A wonderful addition to fans of the Fire Emblem series. The cut scenes are very cool, the upgrades in animation breathe more life into the characters, and the new character types and stage goals bring some new gameplay elements to the series.

Rather a good game, but it certainly isn’t $150USD ‘good’, especially if you can get it on a PC.

It’s easily one of the best games on the Nintendo DS, and fans familiar with the series will be able to dive right in and get into the game.

A brilliantly designed shooter, which can be enjoyed by any gamer of any time period.

EA has done an exceptional job creating a game around the movie, and their efforts are certainly deserving of your attention.

It's a beat-'em-up with a real story and not just mindless button mashing. If you're of age and want to see where brawlers of the future should be headed, you should definitely check out TheWarriors.

Red Faction Guerrilla is an entertaining game, without question. There are just a few elements that prevent this game from becoming great.

Relic and THQ once more offer up a sublime strategy game, graced with top-notch graphics, an exciting and epic storyline and a tons of character.

InFamous makes a lot of smart and entertaining game design decisions topped off with a high level of presentation values.

Bomberman is all about having that easy to play, casual multiplayer gaming session...the same motif that all Live Arcade should possess. Do yourself a favor and purchase this game as soon as possible.

It goes without saying that if you enjoy fun, get yourself a copy of Peggle DS.

The replay value for this game is extremely high, as you are only limited by your imagination.

In the end, a pared-down multi-player extravaganza does not a great single-player experience make. This game has a lot of good things going for it, but they exist in departments that ultimately don’t matter.

Despite some shady collision detection, disappearing corpses and enemies walking unchanging lines, seemingly oblivious to your presence and the death of nearby comrades, Future Perfect is a solid package offering a huge amount of Easter Eggs and content with a great sense of humor, both online and off, that will keep you coming back.

The new modes combined with intense multiplayer options (single card, multi card, and WiFi) will literally have any fan foaming at the mouth.

It is not that Top Spin 4 revolutionizes the tennis game genre, it just provides a comfortable control scheme, an extremely robust career mode, and a presentation that has yet to be matched in a tennis title.

There's plenty of reason to keep playing once the main story is finished, aside from the perpetual quest to better your challenge mission scores.

If you are a fan of Metallica, you must play this game, no question about it.

Factions really doesn't break any new ground, but it does play well to its core competencies, namely delivering a beautiful world for players that love PvE and exploration, alongside a finely-tuned set of PvP and Arena areas for the more competitive crowd.

An absolute blast to play. It nails the street-racing scene perfectly, melding it with some stunning visuals and sound, and gives it all a nitrous boost in the form of some top notch gameplay.

The game really only takes a few hours to complete but its charm has the most staying power.

Definitely one of the best games on the PS2. With excellent gameplay and graphics, Capcom has greatly raised the bar in the action genre.

Even though the puzzles can be challenging, the game’s addictive nature and sense of satisfaction is rarely seen at this level on the DS.

Just Cause 2 isn’t a perfect game, many of the story missions are blah and the player isn’t really let into the joke of the game until late into it, but even with its very minor faults it still manages to be one of the best games I have played this year.

The game doesn't live up to the qualities resplendent in either the book or the movies, but it's still a technically competent game and fun to play.

Fallout New Vegas is basically everything that Fallout 3 was, just in a new environment, a new story, but with more bugs and a few new bells and whistles.

Again, true flight enthusiasts will balk at the lack of takeoff/landing phases and since there is no multiplayer, Ace Combat 5 can't be recommended for anyone but airplane lovers.

Even though the core experience is enjoyable, there are too many little annoyances and omissions that pile up together to bring it down.