DJ Hero is a bold entrant in the music videogame genre and does a lot to solidify itself as a great party game, but also tends to negate much of what the DJ experience should be about in the process. Read our full review for more...

The final chapter in the "Episodes From Liberty City" story arc that ties the actions and events of the lives of Niko, Johnny and Luis together in a brilliant dovetail, also happens to be the best of the three. Bigger, more over-the-top gameplay with tighter scripting and more compalling characters make this the ultimate GTA 4 experience. Read on for our full thoughts...

Diablo and Fate fans who're eagerly awaiting the drop of Diablo 3, or just dream of their looting days of yesteryear would do well to check out Torchlight, a game that wears its hearts on its sleeves with clear conscience and gets away with it, while also falling a little short in a few key areas. Check out our review for the full skinny...

Nathan Drake is back, and this time around his story is even more epic and compelling. Drawing all the power they can from the PS3, Naughty Dog have crafted one of the most stunning games to ever grace the system or this generation, and it's coupled with an excellent story and great voice-acting. Really not to be missed...

Aion enters the MMO space with a very unique (and stunning) visual outlay and plenty of varying gameplay options and styles to truly set itself apart among WoW clones. It's also a hard slog to play, which is why this review is so damn in-depth. Check it out...

Brutal Legend offers up one of the most compelling gameplay experiences ever crafted thanks to a lovable cast of characters, great scripting and voice-acting and the presence of pure metal. If you've ever tapped a foot to a classic metal track, you're going to love this

Borderlands successfully marries RPGs and Shooters together to create a unique gameplay experience best enjoyed with a group of friends rather than solo. Check out our in-depth review for more...

The sport of Bloodbowl has been long forgotten in the real-world. But, long ago teams of Dwarfs, Elves, Beasts, and Ogres fought against Rat, Lizard and even Human men in a blood-soaked version of gridiron for the Chaos Cup. Read on to find out more...

Mario and Luigi are back in handheld RPG form, and this time they're working with arch-nemisis Bowser as a team (though in the most unlikely of environments and manners possible). Quirky, innovative and just a little bit silly - this is proper Mario RPGing through and through, check out our review for more...

FIFA 10 game play is very smooth and realistic; PES has a lot to compete with this year.

Timbaland and Rockstar present the videogame world's first truly fleshed out music creation program, featuring an insane amount of depth with some of the easiest control and navigation settings ever experienced. This will work for music novices and veterans alike...

Scribblenauts is a bold leap forward for developer creativity and unique and innovative gameplay, marred only by a lack of ultimate longevity...

Halo 3: ODST takes players out of the super soldier boots of the Master Chief and puts them into the very human boots of your not-so-average Orbital Drop Shock Troopers - all simply human. But does this deviation in story have enough to warrant a purchase? Read on for our full thoughts...

Arguably the best cricket game to grace your platform of choice, Ashes Crickt 09 offers a fully licensed Ashes experience with plenty of tactical depth for the hardcore cricket fans out there. Casual players, however, may find it a but intimidating...

Arguably the first comic book license to actually get it right, and not just right by the comic and license, but by gaming as a whole. Batman: Arkham Asylum is one of the year's best games, period...