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PixelJunk Monsters By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/08 After a lukewarm reception for the original game in the PixelJunk series--PixelJunk Racers, Sony has released the second title in the series called PixelJunk Monsters. Despite both titles including the PixelJunk name, the two games share relatively nothing in common in terms of gameplay.... Read More	Pain By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/08 Pain was first shown off to the press at Sony Gamers' Day 2007. The concept of the game came from one of the marketing teams at Sony. But with a limited amount of content for the price tag and already additional content the player much purchase, is Pain worth a purchase? Read More
Burnout Paradise By Paul Cummins \| 02/24/08 Once again the time has come to drive like you have never driven before! Criterion Games has been wowing us with the Burnout franchise for years and the time has come to bring it to the new generation of gaming consoles with Burnout Paradise. Criterion has constantly tweaked each iteration of the... Read More	Turok By Ryan Schaefer \| 02/18/08 2007 was a great year for the shooter. <em>Halo 3, BioShock, The Orange Box</em>, and <em>Call of Duty 4</em> gave shooter fans everything they could ask for. Well, almost everything... Sure they gave us aliens, mutants, and terrorists aplenty--but the latest... Read More
The Witcher By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/11/08 CD Projekt's long-awaited The Witcher has arrived on the PC and features a very dark and gritty storyline with a world full of grey areas and characters that all have their fair share of flaws. Based on the Polish Novel The Last Wish, The Witcher places you in the world of Temeria and is built on... Read More	Unreal Tournament III By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/07/08 It has been a long time since the original Unreal came out. Back then, games that pushed the limits of technology were only found on the PC and the 3D card was just beginning to be installed by a few. The original Unreal didn't even require a 3D card and the graphics looked so good at... Read More
Folklore By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/07/08 Despite dominating the RPG genre for the past two generations of hardware, Sony has found themselves in a very unfamiliar position with the PlayStation 3. With sales of the Xbox 360 still far ahead of Sony's ultra-powerful PS3, Japanese developers have reluctantly embraced the 360 over the PS3, and... Read More	Super Mario Galaxy By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/28/08 Mario is seen as the most well-known and loved videogame character of all time. Nintendo has not only used Mario as its mascot since the NES days but has featured his name on a variety of titles. But when Nintendo releases a brand new platform title in the Mario universe, gamers need to... Read More
Buzz!: The Mega Quiz By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/13/08 Buzz! is a game that has been extremely popular for Sony in Europe. Despite all of the success, it has taken them quite a while to bring the game over to the US. However, this holiday season Buzz!: The Mega Quiz was finally released--packaged with four Buzzers. Surprisingly this... Read More	Drawn to Life By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Although it is definitely not the most powerful handheld console on the market today, the Nintendo DS has led he industry to rethink how they make games. While we have seen our fair share of standard games with some "basic touch screen" concepts thrown in, THQ has tried to go the extra mile... Read More
Cooking Mama 2: Dinner With Friends By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Majesco's release of Cooking Mama on the Nintendo DS took the world by surprise. This budget title not only completely blew away all sales expectations--but led to a version on the Nintendo Wii and now a sequel to the Nintendo DS. Unfortunately, just like heating up leftovers, the... Read More	Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 When Infinity Ward was enlisted by Activision to slay the mighty EA and their Medal of Honor Series with the original Call of Duty, I don't recall anyone in the industry thinking it could be done. Who could top the already established First Person Shooter in the crowded WWII sub-genre? ... Read More
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is a title that took me by surprise. This game came out of nowhere earlier this year and despite a very buggy early build, I could see an excellent adventure brewing as one of the only PlayStation 3 exclusives I would consider buying the system for. ... Read More	Assassin's Creed By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/23/07 In recent years, it would seem quite odd for a company to risk its biggest quarter, in terms of sales, on a brand new franchise. Although it probably wasn't their original plan to feature Assassin's Creed as their premiere software release for the 2007 holiday season, delays to other titles... Read More
Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/15/07 As one of the most eagerly anticipated titles of the year, Rock Band is a title that doesn't leave much room for disappointment. From the creators of the incredibly successful and popular Guitar Hero series, Rock Band is meant as an evolution of the Rhythm genre. On the surface, Rock... Read More

