Game review stories - Page 24

I apologise if you’re looking for a reason to go out and spend your 120 odd bucks in September when Halo 3 releases.

Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End game breaks the trend of disappointing movie-based games with top quality gameplay and stunning visuals.

Duck-saving game Super Rub a Dub challenges PS3 gamers with its addictively tricky control scheme, using sixaxis tech for splashy fun.

Unleash chaos in 'The Darkness' – a thrilling game bringing comic nightmares to life on Xbox 360 and PS3, launching 29 June.

Virtua Tennis 3 serves an ace on Xbox 360 with enhanced graphics, online play, and a robust World Tour mode, marking a grand slam for Sega.

If you haven’t heard of Crysis you can’t be on planet Earth because Crysis will be one of the hottest titles to be released this year.

Genji: Days of the Blade enchants on PS3 with its riveting storyline, stunning graphics, and improved gameplay, despite minor movement woes.

Chili con Carnage is certainly a game worth playing. It proves that shooters can be done on the PSP, and is a real step forward in the right direction.

What better way to celebrate his enduring status as an enduring video games icon than an appearance on Sony’s shiny new next-gen console?.

This game looks like a bundle of fun where your particular turtle - in this case, Leonardo, gets to jump around all sorts of environmental obstacles.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl for PC sets to electrify fans with its intense FPS gameplay, eagerly awaited after production hurdles.

What could be more fun than being able to race your car around a race track with the sole  purpose of shooting at and destroying your opponents?.

As the PS3 launches in New Zealand, 'Resistance: Fall of Man' emerges as its flagship title, setting a high bar with its unique alternate history.

Step into Mumble's tap shoes in Happy Feet, a game where rhythm saves the day and wins hearts in Antarctica's Emperor Nation.

Crackdown pushes the action-driving hybrid genre into the next generation with the first ever truly 3-D playground.

This game is surely a must for sports aficionados. This game aims to offer something for just about everyone this Christmas.

Red Steel is poised to reign as the Wii's top choice for teens and adults, with its gripping Yakuza underworld tale captivating E3 audiences.

Players can also get closer than ever to WWE fans as they battle in an intense new fighting area outside the ring.

Play a reluctant hero who left behind the privileged life of a successful Hollywood agent after losing his self-respect.

B-Boy game offers a sit-down breakdancing battle, capturing real moves in an authentic yet rapidly dulling experience, despite its novel concept.