Giant Bomb
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656 reviewsStunning presentation and an engaging open-world reprisal of the series' trademark platforming action make this newly reimagined Prince of Persia easy to recommend.
SmackDown! vs. RAW 2009 has a lengthy list of features and modes, but none of them truly capture the excitement of watching WWE on television.
The core of You're In The Movies is sound, but technology woes and a reliance on repetition really get in the way of the fun.
Grave performance issues, a bland narrative, and a condescending level of difficulty burn through most of Need for Speed Undercover's potential for fun.
Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix is a top-notch redesign that makes intelligent changes to the gameplay and balance while also offering a perfectly viable online experience.
Skate It offers three different control schemes, but none of them save the game from its long list of issues.
Wrath of the Lich King provides even more reason to continue playing a four-year-old game.
Inventive, hilarious, inexpensive, and tons of fun--that's Nuts & Bolts in a nutshell.
Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe successfully merges the two worlds while also delivering a great new fighting system for the current generation of consoles.
Red Alert 3 is a funny and smart addition to the Command & Conquer universe.
This first-person parkour game stumbles often, but it does it with style.
Call of Duty: World at War is a great first-person shooter, but it's still stuck in the shadow of an even greater one.
Sony fleshes out its chaotic off-road racing series with this rough-and-tumble sequel.
Resistance 2 ditches the storytelling in favor of an excellent multiplayer experience.
Quantum of Solace is middle-of-the-road entertainment that has just enough mild highs to balance out against its mild lows.
Web of Shadows can get awfully repetitive, but this simple-yet-stylish action game still manages to make being Spider-Man feel awesome.
This sequel trades mutant-infested islands for a war-torn African savanna with mostly positive results.
Gears of War 2 intelligently builds on the successes of the first game, resulting in an immensely appealing sequel that is better in almost every way.
Guitar Hero makes an interesting, if not always successful, transition to the full-band format.
A suffocating level of difficulty limits the appeal of Rockstar's latest street racer.