Delving Deeper Into Middle Earth
Lord of the Rings Online is a bright success story in the crop of lukewarm new MMOs, and now it expands, letting players delve into Tolkien’s famous Mines of Moria.
Lord of the Rings Online is a bright success story in the crop of lukewarm new MMOs, and now it expands, letting players delve into Tolkien’s famous Mines of Moria.
Space Trader continues the long line of PC mercantile in space simulations that gamers have fallen in love with over the years. But here, you might also have to pull your pistol to survive like a shooter.
Farcry 2 moves away from the monsters of its predecessor and into the reality of fighting for blood diamonds in Africa. The enemies are all human, but very monstrous nonetheless.
It’s not easy getting a graphically-laden flight sim to work well on the Wii. But porting over Rebel Raiders from the PS2 and PC is a good start. At least for a budget title.
Dead Space takes the popular survival horror genre into space, where we all know that nobody can hear you scream. But scream you will in this terrifying shooter.
Sometimes animals have to take the long way home, by way of a shelter. The Happy Tails Animal Shelter game is a wonderful family title that teaches responsibility and care for our furry friends.
Civilization IV: Colonization is a deeply flawed game that will have you wondering what the heck Sid Meier and Firaxis were thinking with this horrible remake of a classic strategy title.
Quantum of Solace hits the theaters, and the tie-in game hits consoles and PCs at the same time. And unlike other games based on movies, Quantum can hold its own in a fight.
LEGO Batman takes the now familiar Lego gameplay found in the Indiana Smith and Star Wars games and adds some new twists to the world of the Dark Knight.
Playing a mercenary who only cares about money is a fun way to pass the time in this fully destructible, open world. Mercenaries 2 is practically a torrent of brilliant destruction.