The Big Bomb
Not even the great Bomberman namesake can hope to pull this lackluster title out of the dungeon of bad gaming. This is not a next-generation title.
Suikoden Strikes Back
Although it stumbled a bit with the fourth game in the series, Suikoden V returns with a vengeance to reclaim its crown. This is what a console RPG should be.
Marvelous Metal
Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence adds online play and plenty of extras sure to tempt any MGS fan, and comes at a bargain price as well!
Country Crooners
Country Music Television and Konami have a way to turn your PS2 into a full scale Karaoke machine, only this one is a lot better than you’ll find in most bars.
Devilishly Good
A favorite series returns with Castlevania: Curse of Darkness. The new game adds a ton of new features to the series, but keeps the basics like your trusty whip intact.
Morning Gromit!
Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is, like the hit movie, good Halloween fun that’s not too scary for either kids or adults.
PSP's FPS Try
Coded Arms may have quite a few flaws in terms of environments and repetitive gameplay, but the game looks good and shows that FPS are possible on the PSP.
Strong Traditions
Suikoden IV takes place 150 years before the first game in the series, so you can see how the direction of the world came to pass.
Real Roses Have Thorns
GiN concentrates this week on Rumble Roses and Dead or Alive Ultimate, for the most cat-fighting, mud-wrestling action ever seen!
Turtle Power On The Small Screen
The loveable Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles leap onto the Game Boy Advance, and we enlist a six-year-old to help us review the action.