The best graphics, control, A.I., and multiplayer, and the deepest career mode of any golf sim on the planet.

An enjoyable expansion despite the terrible dialogue and subpar story from the original continuing on.

With various scenarios and landscapes, free Internet play, an excellent story and presentation, and one of the most terrifying main villains I have ever seen, Soulblighter will keep you happy (I haven't even mentioned the map editor yet!).

What’s really most interesting about all of these changes, however, is that you now need to pay attention to all major aspects of the game to win, even at lower difficulty levels.

Buy it, download it, whatever; just get on board and enjoy. Sure-fire fun for the online enthusiast.

Why are you still reading this review? You should be on your way to the software store right now!

A great looking game with some of the best gameplay elements I’ve ever seen. However, over the scope of the game it gets a little thin and repetitive.

Fans of the original will enjoy this sequel, but don’t expect anything revolutionary, or even substantially different.

Extremely well made and easily holds its own. I encountered no major problems at all. There are tons of options, with lots of customizations, and plenty of different game types to keep your trigger finger active and your Mech tactics acute.

Smashing sequel improves on the original. Utterly unique and addictive series.

Episode One stays true to everything that made Half-Life 2 great, and tosses in some fresh new content for good measure. It is a wonderful, if not brief, return to the Half-Life world.

More freedom, more options, and the same intense gameplay of the original. The sequel is much more forgiving on gamers than its predecessor, but the gameplay still remains as addicting as ever.

May bear some flaws but it's definitely one of the good computer RPGs, and one of the best titles of the summer.

An average World War II shooter, with elements of strategy implemented somewhat successfully. However, the game is also available on consoles, and I can't help but think the game would have been so much better had it been developed solely for PC.

The deep content NHL 2004 offers, coupled with its minute-to-learn lifetime-to-master gameplay make it a must-have for hockey fans.

This is the game we've been waiting for since Total Annihilation! All things considered, Supreme Commander is a challenging game with enough depth and content to keep anyone busy for months.

This is the helicopter sim you've always wanted.

Provides a great single-player experience that immerses the player completely in the experience. If not for the lacking multiplayer, this game would be nearly perfect.

The best thing to come out of Sweden since meatballs and tall, big busted, long legged blondes wearing high heels.

Yet another indie game that totally blows away what the faceless corporations put out.

This is what the comic book craze has been waiting for. It’s an original, interesting game that breaks the bonds of the usual hack-and-slash drudgery.

Ask yourself if battling through hundreds of combats, most of which require no strategy other than kill the other guy first, sounds like fun.

While at its core, this is basically the same game as the first LEGO Star Wars, albeit based on a different trilogy, there is more here to do than the original. And more here is certainly better.

The action, graphics, and gameplay are all tight and very satisfying. However, the somewhat hazy story and confusing relationships make some parts of the game less than stellar. An extremely short completion time might also turn off some gamers.

One of the best strategy games I've played recently. The depth of gameplay offered is truly remarkable and the AI is good enough to almost make me forget that there is no multiplayer (almost).

Action gamers rejoice! A straightforward action shooter that produces both a strong single player and online multiplayer experience.

The most authentic, challenging, and beautiful pre-jet age combat flight sim ever made.

The worst crime ever committed against PC gamers was releasing the sequel to UT without an Assault mode.