ince it's getting hot outside, and we all know what that means: More good reasons to stay indoors! It's time to reinvest all that money you could be spending on sunglasses and sunscreen on some great games. On the following pages, you'll find many of GameSpot's top-rated games from so far this year. They make perfect gift ideas either for that freeloading brat who expected a brand-new car just for graduating high school, or for his cheapskate dad, just in time for Father's Day. Have fun browsing, and remember, you pretty much can't go wrong with any of these games!
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is simply one of the best role-playing games ever made.
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Advanced Warfighter is the best-looking game to date on the Xbox 360, and it offers exceptional tactical shooting action to back up those great visuals.
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Winning Eleven 9 plays an incredibly realistic game of soccer and is the first game in the series to support online play.
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The pint-sized Daxter is every bit as good as its console counterparts, bringing all the best elements of the action-platformer Jak games fluidly to the PSP.
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New Super Mario Bros. is a terrific 2D side-scroller that makes you think of the old games but never feels like it's just cashing in on past success.
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Metal Gear Solid 3 returns with a vengeance in this special edition, which significantly improves an already great action adventure game while adding a solid new online mode and some great extras.
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Galactic Civilizations II is a strategy gamer's dream, boasting a rare mix of depth, customizability, humor, and replayability.
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The racing in Burnout Revenge is more intense than ever on the Xbox 360, but there's probably not enough new stuff here to get you hooked if you've played it elsewhere.
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By focusing almost exclusively on extremely intense one-on-one competitions, Table Tennis more than compensates for its lean set of options.
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Elder Scrolls 4 Oblivion
G.R.A.W.
Winning Eleven 9
Daxter
New Super Mario Bros.
MGS3: Subsistence
Galactic Civ II
Burnout Revenge
Table Tennis
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is simply one of the best role-playing games ever made.
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Galactic Civilizations II is a strategy gamer's dream, boasting a rare mix of depth, customizability, humor, and replayability.
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Star Wars fans finally get to play a strategy game worthy of the license.
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Episode One is even better than Half-Life 2. The only problem is that it's over before you know it.
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The follow-up to the innovative Guild Wars features a large new fantasy world to explore and enough competitive and cooperative role-playing action to easily keep you busy for weeks.
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While the underlying stealth action is mostly unchanged from the previous Hitman games, a diverse sequence of imaginative scenarios gives Blood Money its own fair share of violent thrills.
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The Battle for Middle-earth II improves on 2004's game with a better strategic mode and a much broader scope that encompasses the whole of Middle-earth.
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This latest installment captures much of the charm and addictiveness of the other excellent fantasy-themed turn-based strategy games that earned Heroes of Might and Magic its fiercely dedicated fan base.
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A joy to play and a real showpiece for the vintage cars it replicates, GT Legends is a great achievement and a must-have for simulation addicts.
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TOCA 3 boasts an awesome variety of racing disciplines, and it backs that boast up with some really excellent driving mechanics.
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Elder Scrolls 4 Oblivion
Galactic Civ II
Star Wars Empire at War
Half-Life 2: Episode One
Guild Wars Factions
Hitman: Blood Money
LOTR: Middle-earth II
Heroes Might & Magic V
GT Legends
TOCA Race Driver 3
Winning Eleven 9 plays an incredibly realistic game of soccer and is the first game in the series to support online play.
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TOCA 3 boasts an awesome variety of racing disciplines, and it backs that boast up with some really excellent driving mechanics.
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While the underlying stealth action is mostly unchanged from the previous Hitman games, a diverse sequence of imaginative scenarios gives Blood Money its own fair share of violent thrills.
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Getting Up builds a cohesive and entertaining world without sacrificing gameplay, resulting in a really great overall package.
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The new content and cheaper price make Remix the definitive version of Midnight Club 3, but there's not enough new to draw in those who already took the plunge last year.
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The Godfather is a great addendum to the film and a fun and lengthy game in its own right.
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Far Cry Instincts Evolution follows up last year's excellent shooter with a new campaign and enhanced multiplayer.
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OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast offers a fun, accessible experience to racing fans who just want to jam on the accelerator and go.
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Tomb Raider: Legend is a brief but fun adventure that just about anyone can enjoy.
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Stacked presents itself as a typical game of poker, but thanks to a pretty intriguing artificial intelligence system, it plays things much smarter than your average poker title.
