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If you can get past the horrible fighting mechanics, the rest of Rule of Rose is intensely disturbing.

Konami's robot battle game may not be flashy but can be fun if you give it a chance.

In Deep Silver and Stormregion's solid WWII RTS Rush for Berlin – time is definitely not on your side.

In Deep Silver and Stormregion's solid WWII RTS Rush for Berlin – time is definitely not on your side.

Paul Walker and Cameron Bright stand out in this run and gun action film set in New Jersey.

This MMORPG gameworld is an acquired taste...

Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends, despite its cumbersome name, is a fun ride through a wildly inventive landscape.

If you thought this game would suck than you are sadly mistaken.

Feel the Magic Sequl holds its own on the DS. If you like weird Japanese mini-games that involve winning love, this is definitely your game.

This game appeals to the same demographic that enjoys scrambled Cinemax, although it is rated M.

This Rainbow Six game just doesn't cut it on its re-entry to the platform where the series began.

Gamers should pass on this DS release unless they are fanatic, forgiving and hardcore RE fans.

Fans of simulation racers are going to crap a brick when they see this game

Riviera is a solid role-playing game that offers a lot of fun for your GBA.

A solid and unique anime experience worth the price of admission.

The best game this year for the PlayStation 2 and the best RE game since Resident Evil 2!

Square Enix' latest SaGa game isn't a complete miss, but lacks a solid focus.

Square Enix's latest RPG is a decent and amusing diversion from its more serious themed role-playing game franchises.

while there is some fun in Restricted Area, it is really not worth spending decent money on.

Thank you Namco and Codo for bringing back the spirit of X-Com!

Capcom's second title in the RE spin-off title falls flat.

There simply aren’t all that many games available that allow the player to dispose of huge numbers of enemies in such a sick, perverse, and incredibly satisfying manner