Alone in the Dark was one of the best horror PC games for its time, which was over a decade ago. The 360 version tries to update the classic with episodic content and improve environmental effects.

Armored Core, one of the greatest mech franchises ever released, hits the 360. It's a sign of the times as the Xbox rips aways another franchise from the Playstation's heart. And we love it. Read our review to find out why.

You're an army of two mercenaries who have to go around fighting terrorists. Shakespeare couldn't come up with a better plot. It's like Romeo and Juliet, if they were both men and had to fight like a thousand terrorists. So let the violence commence in this week's review of Army of Two.

Assassin's Creed finally arrives on the 360 after much hoopla and the hottest looking producer in videogame history. And no, the producer is not a guy. But getting back to the game, you play the hitman of 1191 who must execute people in cool fashion.

Another Battlefield game. This one centers around hunting for gold. But do we need another Battlefield game? Our review says it like it is, although as you would expect from Battlefield, it's built for online gameplay.

Katamari has come to the Xbox! And it's still as puzzling as ever, although the biggest puzzle is why is it exclusive to the 360? Because there's nothing in this game that requires the 360. However, it's still a one of a kind experience.

It's been a very long time since we've played an Olympic sports related game, mainly because we don't play these games that often. Usually, these games hit bargain bin status faster than throwing a rock off a cliff. But here's our review of Beijing 2008 anyway.

Bioshock is here. After spending the weekend finishing this game, we were left in shock and awe. It's just amazing. We haven't been this impressed since Oblivion. This game just blows away everything else on the 360 in terms of being able to pull you into a different world. Read our review to find out why.

Looks like them aliens are up to no good again. They've even overrun the local town.That's why they called you. So gather your team, make sweet love to your wife, and get ready for some FPS action in BlackSite Area 51.

From the creators of Gundam Musou, comes Bladestorm, or European Musou as we like to call it. It lives up to the Koei standard of beatemup, which isn't saying much since their standard was set in 2000 when Dynasty Warriors 2 was released.

Finally, the most Japanese game ever created besides Schoolgirl Panty Fighter 2 has hit the 360 and it's Blue Dragon, a game made for people who are turning Japanese. If that's you, read our review.

His name is Bourne, Jason Bourne. He's like James Bond meets the 6 million dollar man plus 24 more million, which adds up to alot of anger issues. Luckily for Bourne, he's able to resolve all his issues through violence. Here's our review of Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy as Jason goes on a violent rampage against his handlers.

The cult PS2 game Bully comes to the 360 with somewhat improved graphics, more stuff to do, and a little multiplayer gaming. But is it enough for a 360 title? We tell you in our review of Bully Scholarship Edition.

Burnout is back again on the 360 with another round of traffic crashing, car wrecking, road rage madness that leaves us wanting for more. No matter how many times we play it, there's just something great about knocking another car into a wall that leaves us wanting for more.

It's time once again to fight the Nazis. Every year or so, we got to fight them. And no, we don't have a time machine. But sometimes we feel like making one so we can go back and tell the game developers to stop making sequels like Call of Duty 3 that really don't add anything new to the fomula.

Look who's back in town? Our old friend from high school who used to skip class and hang out at the minimart. But look how mature he is now. But does he act that way? Read our review of Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare to find out.

We should have been a cowboy. Walking around with a bottle of whiskey and some beef jerky saying words like you'all and reckon. That's why we were real excited to review Call of Juarez, a FPS set in the Old West.

What is it about mechs we like? The explosions? Guys named Hunter? Anything that walks around with missiles and guns out of every orifice has got to be cool. Because we all know the more weapons you have on something, the cooler it becomes. So read our review for the coolest game on the planet weaponwise.

Civilization has a very long and well regarded history on the PC that had you building a civilization and watching it advance through time. Can this game succeed on the 360? Our review tells you.

Jericho is one of those packaged games that they make from a list of what elements gamers like. You got demons, time travel, superpowers, and of course, a whole lot of people in leather saying badass stuff you can find in a New York bathroom stall.

Another solid franchise game makes its way to the Xbox 360. Command and Conquer 3 is about, well commanding forces and then conquering your enemies. So check our review.

We're headed back to a time of high adventure with Conan, the Barbarian. Although this version of Conan talks too much. But we'll excuse this since he does kill more, and he does get to see topless women.

This week, we review the survival FPS called Condemned, which is kind of ironic, because that's what we feel like after playing this thing. If there was a hell for FPS gamers, it would involve playing this game. And we'll tell you why in our review.

