Mirror's Edge offers fantastic graphics, an incredible sense of immersion, and an interesting storyline to boot, but does it have anything new to offer over its console-based counterpart?

Sort of a Fungi

Science was so wrong.

Keep your powder dry, and make sure you don’t run out

Keep your powder dry, and make sure you don’t run out

Rocking to the beat of a text simulation drummer

Even more ways to display a stunning lack of common sense.

Rube Goldberg would be proud

YouTube is about to get flooded with broken ankles

Great racer; insane difficulty. You have been warned.

Owing to the lack of an overarching storyline, Mount & Blade is a game that’s difficult to get into at first. If you can get past the growing pains, however, it offers a compelling, dynamic world that you are free to explore at your leisure and a combat model that is both frenetic and addicting.

Perpetuating the mindset that console ports make for shoddy PC games.

Mercenaries 2 comes close to delivering what a sequel to a great game should be.

Madden 09 successfully focuses on the casual player but continues to poke its hardcore fan base with a stick.

Still a great game, but you're basically paying for last year's game with the new Life mode.

Hideo Kojima and team deliver on the hype in this big shot in the arm exclusive for PlayStation 3.

The only critical flaw with Mass Effect is the amount of unrealized potential in a game that gives us the first truly great sci-fi RPG in more than a decade that didn't depend on a franchise property. It has action, it has a compelling story and it even has a little heart. It's the type of game that every RPG fan should play.

Unites Myst fans and detractors under one abysmal banner.

An interesting first attempt at an arcade baseball game on the DS, Fantasy All-Stars is hit and miss.

Mario Kart Wii literally puts you behind the wheel for more fast paced racing fun

Handheld baseball at its best

The Show is the gold standard for baseball on the PS2.

This is easily the year's best baseball game.