The game, while it doesn’t provide anything drastically different like previous versions, is still quite fun and as I mentioned, the most in-depth yet.

This is a markedly better game than "Call of Duty 2: Big Red One" and the finest World War II gameplay on the current-generation consoles.

The game includes tons of gameplay, a plethora of Marvel characters, a great presentation, and successfully balances the action and RPG elements, while letting players choose just how much they want to micromanage.

The game's visuals are good, but like always, never quite reach great status.

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock is undoubtedly the best game in the series. The amazing soundtrack, superb wireless guitar, subtle tweaks, and excellent online multiplayer are exactly what fans have been wanting from the series.

The PC version is the best you can get. If you have a PC that meets the requirements below, you’ll have a much better time than you would with either console version. Furthermore, GameStop.com is selling this game for a mere $10, several times less than the console versions.

The game includes tons of gameplay, a plethora of Marvel characters, a great presentation, and successfully balances the action and RPG elements, while letting players choose just how much they want to micromanage. Marvel: Ultimate Alliance has something for everyone.

The impression of war is always well intact in the game which is simply amazing. The actual gameplay is top-notch with tight shooting and controls making the game as approachable as possible.

Very little was lost in the transition to the Xbox 360, which is an encouraging sign for future RTS games on consoles.

The game’s resource management, battles and particularly factions are wonderful and provide much depth to the game without ever overdoing it.

Gaming doesn’t get much better than breaking the sound barrier through Metropolis’ skies.

I wasn't expecting much more than a novelty act, to be honest. The well-implemented psychic elements in the game really make Psi-Ops stand out and provide a fun experience throughout.

The game includes tons of gameplay, a plethora of Marvel characters, a great presentation, and successfully balances the action and RPG elements, while letting players choose just how much they want to micromanage.

A fun horror title with solid gameplay and an interesting storyline to keep you playing to the very end.

The polished graphics, new missions and classes, and multiplayer mode are all icing on the cake for a game that is genuinely funny and provides a rather unique experience.

The game’s presentation is superb, the gameplay is good and fast-paced, and the game offers much replayability.

Brothers in Arms: Hell’s Highway is an intense and powerful shooter.

A very solid game overall. The tweaks to the core gameplay, the addition of the BMX moves, and the inclusion of a massive city to skate around in are definitely appreciated.

It may not look as good as the Xbox 360 version, but it is by far more full-featured. There are tons of modes in the game promising countless of gameplay. The atmosphere and enthusiasm that the game portrays are amazing, second only to the Xbox 360 version.

A delightful experience. The game truly captures the atmosphere of soccer.

Guitar Hero: On Tour does a great job of bringing the Guitar Hero experience to the Nintendo DS.

It’s the best tennis game on any console.

Undoubtedly one of the finest racing simulators currently available. Thanks to the driving school, the game has made huge strides in accessibility, and the underlying gameplay is as stellar as ever.

Guitar Hero: On Tour Decades is a great expansion of the series on the DS.

It won’t convert Madden non-believers, but everyone else take note: the best next-generation Madden has arrived.

Overall, Midnight Club Los Angeles is a superb racing game.

The game’s music fits a Western-themed game very well while providing enough oomph to make the battles appear even more dramatic.

While not a full five-on-five "NBA Street," NBA Live 06 features just enough arcade elements to keep the game interesting while still remaining a full blown basketball simulator.