The Condemned 2 arrives on the 360. The story continues where the first one left off. Although at times, the Comdemned 2 feels more like a Troma movie with ridiculous characters and over the top violence that even the original lacked.

Crackdown is a little different from most sandbox games. Not only can you steal cars, but you can also throw them! Say what? That's right. And throwing them is more fun than stealing them in our Crackdown review.

The terrorists are back and they are after the nukes! Yes again! So stop talking and grab your machine gun and lets go kill them by blowing everything up in our review of Conflict Denied Ops.

The legendary Might and Magic series hits the 360 in Dark Messiah: Elements, a port of the PC game that was released the previous year. The graphics are better, but is the game itself?

Dark Sector gets high marks for coolness. You play some guy that has been infected by a virus that turns his arm into a metal weapon that he can control.

We review DiRT, the ultimate offroad racer that leaves you with that full, satisfying, yet slightly dirty feeling like bringing your college live-in girlfriend home for dinner at your grandparents.

The fast-paced action packed series is back along with its selection of babes, buff dudes, and the Ninja. But is it next-gen enough for the Xbox 360? It sure is franchise enough for any franchise gamer. But let's find out with this review.

Who knew a company like Capcom can release the world's greatest zombie killing simulator. Is this the beginning of another new genre for gaming? Truly gaming has come of age after reading this review.

Are we street enough for this review of Def Jam Icon? The answer is yes, we think. It's kinda like Def Jam Comedy, but with more violence and less swearing. So put your baseball cap on sideways, watch an episode of Martin Lawrence, and read this review.

Guess who's back in town causing trouble and getting the demons all excited? It's Dante. But he didn't come alone. There's a new hunter named Nero. It's hunter versus hunter in the battle royale to save humanity in this week's review of Devil May Cry 4.

It's sad that the biggest name in boxing is Don King, a promoter, instead of a boxer. So how is the actual gameplay in Prizefighter? As messed up as Don's use of the English language? Read our review of Don King's Prizefighter to find out.

Dragonball Z lives on in the 360. It's Dragonball Z Burst Limit, a game that is simple in terms of graphics and gameplay. You'd think it was for kids. You would be thinking correctly.

You have to stop giant insects, giant robots, and giant aliens all in one game. Luckily, the Earth Defense Force has given you a helmet and rocket launcher and told you to run around and blow whatever you want up. Real smart move there. So read our review of Earth Defense Force 2017.

Seems like the generic Japanese RPGs are hitting the 360 full force. Eternal Sonata is as played out as Blue Dragon when it comes to original gameplay. Luckily, the developers put a ridiculous amount of detail in the game's visual. Read our review and you'll be amazed at the polish they put in this game.

Euro 2008 comes to America after hitting Europe first. And it's done by EA Sports of course, buyer of all sports franchises known to man. EA gives soccer fans (or as the Euros like to call it football) another reason to buy soccer games. Because it's soccer season.

Every generation, there is a game about rocket something or another racing over rivers and through canyons. Yes, it's time for one of those games. But does it live up to the games that came before it? Our review of Fatal Inertia answers that question.

The horror FPS genre gets another great title with FEAR Files, kinda like X-Files, except with more violence and less talking, which is the way we like it. And while this may be an expansion set, it still has enough FPS goodness for us to enjoy.

Finally, EA releases Fifa Street for the 360. Considering the two previous games showed up on the Xbox, it's kinda surprising it took EA this long for a 360 version.

Here's an idea. Take a racing game with a great physics engine like Flatout 2, then put it on the 360 with better graphics and better physics and call it Ultimate. Works for us. Read our review and see why.

We review Forza Motorsport 2. Prepare to be dazzled by the sheer excitement of . . . who are we kidding? Prepare to be franchised by this solid franchise racer. It's everything you'd expect from a Forza game. As predictable as the last Forza game, but with new cars and tweaks. Can we say Madden?

This is the game that really showcases the power of the Xbox 360. It's also the game that ruined the PS3 launch and had an army of fanboys shout about how great the 360 was compared to the overpriced PS3. If you want drop dead gorgeous graphics, then prepare for this review.

We finally get our hands on Grand Theft Auto IV. After all the hype, non-hype, and hype again, does the game live up to the GTA franchise high standards of gaming fun? Hell yeah. So read our review of GTA4 and see why.

Codemasters, the creators of great racing games like Colin McRae and Race Driver, have released Grid, an arcade based racer with a much easier learning curve than Colin McRae. Grid is designed for a more casual race gamer.

We finally get to live our rockstar dreams. Jet planes, supermodels, plenty of coke (the drink that is). If only someone would pay to listen to us play Guitar Hero II, all these illusions of greatness would become true.

