If Satan farted, it would smell a lot like this.

From Software adds another dull and uninspired Tenchu game to their arsenal, which features nothing but the same-old.

A milestone in demonstrating the power of the video-game-hype-machine's ability to trick our minds.

An absolutely hilarious adventure themed around: none other than... VIDEO GAMES!

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An outstanding work of art, hurt by a few poor story-telling choices and occasional performance related issues. Quite possibly one of the most cinematic looking games to ever be released.

Call of Duty just keeps getting better. The latest offering, by Infinity Ward, combines the solid game play you love with some of the nicest looking visuals to date, all wrapped up in a modernized world with contemporary weapons and gizmos.

Blue Dragon may be your best options available on the Xbox 360 if you are in the market for a turn-based RPG, but don't expect too much.

A solid and challenging experience that is well worth the time. Unfortunately, nothing too spectacular as one might expect.

Two worlds is not the Oblivion-killer Reality Pump would lead us to believe it would be. In fact, Two Worlds' only real accomplishment is reminding us of how great of a game Oblivion is.

If smashing crates and boxes is your thing, this is your game. Otherwise, approach with caution.

One of the most unique and creative games of all time that will not only lead you on a long and compelling adventure but also make you laugh. An all around work of art.

While it can be fun to play a few matches from time to time on your own or with buddies, this game is really nothing more than a tech-demo, which warrants it being given away.

An amazing Wii remake of a cult-classic every adult gamer should check out.

A quite aesthetically appealing version of a classic story. Play as both Jack and Kong through a mere 15 chapters, which should be easy enough for even a novice gamer to beat. Look on the bright side; you can beat the game before your PSP's battery dies!