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Winning Eleven 9
TOCA Race Driver 3
Hitman: Blood Money
Marc Ecko's Getting Up
Midnight Club 3: Remix
The Godfather
Far Cry Instincts Evo
OutRun 2006: Coast2Coast
Tomb Raider: Legend
Stacked
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is simply one of the best role-playing games ever made.
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Advanced Warfighter is the best-looking game to date on the Xbox 360, and it offers exceptional tactical shooting action to back up those great visuals.
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The racing in Burnout Revenge is more intense than ever on the Xbox 360, but there's probably not enough new stuff here to get you hooked if you've played it elsewhere.
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Tecmo's long-running fighting game series hits the Xbox 360 with its best installment to date, complete with plenty of complex and interesting characters, outstandingly good visuals, and great online play.
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By focusing almost exclusively on extremely intense one-on-one competitions, Table Tennis more than compensates for its lean set of options.
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Fight Night Round 3 brings the same solid gameplay the series is known for, which is more than enough to make it worth another trip to the ring for boxing fans.
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Top Spin 2 has no ambition to redefine how tennis games are played. It just delivers a responsive and well-rounded tennis game that shouldn't be missed by fans.
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While the underlying stealth action is mostly unchanged from the previous Hitman games, a diverse sequence of imaginative scenarios gives Blood Money its own fair share of violent thrills.
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Project Gotham Racing 3 ushers in the next generation of gaming in high-speed style.
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What it lacks in features and courses, Tiger almost makes up for in pure challenge.
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Elder Scrolls 4 Oblivion
G.R.A.W.
Burnout Revenge
Dead or Alive 4
Table Tennis
Fight Night Round 3
Top Spin 2
Hitman: Blood Money
PGR 3
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06
If you have the patience to get into it, Harvest Moon: Magical Melody offers a rewarding and fun experience.
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2006 FIFA World Cup does a good job of re-creating the carnival atmosphere that surrounds the competition, and it plays a good, fast-paced game of football to boot.
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A kid-friendly platformer with more heart than your average film-to-game marketing tie-in, Ice Age 2 can be quite fun--for as long as it lasts.
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Mega Man X Collection follows the same basic formula as Capcom's excellent first Mega Man compilation, but it just doesn't have quite as much to offer.
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Playing Chibi-Robo can sometimes feel like a chore, but the game is redeemed by a great sense of humor and colorful cast of characters.
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It's soccer starring Mario and friends, but the problem is, there just isn't enough "Mario" in Super Mario Strikers.
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Resident Evil 4 is an amazing achievement, especially in how its inspired, state-of-the-art cinematic presentation works so well with its relentlessly exciting, white-knuckle action.
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Harvest Moon: Melody
2006 FIFA World Cup
Ice Age 2: The Meltdown
Mega Man X Collection
Chibi-Robo
Super Mario Strikers
Resident Evil 4
Metal Gear Solid 3 returns with a vengeance in this special edition, which significantly improves an already great action adventure game while adding a solid new online mode and some great extras.
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Winning Eleven 9 plays an incredibly realistic game of soccer and is the first game in the series to support online play.
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Kingdom Hearts II is a long, cameo-infused joyride that improves upon the original and manages to be quite entertaining despite some minor problems with the gameplay mechanics.
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Getting Up builds a cohesive and entertaining world without sacrificing gameplay, resulting in a really great overall package.
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Thankfully, medieval Japan is overrun by demons yet again in the fourth Onimusha chapter, which effectively wraps intense action and solid puzzle-solving in a lavish presentation, just like its predecessors.
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While the underlying stealth action is mostly unchanged from the previous Hitman games, a diverse sequence of imaginative scenarios gives Blood Money its own fair share of violent thrills.
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Suikoden V revives the series' spirit with a great cast, narrative, and gameplay, minus a few snags here and there.
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Tourist Trophy covers familiar territory, but also manages to craft a unique and authentic motorcycle racing experience.
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Shadow Hearts: From the New World keeps the series' bizarre flavor alive and well, matching it with a great battle system and a myriad of side quests to explore.
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Stacked presents itself as a typical game of poker, but thanks to a pretty intriguing artificial intelligence system, it plays things much smarter than your average poker title.
