Traditional and fresh in all the right ways, this strategy sequel is an absolute joy for veterans and newcomers alike.

The stellar artistic design shines, but the disappointing lack of strategic depth casts a long shadow over this lengthy adventure.

Blacklight: Tango Down is a decent, cheap multiplayer shooter for the budget-minded gamer looking for a change of pace.

It might let you import your own music library, but Rhythm Zone is a poor substitute for the games it apes.

The prince's high-flying adventure is marred by camera issues and weak combat, but the excellent platforming is still loads of fun.

In true GTA fashion, Johnny is free to take on a number of story missions or spend his time riding his chopper through Liberty City causing as much mayhem with his brothers as possible.

Dragon Age: Origins does not merely move that flag forward a few feet, it scales the mountain of RPGs, raises a new banner, a new high bar, and then challenges the genre to play catch-up.

In James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game, the Na’vi are native inhabitants to Pandora, a world that a human-based faction known as the RDA is mining.