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

EA Sports delivers its best NASCAR game in years.

Vampires, Nazis, Werewolves, and guns--talk about wasting a premise.

Great graphics and gameplay are ruined by the same old story; less characters and sagas than the last game make this a rental at best.

GRID blends arcade action and realism in one impressive package.

The best-playing EA soccer game yet, but the limited scope may make waiting for FIFA 09 a better option.

The core of the game shows up on the console but there’s more than a few things lost in the translation.

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

Hilarity ensues.

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.

High production values with a compelling story line, but the basketball play fails to deliver.

Liberty City is back, and more real than ever.

Another popular board/card game makes its way to Xbox Live. This one is not a necessity.

A remarkable amount of technical flaws mar what would otherwise be a solid console RTS.

A sojourn of surreal savagery.

Fun for the first half, Viking's repetitive gameplay brings it back to Earth.

Hit the court with Sonic and pals in this light-hearted arcade tennis title.

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

A great premise is ruined by bland and broken gameplay.