A welcome addition to the ever-evolving series with enough new content to make it a worthwhile purchase.

If this is the wave of the future for multiplayer games, I can't wait to see what's ahead. Allegiance sets forth a goal and achieves it on almost every level.

This game mixes all the elements that make a game great, and adds a few new ingredients to the mix. Shaken lightly, not stirred, this is one hell of a new recipe.

Despite being more action-oriented than tactical, Vegas does have some memorable moments. But the franchise clearly appears to be shifting away from its traditional audience toward a more action-oriented mass market.

Not only does it have fun powers and cool costumes, it makes you feel like a hero! And, better yet, part of a team.

EverQuest isn't everyone's cup of tea, but the good features outweight the problems, making it a rather enjoyable game overall.

C&C3's graphics are outstanding. You'll see rippling water, detailed map terrain, awe-inspiring weapon special effects, and satisfying explosions. The sound effects are equally good.

I've played some dandies in the last few months, and the competition out there is stiff, but Giants sends them all running for cover. Get it now. The highest score I've given out here at PC Gameworld.

While it mostly succeeds at what it strives to do, the gameplay may be dampened for some by its few short-comings.

This game almost perfectly caters to both the sim fanatic and the average player.

Peggle is a fun, good-looking, and challenging little time waster that takes a great game from our childhood and updates it nicely.

A breath of fresh air in the adventure gaming world, well worth playing despite some dodgy camera angles.

The great talents at Ubisoft have done it again with this one folks and I don't think this is the last we will hear of the Prince of Persia.

It is not the revolution in the space combat genre that many were hoping for, but it certainly is the next evolution.

there’s nothing new or innovative in this sequel and thus is merely a good RPG. Fans of the original will probably find the story enjoyable but will feel like they are just replaying "KOTOR" with a different story.

If you want to play a well-balanced baseball game that mixes stats and simulation with arcade action, this is really your best option.

A visual feast that happens to be a fun action/adventure game.

A fun adventure title with some interesting puzzles. However, the rigid control scheme and lack of in-depth interaction detracts from what could have been a much better game.

IL-2FB AEP is the Premiere WW2 simulation. It is the benchmark, which all sims should follow. In spite of some of its flaws, nothing comes close to the action this game provides.

New units, a new race, and a new campaign mixed with the winning formula and presentation of Dawn of War makes for a great expansion worthy of the original.

Changing from the ugly duckling of yesteryear, to 2003's beautiful white swan, Anarchy Online is not the same 'ol chaos you may remember.

Lionhead Studios creates a fun movie mogul sim, while giving wannabe Spielbergs the chance to make their masterpieces.

A good example of how a game can be fun if done right no matter what the subject matter is.

Combine top-notch graphics with an overhauled gaming system, and you have a winner. Not to mention it's addictive as hell.

The spark might be there, but it doesn’t burn as bright as it has in the past.

You're not going to have a social life if you purchase this game. Tell your friends you will be unavailable for extended periods of time. Explain to your girlfriend that, no, you're not seeing someone else. And tell your mom to come into the room every 2 or three days to see if you have dehydrated yet.

A game with much to like, but not enough to enjoy regularly.

An excellent add-on to Crysis that won't fry your PC to a melting pulp.