One more trip to the Pandora playground

Better than cherry pie.

Pandemics final work is a stylish, mixed bag.

More than just a sequel name, Tony Hawk is really taking you for a ride.

More than just a sequel name, Tony Hawk is really taking you for a ride.

A game for the patient pros.

How to make a great game even greater: add zombies.

Fab.

“Dethroned!”

If ESPN’s marketing department had invented the sport of baseball, the result would’ve been The Bigs 2.

Transforming and rolling out is a lot less painful than it used to be.

Another false messiah.

An offer you can’t refuse? Close, but not quite.

Square-Enix delivers a rare miss in the JRPG genre.

The purple swan song?

Tiger is back for another round in this solid if unspectacular effort.

This freshman effort shows promise but has a lot of kinks to work out.

Finally, the Xbox 360 has a JRPG which it can claim as a true RPG gem, and if Tales of Vesperia doesn’t get RPG fans believing in the 360’s future with the genre, nothing will.

Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing

A refreshingly realistic simulation of the sport

A game that readily shakes off the “movie game” stereotype, Jason Bourne knows exactly how to make a fistfight look cool.

Prince Caspian faithfully mirrors the movie’s plot but mercifully omits the teenage angst.

A great premise is ruined by bland and broken gameplay.