Combine franchise gaming and generic Japanese anime and you'll get Dynasty Warriors Gundam, a game full of more stale cheesy gameplay than a bag of Cheese Puffs opened two months ago and left outdoors.

We had to spend a ton of time playing Halo 3 before we could give it a proper review. The Microsoft PR department should receive an award for the work in overhyping this game to beyond reason. The PR is truely legendary, but the game, not so much.

Hellboy returns to the screen and the videogame to fight the demonic forces of evil and make money. Does Hellboy manage to save the world and buy that S-Class he always wanted? Our review of Hellboy Science of Evil will tell you the answers.

It's another WWII FPS. Aaarrrgh! But at least, it covers the Pacific Theatre. If you like the old Medal of Honor series, or the old Call of Duty series, here's your chance to play more of the same in History Channel: Battle for the Pacific.

The Incredible Hulk is back in town to smash and bash his way out of problems. He's kinda like the Einstein of violence, always coming out with new ways to smash and bash. And he does it again in our review of The Increidible Hulk.

It's not surprising Iron Man is published by Sega because the game is just plain overblown with arcade gameplay that will leave your fingers sore and your head wondering if this game is fun.

Remember those old partner cop TV shows that had the cop and criminal on the same team? Well here's your chance to relive them, except with less cops and more criminals in our review of Kane & Lynch: Dead Men.

Yup. It's another movie turned game. King Kong has always been a great movie, but amazingly enough, it makes a great game too. We review this FPS for you. Who knew a game about King Kong could be made into a FPS and that it would be good?

Seems like the Kingdom Under Fire franchise has done a major overhaul in the gameplay, but unfortunately, the results are, how the French would say, thee stinky cheese. So here's our not so stinky review of Circle of Doom.

Nothing beats a classic, unless it can be redone using Legos and repackaged as a collection, and sold at a 20% discount. Thanks to George Lucas and his force-like desire to make money, it can, and it will be called Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga.

This is our first, and probably only, adventure game review. We don't like them because there's not enough action. But it's been a slow month so here's our review of Lost: Via Domus.

If you're a meat and potatoes kinda RPG guy or sushi and rice (as the case may be), then you'll love Lost Odyssey. Just like the previous game Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey is more derivative than a first year calculus class.

Is Madden worth your money? Like you really have a choice. What else is out there that has the word NFL on it? Madden sells like pancakes to lumberjacks. So read our Madden 07 review if you're not a lumberjack to see if it's worth your money.

The king of franchises returns for another season and if you're wondering if it's worth the purchase, then you've never played Madden. Just like a season of Star Trek, it leaves you hanging because you expect more every year, but never get it. But unlike TV, this game will never get cancelled unless John Madden explodes from all the turkey he eats. Here's our delicious review.

The people who buy Madden don't care about a Madden review, and those who don't buy Madden don't care either. It's rare a game franchise that is so hit or miss with the gaming world, but it's true with Madden. So here's our review of Madden 09 for nobody we guess.

Baseball season brings baseball games, and 2K Sports does baseball right this season by giving the true baseball fans what they want in this week's review of Major League Baseball 2K8.

The Comic Book Guy's wet dream has become a reality. It's Marvel Ultimate Alliance, where good guys in spandex fight bad guys in spandex to save the world. But can it save this game from comic book doom in this week's review?

Bioware is back with another great RPG space opera (what a surprise). But nobody does space operas better than Bioware. Although seems like Bioware is turning a little Japanese in this one. Read our review to find out why.

MX vs. ATV: Untamed is the classic offroad franchise. The franchise may not be as popular as other racing franchises, but MX vs. ATV has always provided a great deal of fun for the buck. Read our review of MX vs. ATV: Untamed to see if the 360 version lives up to the franchise gaming standards.

Microsoft was smart to bargain for one exclusive Naruto game. There's only two hot selling fighting anime in Japan, and Naruto is one of them. Hope this works out for Microsoft in Japan, because Naruto on the 360 is a pretty shallow anime game.

The first of the 08 franchises has arrived from EA. And it's Nascar 08. So is it any better or different from Nascar 07? It's EA so the asnwer is probably no. But we'll try to find the exact differences in our review.

Are you the Chosen One? If your name is Mighty Max, then probably yes. But if not, well here's your chance to become the Chosen One in a game that's about as good as Shaq Fu. So read our review of NBA Ballers: The Chosen One and prepare.