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MGS3: Subsistence
Winning Eleven 9
Kingdom Hearts II
Marc Ecko's Getting Up
Onimusha 4
Hitman: Blood Money
Suikoden V
Tourist Trophy
Shadow Hearts New World
Stacked
The pint-sized Daxter is every bit as good as its console counterparts, bringing all the best elements of the action-platformer Jak games fluidly to the PSP.
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The first portable Syphon Filter is one of a rare breed for the PlayStation Portable--a shooter that offers not only intense stealth and action sequences, but also a control scheme that works.
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The PSP version of Winning Eleven 9 is almost indistinguishable from the PS2 game, but does lack a number of its features.
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Regardless of what you might think of Powered Up's ubercute presentation, there's no denying the addictive challenge the game provides.
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The first wrestler on the PSP is a worthy port of the acclaimed PlayStation 2 game, but its value is somewhat dubious to those who already own the original.
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Field Commander scores a direct hit with satisfying turn-based strategy gameplay, a lengthy campaign, and a healthy array of online multiplayer options.
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Metal Gear Acid 2 adds plenty of new content while maintaining the great gameplay of the original.
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Pursuit Force's high-risk stunts and brilliant production values are complemented nicely by a gameplay style and structure that feels well-suited for the PSP system.
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One of Capcom's last great fighting games is now fully intact on the PSP, right down to the last pixel. It even boasts some extras not found in previous versions.
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Though a few technical concessions have been made to fit the game onto a PSP, the charm of the series still shines brightly.
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Daxter
Syphon Filter
Winning Eleven 9
Mega Man Powered Up
WWE SD vs Raw 06
Field Commander
Metal Gear Acid 2
Pursuit Force
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Me and My Katamari
New Super Mario Bros. is a terrific 2D side-scroller that makes you think of the old games but never feels like it's just cashing in on past success.
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Precise controls and a worthwhile multiplayer mode are the highlights of Hunters, a Metroid Prime game that feels more like a first-person shooter than the GameCube games.
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The hit PC real-time strategy series goes turn-based in this well-designed and addictive translation, which packs a surprising amount of historic battles into a small package.
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LostMagic is a role-playing game that starts well and gets deeper and better as you spend more time with it.
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The PlayStation action adventure classic makes an unlikely appearance on the Nintendo DS, complete with some surprising new twists and all the gory scares that made the original so memorable.
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It's a much better version of Tetris than other recent incarnations, but it's still saddled with some unfortunate compromises.
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Does Brain Age actually make you smarter? We have no idea, but it's still an interesting puzzle game available at a budget price.
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Wild World doesn't toy with the original Animal Crossing formula, but simply being able to take your town with you on the go makes it an easy recommendation.
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It's an interesting bit of role-reversal for Peach, and it does a good job of defining itself outside the Mario formula, but the game is just too easy for its own good.
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New Super Mario Bros.
Metroid Prime: Hunters
Age of Empires Kings
LostMagic
Resident Evil: DS
Tetris DS
Brain Age
Animal Crossing WW
Super Princess Peach
Its fast, furious action and brilliant visual style will appeal to any side-scrolling action fan.
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Inventive platforming and fun boss battles make Drill Dozer an appealing side-scroller.
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Once again, Nintendo has taken a sport that not everyone likes and has transformed it into a fun-filled game that's suitable for any player of any age.
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Final Fantasy IV, arguably the breakthrough entry in the influential series, is a perfect fit for the Game Boy Advance and is a must-play experience for fans of role-playing games.
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This good-looking little role-playing game spawned a whole series back in the '90s, and it still holds up well today for the Game Boy Advance.
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Though it lacks the base-building and economic concerns of its ancestor, Rebelstar delivers in a big way with a lengthy, engaging campaign married to an elegant turn-based combat system.
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Gunstar Super Heroes
Drill Dozer
Mario Tennis: Power Tour
Final Fantasy IV Advance
Tales of Phantasia
Rebelstar Command
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Metal Gear Solid 3 returns with a vengeance in this special edition, which significantly improves an already great action adventure game while adding a solid new online mode and some great extras.
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Getting Up builds a cohesive and entertaining world without sacrificing gameplay, resulting in a really great overall package.
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Though seemingly identical to 2005's frenetic heavy metal action adventure, this budget-priced Special Edition adds some notable new features, and for better or worse, it defangs the original's notorious difficulty.
