A fun golf game, but not much different than Season 1.

Stardock kicks off the New Year with the release of an ambitious real-time twist on the standard 4X empire-building genre.

The pint-sized pyro’s newest adventure has a lot of smoke, but little fire.

Has Soul Calibur jumped the shark? If this game is any indication of what’s to come--absolutely.

It’s gruesome and disturbing, and that’s exactly why we like it.

Forget Payback, pay it forward and let a friend know to stay away from this lackluster, uninspiring shooter.

Digital Eel cooks up a suprisingly delicous matching game that everyone can enjoy.

Gas Powered Games cooks up a tasty expansion pack perfect for feeding fans of the original game.

The Xbox 360, PS3 and PS2 versions of this year's WWE games take a few steps forward and a few steps back.

Some great ideas for a motion-sensor focused wrestling game on the Wii surface with this release -- too bad there's very little actual gamplay to go along with it..

While this year's PSP game has its share of problems it does bring lots of new stuff to the table..

The DS version of this year's WWE wrestling game tries to be innovative and forgets about the fun.

Mario's flying high and all it took was a little Wii.

Microsoft's Xbox 360 version of the popular Scene It? DVD game brings people of all stripes together.

A cheaper price makes the Games for Windows version of this comic brawler a decent budget buy, but it's still a fairly shallow game.

Sega succeeds in revving up its old arcade rally series with this phenomenal racer that infuses off-road with a dash of drift.

This adventure manages to screw up a story involving both Sherlock Holmes and Cthulhu.

While this game may only be for those Stan Lee calls "True Believers," there certainly some great moments in this movie inspired title from Activision.

The Wii version of this movie tie-in game isn't quite as flashy as its 360 counterpart.