The graphics are beautiful, the special attacks look awesome, and gameplay is smooth..

The announcement of Animal Crossing: City Folk was one of the most welcomed games at Nintendo’s press conference.

It’s like Rock Band for kindergarteners

It’s not every day that one gets to play a game using one’s butt.

It’s not every day that one gets to play a game using one’s butt.

If you and your friends have ever wanted to pretend to be Maverick, Jester, and Iceman from Top Gun, here's your chance.

Trying not to get excited after going hands-on with Insomniac's intense shooter sequel is simply futile.

Split-screen multiplayer is here! We go hands-on with the tropical sequel.

It's on--Activision unveils it's answer to Rock Band with this fourth installment packed with features.

The sun rises on a new installment of the immensely popular Call of Duty franchise and we take a first look.

Are you ready to rock? Harmonix certainly is in their fully-featured follow up to last year's innovative hit.

Ubisoft crowns a new prince in this beautiful reinvention of the long-running platform-action series

Spore strikes a nice balance between making the game too easy and making it too frustrating.

Mirror’s Edge looks like a sure winner. It’s edgy, has a very unique gameplay, and looks terrific.

Ensemble is confident that they have cured the console RTS curse with Halo Wars.

In space, no one can hear you drop bricks in your pants.

LEGO Batman: The Videogame looks and plays a whole lot like its LEGO predecessors, which is its greatest strength and weakness.

Fracture introduces wild new weapons capable of transforming terrain and working them into totally over-the-top combat scenarios.

GSC casts you as a mercenary S.T.A.L.K.E.R, so you can get a better grip on the alternate post-Chernobyl scenario.

Project Origin looks to raise the bar while filling the shoes of its fright filled predecessor.

Disciples III keeps the lion’s share of the gameplay but makes small changes along the way, trying to breathe new life into a fading franchise.

The over-the-top action will get your kill count to an absurdly high number; even for a first person shooter.

Pandemic moves from Star Wars to Middle Earth.