Review: DJ Hero 2 helps to push music-based rhythm games in the right direction.

Review: With Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2, Lucasarts fixes most of the problems that plagued the first one, and replaces them with much worse issues.

Review: Ken’s Rage drags players through a series of forgettable levels with monotonous gameplay as it retells the Fist of the North Star saga.

We review Ubisoft's Your Shape: Fitness Evolved for the Microsoft Xbox 360 and Kinect.

We review Dance Central, a title for the Xbox 360 and Kinect produced by Harmonix and MTV Games.

We review Ubisoft's Motionsports title for the Microsoft Xbox 360 and Kinect.

We review Kinect Sports, a title by Microsoft Game Studios and Rare.

We review Kinect Adventures, a title by Microsoft Game Studios that comes free when you buy the Kinect.

We review Ubisoft's Fighters Uncaged for the Microsoft Xbox 360 and Kinect.

Review: Nintendo dredges the nostalgic depths to recreate one of the most memorable first-person shooters of all time in Golden Eye 007.

Treyarch took over the reins from Infinity Ward for Black Ops. But can they fill the large shoes left for them? In a word, yes.

Review: Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood returns you Renaissance Italy and puts you back in the shoes of master assassin Ezio in a game that is worth the cost, despite how familiar it feels.

Review: Konami's Adrenalin Misfits for the Kinect offers a fun, but very limited diversion for a young crowd.

Review: James Bond returns again to the digital world in Activision’s mediocre and underwhelming James Bond 007: Blood Stone.

Review: EA has once again adapted the Harry Potter franchise into a video game, and the result is a rushed and broken title that is more about cashing in on the name than offering anything new.

Review: Epic Mickey is an unpolished gem of a game that has interesting aspects which fans of Mickey will absolutely love, but is plagued by poor cameras, uninspired combat and a slow buildup that will alienate many players.

Review: After more than six years, the wait is over. Gran Turismo 5 is here, and it is the best driving simulator ever made, but not necessarily the best racing game ever made.

Review: Although it is a formula that EA and Visceral Games barely changed at all, Dead Space 2 proves that there is a new king to the survival horror genre.

Review: Namaco Bandai’s Kinect title for the Xbox 360, Body and Brain Connection, is a great idea for the family that can help create real physical and mental benefits, but suffers from a lack of variety.

Review: Tecmo Koei and developer Omega Force have released Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll, a JRPG that could be among the best RPGs for the PS2! Unfortunately it is for the PS3.

Review: In Killzone 3, Guerilla Games has thrown down the gauntlet to all games coming out this year, with a sequel that can justifiably be considered as one of the best titles on the PS3.

Review: Namco Bandai and developer Game Republic’s Knights Contract takes several bad ideas and puts them in one exceedingly average game.

SCE Sand Diego’s MLB The Show franchise has long sat atop the baseball video game pile, and MLB 11 The Show is the best version yet.

THQ’s Homefront is a game with a fascinating story and an addictive multiplayer, which help battle the glaring flaws that prevent it from living up to its potential.

Review: The Nintendo 3DS is simply a fun device with a lot of promise. Unfortunately, we will have to wait a bit to see much of that promise realized, but the potential is definitely there.

Review: Crytek manages to live up to the hype with Crysis 2, the best-looking console game ever made (except for the glitches).

Review: Capcom brings its fighting series to the Nintendo 3DS, and in doing so offers one of the best launch titles for the new system.

Review: If you own a Nintendo 3DS and you are a fan of racing games, Namco Bandai’s Ridge Racer 3D is a must have launch title.

Review: EA’s Madden franchise joins the list of launch titles for the Nintendo 3DS is an unimpressive and uninspired translation that can be downright dull.

Review: Lego Star Wars III brings the unique Lego style to the Star Wars universe to the Nintendo 3DS in this mediocre port of the console game.

Review: Nintendogs + Cats 3D offers a fun and interesting launch day title for the Nintendo 3DS, for those that love pets.

Review: If you are looking for a game for your shiny new Nintendo 3DS, despite the lack of innovation, Bust-A-Move Universe offers a fun game at a reasonable price.

Review: The Sims 3 takes its act to the Nintendo 3DS in a somewhat cut, but overall decent port of the original game.

Review: Tecmo Koei’s Samurai Warriors series makes its way to the 3DS, with an entry in the aging franchise that offers the same fun, yet repetitive gameplay made famous on its console counterparts.