Halo: Reach, more than any other game in the series, truly belongs in this generation; It's everything fans want it to be and more.

Champions' exists to show off what the PlayStation Move can do. In that regard, the mission is accomplished.

NHL 11 is the best hockey game EA's produced at least in this generation, and possibly ever.

The speedy pacing and diverse, but limited, mini-games keep the energy high and the excitement rolling. This is one of the can't-miss titles for the brand new PlayStation Move.

Overall, R.U.S.E. is an interesting take on what some would consider a stale topic these days. It brings some great ideas that have never been seen before into the RTS genre, and executes them well for the most part.

In the end, Metroid: Other M is one of Nintendo's most ambitious projects this generation and deserves some consideration for all that it gets right despite a few missteps. It's recommended for Metroid fans, particularly those who want to know more about Samus Aran and her motivations.

Ivy the Kiwi? is one of the most unexpected, best games to happen on the Wii and DS.

The content, excitement and sheer amount of fun re-imagines Lara Croft in a way that will ensure she remains a powerful force in gaming for a long time to come.

It's sadly not often that a gem pops up for the PSP, and Ys Seven definitely falls into this category.

This is one of the best examples of downloadable content and how the digital experience can slingshot far past games sitting on store shelves.

This year's version of Madden isn't just good - it's legendary. Madden NFL 11 boasts a host of new features, but the most dramatically noticeable are the vastly improved running and receiving games.

Absolutely no context is needed to take this thrill ride that tours all the best parts of gaming's romanticized history and love every second of it.

The action is intense and the game is undeniably fun with unlockables all over the place.

Limbo is a triumphant Xbox Live Arcade game that hits all the right emotional notes that make this a captivating game throughout.

It's a fun little hack-and-slash that's perfect for the PSP and its price.

NCAA has managed to satiate a lot of different palettes, while expanding outside of the confines of the console to provide a potentially richer experience for gamers who choose to take advantage of the new online features.

If a gamer gives DQ IX a chance, the odds are stacked that it won't leave the DS cartridge slot for countless hours.

Still a fun, destructive romp through a virtual city despite obvious flaws in the game design.

The variety of weapons, abilities, enemies, and scenarios provided keep the game fresh throughout the entire experience, and the multiplayer - while flawed - can provide fans with more gameplay without them having to start the whole game over.

DBO2 knows that audience that buys Dragon Ball games and simultaneously gives those players something a little different and all-too familiar. The problems with how characters are modeled during the cut scenes are minor in the grand scheme of things, while the gameplay is the real star of the show.

When all is said and done, High Moon has created a new Transformer game that will have core fans, as well as core gamers, begging for the sequel.

This is a game aimed for kids and families. What Toy Story 3 does so well is bring quality to a movie licensed game that anyone can appreciate.

By this point, potential buyers already know if they are going to run out and get this game. Either the sound of a Green Day Rock Band game is something to get enthusiastic about or it will put burnt-out music genre gamers back into their coma.

While this is a perfectly competent golf game with a couple neat new features there just isn't enough going on to warrant upgrading for players who already own previous editions to the game. Only the hardest of hardcore golfers need this year's version.

Don't hazard anymore guesses, Joe Danger is a must own on the PSN.

Peace Walker is a shining, golden example of great game design that's emerged during what many see as the PSP's last days.

All in all, Tiger Woods 11 is a great choice for fans of the sport, and a good time is guaranteed whether the player is a golf buff or a complete newcomer to the sport.

It is hard to imagine the Peanuts gang being relevant in 2010 but Flying Ace shows that a good idea, great execution and a little imagination can make anything possible.