Sega and Nintendo unite in 'Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games' for Wii, turning former rivals into partners for Olympic glory.
Naruto Ninja Council hits Europe on DS, offering fans over 40 missions and 20 characters from the beloved show, though it may feel repetitive.
DK: Jungle Climber swings into addictive action on DS, redefining king of the jungle with innovative controls and thrilling gameplay.
Mask of the Betrayer expands the NWN2 saga into Rasheman with epic quests and new mystical classes. A darker, more intense adventure awaits.
E4, the Xbox Live Arcade's vibrant puzzle game, intertwines puzzles, rhythm, and music, offering both solo and multiplayer modes.
GripShift revs up on Xbox Live Arcade, leaving its PSP origins in the dust. With vibrant visuals, funky tunes, and inventive tracks, it's a must-play.
When I interviewed Casey Hudson, lead Project Director on Mass Effect, I wasn't entirely sold on the concept behind the game.
Empire Earth III departs from its roots, simplifying gameplay and introducing cartoonish graphics, leaving fans of the series questioning its legacy.
Assassin's Creed on Xbox 360, a masterclass by Ubisoft blending historical epic with cutting-edge gameplay, teased with mystery and action.
Arguably the most popular television show of all time, and one of the longest running to boot, The Simpsons is simply a popular culture phenomenon.
Super Mario Galaxy soars as arguably the best Mario game, redefining platformers on the Wii with its innovative, gravity-defying gameplay.
TH: Proving Ground on Xbox 360 offers expansive gameplay and a revolutionary video editor, ensuring skaters' dreams are just a trick away.
For those that have never played the original, F.E.A.R. Files is probably a futile endeavour if looking for anything besides a run of the mill FPS.
Virtua Fighter 5 lands on Xbox 360 with online play, despite controller challenges, maintaining its acclaim as the top fighting game.
Conan for PS3: Brutality reigns supreme in this hack 'n' slash adventure, offering a blood-soaked tribute to the legendary barbarian.
Lair, a game poised to redefine dragon mythos, stumbles with clumsy controls, dimming its fantastical ambitions into a 'what-could-have-been' tale.
Naruto, the ever-popular Teenage Japanese Ninja Cat-like thing is back yet again to bring his unique brand of gaming to the home consoles.
Fury reinvents MMOs with its PVP focus, ditching grinds for fast-paced combat, though marred by skill clutter and patchy graphics.
Deshan Pillay, alias TRXSTR, pioneers Auckland's latest attraction, RVB gaming lounge, blending interactive gaming with retail experience.
Gears of War leaps from Xbox 360 to PC, offering extra content and the choice of controller or keyboard, to the delight of fans.
