Blow up sh*t—that’s Earth Defense Force 2017 in a nutshell.

It should come as no surprise that Oblivion is every bit as good on the PS3 as it was on the Xbox 360 or PC.

With Europa Universalis III, you can jump into a grand and meticulous shake-and-bake history sandbox.

Excite Truck proves that a game can be tons of fun without having much depth.

Excite Truck proves that a game can be tons of fun without having much depth.

Saving the world through the power of song, Elite Beat Agents is one of the more unique and fun games released for the DS.

Evidence: the Last Ritual is a disturbing and realistic PC adventure game that fans of the macabre will surely enjoy.

Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is truly the kind of game that sucks you in and won't let go.

Bethesda's behemoth RPG is a worthy addition to the Elder Scrolls saga – just bring a speedy PC.

With an increase in the level cap and a lot of new high-end content, Kingdom of Sky is a necessity for any hardcore EQII gamer...

Kinetics proves to be more of an addition to a training regimen, rather than a replacement for it.

This musical Nintendo DS is fun, but flawed.

Hail to the king, Baby! Ash returns with a pretty good adventure for fans of the cult classic films on which this game is inspired by.

ESPN College Hoops 2K5 is deep, fun, and if not for some bug issues, would be a Grade A product.

EverQuest II is a brilliantly crafted work art in almost every respect.

AntiGrav’s control system makes it a unique and engaging experience that many hardcore and casual gamers will be able to appreciate.

Evil Genius is, overall, one of the most addictive, amazing, and even hilarious games I’ve seen come out on this quarter of the year.

If you like to dance and want a great game for a party with people who don’t mind looking a little silly, EyeToy Groove is probably just up your alley.

Monte Cristo's tactical real-time strategy game is a decent foray into the world of the world's most under-appreciated profession.