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While the underlying stealth action is mostly unchanged from the previous Hitman games, a diverse sequence of imaginative scenarios gives Blood Money its own fair share of violent thrills.
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This first-person action game hits you like a sledgehammer with its astounding, stunningly creepy presentation, but it sacrifices opportunities for more shocks and surprises by settling for repetition.
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The Godfather is a great addendum to the film and a fun and lengthy game in its own right.
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A thick, unsettling atmosphere fills this ambitious first-person action adventure, which makes up for some frustrating moments and dated graphics with plenty of chills, variety, and originality.
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Tomb Raider: Legend is a brief but fun adventure that just about anyone can enjoy.
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Thankfully, medieval Japan is overrun by demons yet again in the fourth Onimusha chapter, which effectively wraps intense action and solid puzzle-solving in a lavish presentation, just like its predecessors.
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The gameplay can get rather tiresome after a while, but Samurai Champloo's goofy sense of humor and stylish touches make it more than just your average button-masher.
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MGS3: Subsistence
Marc Ecko's Getting Up
Devil May Cry 3 Special
Hitman: Blood Money
Condemned
The Godfather
Call of Cthulhu
Tomb Raider: Legend
Onimusha 4
Samurai Champloo
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is simply one of the best role-playing games ever made.
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Kingdom Hearts II is a long, cameo-infused joyride that improves upon the original and manages to be quite entertaining despite some minor problems with the gameplay mechanics.
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The follow-up to the innovative Guild Wars features a large new fantasy world to explore and enough competitive and cooperative role-playing action to easily keep you busy for weeks.
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Suikoden V revives the series' spirit with a great cast, narrative, and gameplay, minus a few snags here and there.
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Shadow Hearts: From the New World keeps the series' bizarre flavor alive and well, matching it with a great battle system and a myriad of side quests to explore.
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It has its flaws, but Space Rangers 2 remains a crazy, inspired, over-the-top, and addictive blend of gameplay.
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LostMagic is a role-playing game that starts well and gets deeper and better as you spend more time with it.
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Final Fantasy IV, arguably the breakthrough entry in the influential series, is a perfect fit for the Game Boy Advance and is a must-play experience for fans of role-playing games.
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Elder Scrolls 4 Oblivion
Kingdom Hearts II
Guild Wars Factions
Suikoden V
Shadow Hearts New World
Space Rangers 2
LostMagic
Final Fantasy IV Advance
Advanced Warfighter is the best-looking game to date on the Xbox 360, and it offers exceptional tactical shooting action to back up those great visuals.
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The first portable Syphon Filter is one of a rare breed for the PlayStation Portable--a shooter that offers not only intense stealth and action sequences, but also a control scheme that works.
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Episode One is even better than Half-Life 2. The only problem is that it's over before you know it.
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Precise controls and a worthwhile multiplayer mode are the highlights of Hunters, a Metroid Prime game that feels more like a first-person shooter than the GameCube games.
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By packaging last year's excellent Far Cry Instincts with a new campaign and a bigger multiplayer suite, Far Cry Instincts Predator delivers a ton of content to Xbox 360 owners.
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Black's first few levels are exciting, but the action movie formula wears thin fast, and the game's over not long after.
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Underneath its shiny new coat of paint, Modern Combat for the Xbox 360 is still basically the same, solid team-based shooter that was released last year on the Xbox and PlayStation 2.
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G.R.A.W.
Syphon Filter
Half-Life 2: Episode One
Metroid Prime: Hunters
Far Cry Instincts Pred.
Black
Battlefield 2: MC
Galactic Civilizations II is a strategy gamer's dream, boasting a rare mix of depth, customizability, humor, and replayability.
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Star Wars fans finally get to play a strategy game worthy of the license.
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Field Commander scores a direct hit with satisfying turn-based strategy gameplay, a lengthy campaign, and a healthy array of online multiplayer options.
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The Battle for Middle-earth II improves on 2004's game with a better strategic mode and a much broader scope that encompasses the whole of Middle-earth.
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Rise of Legends is a bit flat in comparison to Rise of Nations, but quirky races and units provide a lot of off-the-wall appeal.
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This latest installment captures much of the charm and addictiveness of the other excellent fantasy-themed turn-based strategy games that earned Heroes of Might and Magic its fiercely dedicated fan base.