It's time for another EA franchise review. This is a rare game where a new version of a franchise game is actually different enough from the previous franchise. But EA has changed the gameplay of NBA Live 08 enough to make it worth purchase. A rarity for EA Sports.

We're guessing more people buy NFL games around Superbowl time than any other time because that's the only reason we can think of as to why EA would release NFL Tour.

Old habits die hard. Ninja Gaiden was the jewel of Xbox graphics for its day, and while the 360 version is definitely a graphics treat, the gameplay remains as difficult as ever. But we wouldn't expect anything less from Tecmo in our review of Ninja Gaiden II.

We give you our review of the heavily acclaimed (and heavily self promoted by the stickers on the box) game known as Oblivion. If this game were a woman, she'd be Jessica Alba and Jessica Simpson rolled into one. We would just call her Jessi and make sweet love all night long.

Atlus, the publishers of strange Japanese games, brings another strange Japanese games to the 360. It's a tactical RPG set during World War II, except with magic and guns. Sounds normal enough for an Atlus release. So here's our review of Operation Darkness.

A pretty solid Xbox Flight Sim. If you're looking for a more arcade experience, look elsewhere. This game follows the oldschool PC flight sims. So check our Over G Fighters review.

You play the Dark Lord ready to beat down some hero's ass in this review of Overlord. You got the magic powers. You got the goblin goons. And you got a whole lot of pillaging to do and revenge to seek. It's good to be the Dark Overlord.

You'd think a game filled with people who lie, steal, cheat, and plunder would be right up our alley. You're right, except this game doesn't really feature any of those elements. Check our review.

One of the oldest soccer franchises, well, releases another soccer game. It's Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 on the 360. Is it soccer enough for you? Do you even play soccer? Well we got to review it because, you know, we gotta get paid.

Another videogame movie tie-in double release. These are getting more common as Hollywood wants to squeeze every penny out of a franchise. Is the gameplay generic enough and graphics good enough for movie tie-in status? Our review of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian has the answers.

We live the fast life. Fast cars. Fast women. Fast food. Everything we do is fast. So it's no wonder we like Project Gotham Racing 4. Because you know the old saying, better fast than last. Our girlfriends keep telling us this. We don't really know why?

Finally, the 360 gets a 3D space shooter, and it's Sylpheed! If the name sounds familiar, that's because this is the successor to the legendary 2D shooter Silpheed. Except this one is in 3D and has special moves like a 2D fighting game. If you're confused, read our review and you'll probably still be confused.

Here we are in Vegas with a few drinks, a few chips, a few terrorists. Say what? Terrorists in Vegas! You bet. Luckily, we got a few bullets and we'll use them in this review of Rainbox Six Vegas.

It seems like every week, we have to deal with videogame terrorists. Where do they keep coming from? We guess from the same generic plot machine that makes Japanese RPGs. So we're entering Las Vegas again in Rainbow Six Vegas 2 for some more gambling, but mostly to blow away terrorists.

The Playstation legend, Ridge Racer has come to the Xbox. Why you ask? Cause you know, Xbox 360 rules! But also because the Xbox is the perfect platform to showoff the Ridge Racer. Sorry PS3. Stick with giant enemy crabs.

Man, we haven't rocked this hard since our college days when we use to go around and carry real guitars and told everyone we were in a rock band called Bootie and the Hoefish. But EA brings back the memories in Rock Band, a game to end all rhythm games.

The PS2 wrestling game that had you do humiliation moves and wrestling in mud hits the 360. This time, you can do it tag team style in oil. It's Rumble Roses XX.

This is the review all of you've been waiting for. We're new, but luckily we got the game Saturday because everybody was releasing it early. So after a 48 hour marathon, here's our review of Saint's Row.

We guess with the success of character based games featuring Nintendo characters, Sega decided to do the same with their characters. Welcome to Sega Superstars Tennis.

Once again, the Elder Scrolls offers the first, well second if you count Knights of the Nine, expansion set. We journey to the Shivering Isles and discover all that gleams is not gold in this mystical land. Read about our fantastic journey here.

It's another Simpsons game. Can we expect the sweetness of a great license with the sourness of generic gameplay? You bet. Just like drinking a glass of lemonade at midnight, you're wondering why you're doing it. The answer is just to see what happens next.

The 2008 Smackdown versus Raw is here with the updated roster (kinda) and ECW added. So lace up those boots and get your eye poke finger of doom ready for professional wrestling multiplatform gaming style.

They stole your credit cards, kicked your dog, and blaimed you for that farting noise when you were in the elevator with the hot asian chick at the office, and now there's hell to pay. And you're just the badass to do it in Soldier of Fortune: Payback. So let the cliches begin..

