Final Fantasy: Dissidia on the PSP is a way to keep the legions of FF fans happy until the next inevitable full release of the series. And it does that job well. Anybody else however, is going to be hopelessly lost, and a touch bored.
Katamari Forever offers an exclusive PS3 title that pushes the limits of normal gameplay. You will either love or hate this oddball game, but we are guessing probably love.
The Warriors: Street Brawl, now available for Xbox Live, is taking aim at The Warriors cult hit movie, though less successfully than the original Rockstar Games title.
With a new developer at the helm, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 takes the series in innovative and amazing directions that are sure to wow any comic book or action RPG fan.
Zuma’s Revenge may be in the casual space, but it will enthrall players of all ages and skills with its simple-to-play but difficult-to-master gameplay and unique style.
The new TMNT: Turtles in Time: Re-shelled game for Xbox Live Arcade arrives 18 years after the arcade classic wowed fans. And while it’s not a bad game, it’s not as good as the original either.
One of the best games we have seen so far this year, Batman Arkham Asylum features stellar graphics, perfect voice acting and some of the most unexpected plot twists we’ve ever experienced.
Prototype is an aptly named game given that it offers action-oriented gameplay different from anything we’ve seen before. It combines several styles to create one of its very own.
Although the first game was a bit of a letdown, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen brings the series roaring back to game consoles and PCs everywhere, and does it with action and style.
Although often overlooked in video games, World War II in the Pacific was a hotly contested theater. Battlestations: Pacific takes an arcade-like approach to bringing it all to life.