PixelJunk Monsters By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/08 After a lukewarm reception for the original game in the PixelJunk series--PixelJunk Racers, Sony has released the second title in the series called PixelJunk Monsters. Despite both titles including the PixelJunk name, the two games share relatively nothing in common in terms of gameplay.... Read More	Pain By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/08 Pain was first shown off to the press at Sony Gamers' Day 2007. The concept of the game came from one of the marketing teams at Sony. But with a limited amount of content for the price tag and already additional content the player much purchase, is Pain worth a purchase? Read More
Burnout Paradise By Paul Cummins \| 02/24/08 Once again the time has come to drive like you have never driven before! Criterion Games has been wowing us with the Burnout franchise for years and the time has come to bring it to the new generation of gaming consoles with Burnout Paradise. Criterion has constantly tweaked each iteration of the... Read More	Turok By Ryan Schaefer \| 02/18/08 2007 was a great year for the shooter. <em>Halo 3, BioShock, The Orange Box</em>, and <em>Call of Duty 4</em> gave shooter fans everything they could ask for. Well, almost everything... Sure they gave us aliens, mutants, and terrorists aplenty--but the latest... Read More
The Witcher By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/11/08 CD Projekt's long-awaited The Witcher has arrived on the PC and features a very dark and gritty storyline with a world full of grey areas and characters that all have their fair share of flaws. Based on the Polish Novel The Last Wish, The Witcher places you in the world of Temeria and is built on... Read More	Unreal Tournament III By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/07/08 It has been a long time since the original Unreal came out. Back then, games that pushed the limits of technology were only found on the PC and the 3D card was just beginning to be installed by a few. The original Unreal didn't even require a 3D card and the graphics looked so good at... Read More
Folklore By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/07/08 Despite dominating the RPG genre for the past two generations of hardware, Sony has found themselves in a very unfamiliar position with the PlayStation 3. With sales of the Xbox 360 still far ahead of Sony's ultra-powerful PS3, Japanese developers have reluctantly embraced the 360 over the PS3, and... Read More	Super Mario Galaxy By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/28/08 Mario is seen as the most well-known and loved videogame character of all time. Nintendo has not only used Mario as its mascot since the NES days but has featured his name on a variety of titles. But when Nintendo releases a brand new platform title in the Mario universe, gamers need to... Read More
Buzz!: The Mega Quiz By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/13/08 Buzz! is a game that has been extremely popular for Sony in Europe. Despite all of the success, it has taken them quite a while to bring the game over to the US. However, this holiday season Buzz!: The Mega Quiz was finally released--packaged with four Buzzers. Surprisingly this... Read More	Drawn to Life By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Although it is definitely not the most powerful handheld console on the market today, the Nintendo DS has led he industry to rethink how they make games. While we have seen our fair share of standard games with some "basic touch screen" concepts thrown in, THQ has tried to go the extra mile... Read More
Cooking Mama 2: Dinner With Friends By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Majesco's release of Cooking Mama on the Nintendo DS took the world by surprise. This budget title not only completely blew away all sales expectations--but led to a version on the Nintendo Wii and now a sequel to the Nintendo DS. Unfortunately, just like heating up leftovers, the... Read More	Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 When Infinity Ward was enlisted by Activision to slay the mighty EA and their Medal of Honor Series with the original Call of Duty, I don't recall anyone in the industry thinking it could be done. Who could top the already established First Person Shooter in the crowded WWII sub-genre? ... Read More
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is a title that took me by surprise. This game came out of nowhere earlier this year and despite a very buggy early build, I could see an excellent adventure brewing as one of the only PlayStation 3 exclusives I would consider buying the system for. ... Read More	Assassin's Creed By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/23/07 In recent years, it would seem quite odd for a company to risk its biggest quarter, in terms of sales, on a brand new franchise. Although it probably wasn't their original plan to feature Assassin's Creed as their premiere software release for the 2007 holiday season, delays to other titles... Read More
Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/15/07 As one of the most eagerly anticipated titles of the year, Rock Band is a title that doesn't leave much room for disappointment. From the creators of the incredibly successful and popular Guitar Hero series, Rock Band is meant as an evolution of the Rhythm genre. On the surface, Rock... Read More

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Prince of Persia Sands of Time took a lot of players by surprise when it was released in 2003. Ubisoft developed one of the best games of the year and it can be argued that Sands of Time was...