Soul Calibur IV hits the 360 with better graphics, cooler characters, and breasts bigger than possibly fit for human consumption. But is that enough to make this game a winner? We tell you in our review of Soul Calibur IV.

We review Spider-man 3 cause you know, we gots to make the money. And we review this game while wearing our Spider-man 3 t-shirt, drinking from our Spider-man 3 coffee mug, and eating our Spider-man 3 BBQ burger from Burger King. We're even reviewing this on our Spider-man 3 decked out 360. It tingles when there's danger in the game.

You know how companies make money? Merchandise, merchandise, merchandise. Why else would there be Spider-Man vitamins for your kids. So in keeping with the Spider-Man madness, that's probably died by now because we reviewed this game much later than it was released, here's our review of Spider-Man: Friend or Foe.

Supreme Commander was a big hit on the PC thanks to huge armies and spectacular graphics. We review the 360 version of Supreme Commander this week to see if it's as good on the 360 as it is on the PC.

Are you ninja enough for Tenchu Z? This is only a question that the true ninja master can answer. All others, prepared to be perplex by the lack of quality and polish that the developers of this long franchise put into this game.

Another gruesome FPS with tons of dark corridors, monsters, and mafia goons. Mafia goons? That's right. Welcome to the Darkness.

The Orange Box features what many consider to be the greatest FPS games of all time. Although that was a few years ago. The 360 version is still a sweet deal because you get three great games for one price. That's over 100 hours of sweet FPS bliss.

Time travel FPS games have been done, and some with great success such as TimeSplitters. So now we have Timeshift, which is no relation to TimeSplitters except they both involve you traveling back in time to kick ass.

Does Miss Croft have what it takes to keep our interest? She's ten years older, sort of speak, although she's aged well. But so has Wonder Woman and like she's over 60! Read our Tomb Raider Legend review to find out more.

Top Spin 3 hits the 360 with plenty of style and substance, but also plenty of problems and a very steep learning curve. We review Top Spin 3 this week.

Show me the money! Show me the money! That's what the developers were saying while making this game. You'll be saying where's the gameplay? Where's the gameplay? So read or Transformers review and maybe you'll find it. Maybe.

Akklaim is gone, but its biggest franchise, Turok lives on thanks to Disney?? But this ain't no Mickey Mouse operation because there's plenty of dinosaur hunting and gun shooting action in this FPS.

After the Nazis and Japanese launch an attack called Operation Humpback Whale (who come's up with this stuff?) on the United States in some alternate history of WWII, you play the average Joe construction worker turned soldier turned resistance fighter turned hero. This week we review Turning Point: Fall of Liberty.

We review Two Worlds, a game that set its standards too high and then couldn't meet those standards. But is it still a good game on its own? The answer is no. Call tech support and ask them why the game is laggy online and has such a bad framerate offline. You'd be surprise in this review of Two Worlds.

Dr. Doom is at it again, trying to take over the universe and make himself some sort of God. How many times has this been done in the Fantastic Four comics? Apparently enough times to make a game out of it. Read this review to find out more true believers!

Yup. It's time for the jiggling girls with spice! That's what we would say if we were the Japanese men and teenagers drooling over this game. But we're not. And we played the PS2 version already. But we'll review Rumble Roses XX anyway.

Test Drive, the mother of all racing franchises, returns to its car enthusiast roots in Test Drive Unlimited. Forget points and licenses. Test Drive is all about the open road.

Another great RTS comes to the 360, and it's Universe at War. Unfortunately, it didn't come without a few problems. But any RTS game for the 360 is better than none.

The Unreal Game finally makes its glorious way to the 360. If you're an action shoot first ask questions later kind of gamer, then you'll like Unreal Tournament 3.

It's been a long time since we've reviewed a fighter, but finally we get another one. And it's a legendaery fighter too. Virtua Fighter has finally arrived on an Xbox, and it was well worth the wait for this franchise. Here's our review.

We got Vikings this time, and everytime there's Vikings, there's a story involving the Gods and Ragnarok, and we're not talking about some crazy concert. We're talking about Viking Battle for Asgard.

Today, we look at pinatas. Yes, pinatas like they have at those kid games. Except this is no game. This is real. Real pinata gaming that is. Confused? Read this review to clear your mind.

Old school beatemup with your favorite Marvel mutants fighting armies of worthless soldiers. No, this isn't Xmen the Arcade game, or even Xmen Mutant Apocalypse. Check out our mutant review and see why history repeats itself.