Tony Hawk's latest PS2 venture pivots towards racing, leaving fans divided. Downhill Jam swaps tricks for speed, challenging the franchise's legacy.
It could only be the '80s: big hair, make-up and leopard print spandex were de rigueur for rock stars of the day.
Lost Planet leaps from Xbox 360 to PC, bringing its anime-styled battles and stunning visuals to Steam, albeit with a few hitches.
Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 finally returns to its origins on the PC, if not slightly delayed from its appearance on the 360.
After a notable 2 year absence, Codemasters have returned with the latest entry in the Colin McRae rally series, DiRT.
Sony's SingStar continues to entertain with Pop Hits, '90s anthems, and Rock Ballads for PS2, blending fun and nostalgia at every party.
Driver: Parallel Lines spins a high-octane tale of crime and driving in NYC '78, with thrilling Wii motion controls making every chase a rush.
Civilization IV's latest expansion, Beyond the Sword, revolutionises strategy with espionage and economic gameplay, setting a new bar.
Sega's Crush blends innovation with challenge on PSP, tackling both 2D/3D puzzles and insomnia, yet faces predictable market neglect.
Stuntman Ignition preview: Swap mere driving for daring stunts on PS3, aiming for movie star status. Launching in NZ on September 28.
Lair brings epic dragon battles to life with PS3's SIX-AXIS tech, soaring beyond traditional flight sims in a gripping skyward adventure.
Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights brings the thrill of live street racing and the HIN tour culture to gamers, with groundbreaking A.I and customisation.
Jam Sessions for the DS offers a unique, interactive way to learn guitar basics with virtual strings and chords, perfect for budding musicians.
Heavenly Sword was first seen worldwide not via the internet but on a rather popular television program called 'Heroes'.
Single player RPGs are a dying breed in the day and age of online gaming but developers seem determined to ride the PS2 till the wheels fall off.
WarTech: Senko no Ronde sets players in a not so distant future where humans have colonised new galaxies throughout the universe.
Celebrate 10 years of Metal Slug with a Wii anthology that's a hilarious, bullet-filled feast for fans old and new. No diet breaks required!.
Ninja games are always fun to play. I don't know of anyone that wouldn't enjoy a well developed game about Ninja.
Quake Wars beta unveils strategic FPS play, captivating gamers with its mix of fierce combat and team strategy ahead of Sept release.
Nintendo delights fans with Pokémon Pearl for DS, venturing into Sinnoh with 107 new Pokémon, strategic battles, and innovative online play.
