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E3 2008: Prince of Persia Preview

Ubisoft crowns a new prince in this beautiful reinvention of the long-running platform-action series

Mirror�s Edge looks like a sure winner. It�s edgy, has a very unique gameplay, and looks terrific.

Ensemble is confident that they have cured the console RTS curse with Halo Wars.

In space, no one can hear you drop bricks in your pants.

LEGO Batman: The Videogame looks and plays a whole lot like its LEGO predecessors, which is its greatest strength and weakness.

Fracture introduces wild new weapons capable of transforming terrain and working them into totally over-the-top combat scenarios.

Project Origin looks to raise the bar while filling the shoes of its fright filled predecessor.

Pandemic moves from Star Wars to Middle Earth.

The Rising Sun looks bright for the future.

Could this end up being the definitive World War II experience?

Microsoft Announces New Exclusive Games, Radical New Xbox 360 Interface During Annual Media Briefing

The Sacred franchise returns in this gorgeous sequel to the 2004 sleeper hit.

It may carry the Far Cry name, but this sequel glides into wild new territory with sandbox shooter gameplay that could make it one of the year's best.

Zombies stick together in this innovative shooter that takes a cooperative approach to its fast-paced action.

Ubisoft's voice-controlled real-time strategy game blasts expectations with surprisingly flexible commands and an inventive multiplayer campaign.

Sierra and Radical highlight the unique super-powers in its ambitious sandbox game coming early next year.

Ninjas may be sneaky, but samurai (and Samuel L. Jackson!) are stylish in Namco-Bandai's juicy adaptation of the hit animated series.

Rare readies its party animals for a second go around in this sequel that builds on the highly praised gameplay of the original Viva Pi�ata.

Microsoft and Rare look to add some spice to its platformer by pimping their ride.

The Reds are coming in this console adaptation of last year's lauded real-time strategy game.

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Bloody, tense and undeniably fun, a frustrating camera and incredibly tough boss battles keep Ninja Gaiden II from being as accessible as it should be.