One of the greatest games of all time. Although there will be many political battles over this game for a long time, Grand Theft Auto 3 won’t be pulled from shelves.

Halo will stand the test of time as the most played Xbox game ever.

Half-Life 2's greatest triumph, however, is not in any of these individual elements, but in the Orwellian milieu created by constant reminders that you are not the hunter, but the hunted.

Not since "Silent Hill 3" and "Eternal Darkness" has a survival horror game offered so much polish and fascination.

This game is arguably the easiest game in the series.

It’s almost as fun to watch as it is to play.

It is hard to find a game with the perfect blend of unique, action packed missions and interesting and enthralling non-mission events, but Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas pulls it off in convincing fashion.

The replay value is basically perfect.

Most of the new additions in the game aren't innovative on their own, but like with the original, Bungie combines almost everything that makes the FPS genre fantastic into one, nearly flawless package. Halo 2 is, without a shadow of a doubt, the greatest game on the Xbox, and arguably one of the greatest games ever made.

Other than the amateur commentating made by John Madden, the sounds of the game are awesome.

The single-player is short but sweet, and the multiplayer is just totally sick. With the addition of cooperative play and a new action-focused approach, it makes Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory the most accessible, entertaining, and enjoyable game in the series so far.

Without a shadow of a doubt the best in the series and arguably the best arcade racer in history.

It is so much fun, so well-paced, that hours will flow by leaving you with a grin on your face, enveloped in this divine virtual game experience. It is the will of the gods that you buy this game.

KOTOR brings so much to the table and delivers to the full amount, allowing for great gameplay, unbelievable graphics, excellent story, and magnificent sound, making it sad when you finish the game.

It’s going to be remembered as not only the deepest fighting game for the Playstation 2, but also the best, on any platform.

Without a shadow of a doubt the best in the series and arguably the best arcade racer in history.

The voice acting as a whole can be remembered as some of the most redundant, monotone and dull voicing you can find in a game.

If you're looking for perhaps the best multiplayer experience ever created in the history of the industry, this is definitely the game for you.

With so much to do and so much to be focused on, you’d think SSX 3 would have tight and impossible controls. It doesn’t at all, in fact, they’re practically flawless.

Other than the game’s well-performed music, the sound is nowhere near the quality as that of the game’s controls or visuals.

Capcom got this game right, and should be praised as one of the elite.

Individually, the components of GTA San Andreas are very strong. When combined, though, the total package makes for one of the best gameplay experiences that has been seen in the gaming world in years.

On our 5.1 system, the sound was as overwhelming and exciting as the best battles, although there were times when the environmental sound made it difficult to hear an NPC's spoken dialogue.

A high brandwidth assault on the senses.

This is a carefully made work of art and should serve as an example to other titles for its near flawless gameplay. Prince of Persia will be remembered for years to come.

You're not going to find anything like it that outclasses it at all, it's incredible.

With outstanding new elements into the gameplay, sound, visuals and other elements that are in today’s high standards, it wouldn’t be wrong to say that this is one of the most enjoyable experiences you’ll have on any platform this year.

It's easy enough to get into, but will offer up enough challenge for more advanced players.