaginative, it is undeniably fun.

Play the original NFL Street, you won't notice that much of a difference.

Wow, for a small startup developer like Starbreeze (whose only other released game was "Enclave" on the Xbox and PC) this is like dropping an atomic bomb for one of the first games you bring out.

This game mixes Gundam and fighting games in just the right amount, and I look forward to the tearing of metal limbs that will occur in my house for some time to come.

If you enjoyed SoT, you’ll most likely enjoy WW, just don’t expect a huge improvement over the original.

All and all, it just dosen't seem as fun, and that takes away from the overall experience.

It isn't that the game is bad, it is just that the mood, voices and music combine to create a game that you don't want to play.

It doesn't have a broad appeal outside of those pre-existing fanbases, although it might be a good title to get someone into RPGs in general.

Those of us that lived through the Atari and original Nintendo years will find this game to be a blast from the past, but you probably already knew that if you played the web game.

The boss battles, camouflage use, Close Quarters Combat and wound treating are simply revolutionary for this game.

While it doesn’t use the system’s power to the fullest (no touchscreen usefulness or multiplayer modes without multiple titles), it’s a decent enough game that’s worth your time and money if you’re into the racing genre on the go.

I have had a dream of how good this game could be for a long time, and it was immediately kicked out the door for not being grand enough.

The use of the Source engine gave Troika the ability to use their talents on fleshing out the incredible storyline and remarkable atmosphere.