Feeding Frenzy isn’t a deep game, but it provides some fun.

Predator is a solid and good game on the outer edge of being great.

Capcom's return to the streets of Metro City is an underwhelming but adequate enough beat 'em up experience.

EA Sports enters the ring for Round 3 of its Fight Night series with decidedly mixed results.

EA Sports enters the ring for Round 3 of its Fight Night series with decidedly mixed results.

Sega's racer offers some compelling crashes and some ultra short gameplay.

One of the best First-Person Shooters of 2005.

At a price point of $20 how can you go wrong with this new version of the greatest Xbox RPG ever released?

Despite a few small shortcomings, Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance is a must-buy for any GameCube strategy-RPG player.

Frantix is no-frills puzzler in dire need of a personality transplant

Fable: The Lost Chapters is undeniably charming and fun.

Far Cry Instincts mixes up pedal-to-the-metal action with enough thinking stealth elements to provide a fun challenge.

Bugbear's action racer serves up fast paced action racing and powerful physics to create a decent Xbox experience both online and offline.

Capcom's pinball offering for the PS2 just doesn't measure up.

The GameCube version of 7 Studios' super hero foursome is far from fantastic.

The PS2 version of 7 Studios' super hero foursome is far from fantastic.

Fantastic Four the game for Xbox is far from 'Fantastic' but okay if you are a fan of the comics.

Ed and Al's second adventure on the PlayStation 2 is a short but fun extension of the popular anime franchise its based on.

Microsoft's latest racing game is top shelf, AAA racing at its finest!

Wild Tangent's casual action RPG offering is one of the best light RPG experiences of 2005.

How does the PS2 version of Pandemic's tactical strategy shooter stand up on Sony's console? Read on and find out.

Irrational's sequel outshines the original in so many different ways.

This one falls somewhere in between average joe-gamer and otaku experience.