A more than worthy successor to the mayoral throne, and by far the best in the series, except for slow-down issues.

The Adventure Company's latest mystery has some good ideas, but is often poorly executed and frustrating to play.

Highly recommended to RTS fans, yet is not daring enough to follow through with some of its ideas and reach its full potential.

Will entertain for a while, but will become old fast. People interested in a chat room environment will find some fun here, but others, especially fans of the previous games, may feel cheated.

It’s not a great game by any stretch of the imagination, but it is a very competent title that manages to hit more right notes than wrong ones.

Island Extreme Stunts will give old Lego fans, as well as little ones who have just taken to these classic toys, the delight of finally seeing those little Lego guys come to life.

Though Nightfire does have its problems, it most definitely could have been worse.

A great game for flight sim and WW2 enthusiasts, with a wide range of gameplay options backed up by outstanding in-game customer support.

With a fabulous graphics engine, deep character development and excellent additions to come in the months ahead, AC2 sets a new standard.

A decent budget action game that will satisfy many gamers, yet is somewhat lacking in detail and environmental interaction.

Suffers from the same thing as most MMORPGs out there, a lack of things to do besides the monotonous.

With all the game elements perfectly balanced, this is a worthwhile purchase for any fan of the real-time strategy genre.

Embodies exactly what made the original such a treat to play - creativity and plenty of action... [But] some may view the single-player side as wanting, due to its very short completion time.

While nothing amazing or mind blowing, Panzer Claws is a well conceived game that blends a bit more realism into the mix.

Those looking for some old-school RPG fun will find Arkane Studios' latest release worth its weight in gold.

Its separate parts don’t look like much, but as a whole, they work well.

A disappointment. Not as good as the original. This is a series that has definitely lost something from its Interplay roots.

Although succeeding as a purely arcade racer, those looking for a realistic simulation of the sport should look elsewhere.

A reasonable expansion to a great game. Hardcore Morrowind fans will love the new content, but the stale old content should have been refreshed.

Casual and hardcore sports gamers will find this title of the highest quality - a must have for golf fans!

With only a few good features GI Combat's disconnected and confusing nature will probably make you glad the war is over.

Player movements are more realistic than in any other sports title from Electronic Arts.

My experience with Age of Mythology was one of apathy and boredom... Think of AoM as Led Zeppelin’s "Stairway to Heaven." Sure, it’s a great song, but do you really want to hear it over and over again?

The controls are easy to use, the interface is informative, and the overall presentation is very good for this genre.

If you’re looking for an infinitely replayable wargame, then look no further. CM2 will provide you with hours of fun.

Aviation history buffs will absolutely love this game, but the rest of us should wait for the promised patches and upgrades.

Great in theory, and with each patch will become better, stronger, and faster. It’s a bargain at twenty bucks, if you ask me. The programmers just need a little longer to iron out those online kinks.

Didn't the developers play "IL-2 Sturmovik"? They should, so they can see how it's supposed to be done.