R-Type shifts into a brand new gear on the PSP.

800 Microsoft Points is about 700 too many for this arcade shooter.

You gotta know when to fold 'em in this solid sequel that remains largely on par with the original.

Blasting your way through Vegas a second time proves to be just as rewarding as it did the first time around.

A decent on-rails shooter that, for better or worse, takes few chances with the standard formula.

Rock Band represents the very best the music/rhythm game genre has to offer. Putting a four-person band together and rocking out to some of rock and roll's greatest tracks is gaming nirvana.

This game chair offers a decent feature set at a more reasonable price than Ultimate Game Chair's other pricier offerings.

Top flight racing at a low end price.

While Rune Factory does have many familiar landmarks typical to a Harvest Moon game, it combines them with all-new gameplay, including monsters, swords, death, amnesia, and runes.

If you're still looking to get a copy of RE4 -- this is the platform to play it on.

Resident Evil 4 was a console classic. The PC version? Not so much.

RIP 3 isn't particulary compelling or entertaining..

KOEI's latest RTK title is great if you have an abundance of patience and time to play it.

Level 5 and SCEA deliver another great role-playing game for PlayStation 2 owners.

The boardgame version of Railroad Tycoon is a surefire hit for veteran gamers and new players alike.

Buying this shooter from Insomniac is an easier decision than buying the system you need to play it on..

Truly 'not another Rainbow Six game,' this one adds depth and a whole lot of fun.

Part puzzle game, part action game, and mostly fun, but 1200 points? Come on!

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