Hitman: Blood Money

Golden Sun: The Lost Age

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

Hitman: Blood Money

Hitman: Blood does a smooth job of balancing good gameplay with interesting missions.

In the fourth game in the Hitman series, Agent 47 takes his job in the United States in order to lie low from the Europe for a while and to outsmart a rival agency desperate in wanting to have him dead. Agent 47 is up to... Read Full Review

Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse

Although it doesn't fully live up to it's true potential, Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel without a Pulse is worth playing.

This game is a truly unique title: You get to finally play as a zombie. After so many years of playing special forces operatives, police officers, and ordinary people shooting down zombies, its very refreshing to play as... Read Full Review

Devil May Cry (Platinum)

Its an okay game but thanks to positive praise from most gamers, it is one of the most overrated games ever made!

First it started off as Resident Evil game, then it turned into this: Devil May Cry, an action packed, repetitive game with decent graphics and sound, but it suffers from a lame storyline, mediocre RPG elements, and badl... Read Full Review

Ougon no Taiyou: Ushinawareshi Toki

If you own a Gameboy Advance, you must buy Golden Sun and its excellent sequel: The Lost Age.

This is one of the greatest RPG's I've ever played. The story line is great, the characters is memorable and you really care about them, the gameplay is amazing, the graphics are artisticly brilliant, the sound effects a... Read Full Review

The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

One of the worst video games I've ever played.

My mom bought me this game a long time ago. I was at the time a huge die hard fan of the Lord of the Rings (I'm just a casual fan but not as much as I use to). When I plopped this turd into my Gameboy Advance, I was not ... Read Full Review

State of Emergency 2

Anyone who even remotely enjoyed the original even a little bit will dispise this sequel.

The Original State of Emergency was an interesting, if flawed game that had some mindless fun amongst the repetitive nature of it's gameplay. Since the original was a budget title that had come out around 2002, it's outd... Read Full Review

The Warriors

A well done beat 'um game that is also a nice companion piece to an excellent action movie.

The Warriors (the game) starts off the same way as the movie does: at the meeting of all the gangs of New York set up by Cryus, the most powerful gang leader of all the city. His goal is to unite all the gangs in the cit... Read Full Review

Geist

Just another generic shooter with a gimmicky premise

When I load up Geist into my gamecube, I was expected fun. What I got was boredom. Here was a generic, run of the mils shooter that lacks depth, story, great controls, good graphics, and (most importantly) fun. The mi... Read Full Review

Shadow of the Colossus

Proof that Roger Ebert is WRONG about video games!!!

(I'm gonna pretend I'm talking to famed movie critic Roger Ebert in the following paragraph) I ask,"Hey Mr. Ebert, can video games be art?" Mr. Ebert says,"No." I ask,"Why not?" Mr. Ebert answers,"Because vid... Read Full Review