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A fine collection of arcade classics from the folks at Konami.

Konami and Hudson's Marble game is entertaining but not very flashy...

You may not be going to Hollywood in the real world but this game will make you feel like it's a real possibility..

The best role-playing game of 2006.

An excellent DVD release of Jackson's film with some so-so extras..

Konami's country themed karaoke game is good, but doesn't go out of its way to innovate.

Peter Jackson once again shows he can take well-known source material and put it on the screen in a way that will satisfy almost every audience..

Peter Jackson's Kong comes to life best on Microsoft's first-generation console.

Despite a myriad of technical problems and shortcomings, the PC game adaption of Peter Jackson's film still manages to stand out.

Kameo is a beautiful action adventure first for the Xbox 360 worth a look.

Ancel and the other folks at Ubisoft have done the almost unheard of and made a very good game based on the events of Peter Jackson's movie.

Another great action film starring Jet Li - perfect for movie fans on the go.

KUF: Heroes is only a slight step above Crusaders, but is a solid and fun endeavor nonetheless.

Black Sea Studios' real-time strategy game is good but it may be a little too hard for the average RTS gamer to learn and handle.

We serve up a second on Square Enix' nifty little RPG card battling game for the Game Boy Advance.

In addition to the eleven white knuckled single player missions, there are more than a few offline and online play modes to get you worked over on.

Sora's second adventure on the Game Boy Advance is just as delightful as its PS2 predecessor.

Not since Mister Mosquito have we seen anything quite as bizarre as Katamari Damacy.

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Dragon Age isn’t just one of the more hotly anticipated games of the holiday season—it’s the single most ambitious RPG project you’ve ever seen.