Shoot, loot, repeat.

Bottom Line: It Rocks.

The Dark Knight Returns -- bigtime.

Battlefield 1943 – The 1,000 pixel stare

Battlefield 1943 – The 1,000 pixel stare

Same dance, new song.

By air or by sea, command your forces to victory in the Pacific theatre.

Banjo is a steal at $40.

THQ's Wild Ride

Blitz is back...and brings some game this time around.

World War II continues...

Beautifully executed gaming brilliance.

DICE shows that it can make a quality single player game in addition to the usual multiplayer mayhem.

Even more fun than administering a Wet Willy.

You know that goofy grin dogs get on their face when they stick their heads out the window of a moving car? Playing Burnout Paradise is like that.

Bladestorm breaks new ground, but will mainly appeal to Koei die-hards.

Not everyone is going to have the kind of stamina this game requires.

It's the same old Katamari on the 360. Is that enough for you?

Fight back the Cylon invasion in this simplistic, top-down arcade shooter for both the Xbox 360 and PC.

A less-than heavenly mixture of aerial action and stealth that is simply too difficult to enjoy.

This perfect marriage of action and depth raises the bar for the FPS genre. BioShock is a success as both a mindless action game and as a complex, emotional experience, a victory for both high and low art.

Cavia's action game for the Xbox 360 is an average third-person shooter peppered with some awesome moments.

Yet another World War II game, but the game is original enough to warrant some playtime.