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Metal Gear Acid 2 adds plenty of new content while maintaining the great gameplay of the original.
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The hit PC real-time strategy series goes turn-based in this well-designed and addictive translation, which packs a surprising amount of historic battles into a small package.
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Galactic Civ II
Star Wars Empire at War
Field Commander
LOTR: Middle-earth II
Rise of Legends
Heroes Might & Magic V
Metal Gear Acid 2
Age of Empires Kings
The pint-sized Daxter is every bit as good as its console counterparts, bringing all the best elements of the action-platformer Jak games fluidly to the PSP.
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New Super Mario Bros. is a terrific 2D side-scroller that makes you think of the old games but never feels like it's just cashing in on past success.
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Regardless of what you might think of Powered Up's ubercute presentation, there's no denying the addictive challenge the game provides.
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Inventive platforming and fun boss battles make Drill Dozer an appealing side-scroller.
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Ape Escape 3 proves that more of the same isn't always a bad thing.
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It's an interesting bit of role-reversal for Peach, and it does a good job of defining itself outside the Mario formula, but the game is just too easy for its own good.
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Daxter
New Super Mario Bros.
Mega Man Powered Up
Drill Dozer
Ape Escape 3
Super Princess Peach
Tecmo's long-running fighting game series hits the Xbox 360 with its best installment to date, complete with plenty of complex and interesting characters, outstandingly good visuals, and great online play.
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One of Capcom's last great fighting games is now fully intact on the PSP, right down to the last pixel. It even boasts some extras not found in previous versions.
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Though it's missing some of the stylish action that helped make Budokai 3 so exceptional, Shin Budokai still stands as a fun and accessible 3D fighter.
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This fighting game is even more addictive and exciting than the original Tekken was when it first exploded onto the PlayStation back in 1995.
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The legendary fighting game series returns for a predictable outing that features largely the same excellent gameplay Soul Calibur is known for, as well as prettier graphics and some unimpressive new modes.
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Dead or Alive 4
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Dragon Ball Z
Tekken 5
Soul Calibur III
The racing in Burnout Revenge is more intense than ever on the Xbox 360, but there's probably not enough new stuff here to get you hooked if you've played it elsewhere.
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A joy to play and a real showpiece for the vintage cars it replicates, GT Legends is a great achievement and a must-have for simulation addicts.
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Tourist Trophy covers familiar territory, but also manages to craft a unique and authentic motorcycle racing experience.
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The new content and cheaper price make Remix the definitive version of Midnight Club 3, but there's not enough new to draw in those who already took the plunge last year.
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OutRun 2006: Coast 2 Coast offers a fun, accessible experience to racing fans who just want to jam on the accelerator and go.
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Pursuit Force's high-risk stunts and brilliant production values are complemented nicely by a gameplay style and structure that feels well-suited for the PSP system.
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TOCA 3 boasts an awesome variety of racing disciplines, and it backs that boast up with some really excellent driving mechanics.
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Project Gotham Racing 3 ushers in the next generation of gaming in high-speed style.
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Burnout Revenge
GT Legends
Tourist Trophy
Midnight Club 3: Remix
OutRun 2006: Coast2Coast
Pursuit Force
TOCA Race Driver 3
PGR 3
Winning Eleven 9 represents a significant enough improvement over its predecessor that it's impossible not to recommend you check it out.
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By focusing almost exclusively on extremely intense one-on-one competitions, Table Tennis more than compensates for its lean set of options.
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Fight Night Round 3 brings the same solid gameplay the series is known for, which is more than enough to make it worth another trip to the ring for boxing fans.
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Top Spin 2 has no ambition to redefine how tennis games are played. It just delivers a responsive and well-rounded tennis game that shouldn't be missed by fans.
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All of the little improvements, and there are tons of them, make MLB '06: The Show a masterful follow-up to last year's game.
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2006 FIFA World Cup does a good job of re-creating the carnival atmosphere that surrounds the competition, and is a significant improvement over its 360 predecessor.
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What it lacks in features and courses, Tiger almost makes up for in pure challenge.
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Winning Eleven 9
Table Tennis
Fight Night Round 3
Top Spin 2
MLB '06: The Show
2006 FIFA World Cup
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06
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