PixelJunk Monsters By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/08 After a lukewarm reception for the original game in the PixelJunk series--PixelJunk Racers, Sony has released the second title in the series called PixelJunk Monsters. Despite both titles including the PixelJunk name, the two games share relatively nothing in common in terms of gameplay.... Read More	Pain By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/08 Pain was first shown off to the press at Sony Gamers' Day 2007. The concept of the game came from one of the marketing teams at Sony. But with a limited amount of content for the price tag and already additional content the player much purchase, is Pain worth a purchase? Read More
Burnout Paradise By Paul Cummins \| 02/24/08 Once again the time has come to drive like you have never driven before! Criterion Games has been wowing us with the Burnout franchise for years and the time has come to bring it to the new generation of gaming consoles with Burnout Paradise. Criterion has constantly tweaked each iteration of the... Read More	Turok By Ryan Schaefer \| 02/18/08 2007 was a great year for the shooter. <em>Halo 3, BioShock, The Orange Box</em>, and <em>Call of Duty 4</em> gave shooter fans everything they could ask for. Well, almost everything... Sure they gave us aliens, mutants, and terrorists aplenty--but the latest... Read More
The Witcher By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/11/08 CD Projekt's long-awaited The Witcher has arrived on the PC and features a very dark and gritty storyline with a world full of grey areas and characters that all have their fair share of flaws. Based on the Polish Novel The Last Wish, The Witcher places you in the world of Temeria and is built on... Read More	Unreal Tournament III By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/07/08 It has been a long time since the original Unreal came out. Back then, games that pushed the limits of technology were only found on the PC and the 3D card was just beginning to be installed by a few. The original Unreal didn't even require a 3D card and the graphics looked so good at... Read More
Folklore By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/07/08 Despite dominating the RPG genre for the past two generations of hardware, Sony has found themselves in a very unfamiliar position with the PlayStation 3. With sales of the Xbox 360 still far ahead of Sony's ultra-powerful PS3, Japanese developers have reluctantly embraced the 360 over the PS3, and... Read More	Super Mario Galaxy By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/28/08 Mario is seen as the most well-known and loved videogame character of all time. Nintendo has not only used Mario as its mascot since the NES days but has featured his name on a variety of titles. But when Nintendo releases a brand new platform title in the Mario universe, gamers need to... Read More
Buzz!: The Mega Quiz By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/13/08 Buzz! is a game that has been extremely popular for Sony in Europe. Despite all of the success, it has taken them quite a while to bring the game over to the US. However, this holiday season Buzz!: The Mega Quiz was finally released--packaged with four Buzzers. Surprisingly this... Read More	Drawn to Life By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Although it is definitely not the most powerful handheld console on the market today, the Nintendo DS has led he industry to rethink how they make games. While we have seen our fair share of standard games with some "basic touch screen" concepts thrown in, THQ has tried to go the extra mile... Read More
Cooking Mama 2: Dinner With Friends By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Majesco's release of Cooking Mama on the Nintendo DS took the world by surprise. This budget title not only completely blew away all sales expectations--but led to a version on the Nintendo Wii and now a sequel to the Nintendo DS. Unfortunately, just like heating up leftovers, the... Read More	Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 When Infinity Ward was enlisted by Activision to slay the mighty EA and their Medal of Honor Series with the original Call of Duty, I don't recall anyone in the industry thinking it could be done. Who could top the already established First Person Shooter in the crowded WWII sub-genre? ... Read More
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune By Kaleb Rutherford \| 01/08/08 Uncharted: Drake's Fortune is a title that took me by surprise. This game came out of nowhere earlier this year and despite a very buggy early build, I could see an excellent adventure brewing as one of the only PlayStation 3 exclusives I would consider buying the system for. ... Read More	Assassin's Creed By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/23/07 In recent years, it would seem quite odd for a company to risk its biggest quarter, in terms of sales, on a brand new franchise. Although it probably wasn't their original plan to feature Assassin's Creed as their premiere software release for the 2007 holiday season, delays to other titles... Read More
Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/15/07 As one of the most eagerly anticipated titles of the year, Rock Band is a title that doesn't leave much room for disappointment. From the creators of the incredibly successful and popular Guitar Hero series, Rock Band is meant as an evolution of the Rhythm genre. On the surface, Rock... Read More

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