Game review stories - Page 26

Dance away with Mario in 'Dancing Stage Mario Mix', an energetic adventure packed with music, mini-games, and a unique dance mat peripheral.

Darkwatch game review: Embrace the wild fusion of cowboys and vampires in an action-packed adventure with Jericho Cross.

Ask pretty much any publisher what their top five selling franchises are, and you can safely bet that more than one of them will be a racing title.

Dive into an epic Marvel battle with Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects - your hero moves shape the universe's fate.

Fired Up sees players taking control of various beefed-up vehicles, hooning around war torn environments and blowing up all and sundry.

Quake 4 review: Dive into an all-out alien warfare as Earth's Rhino Squad, led by Matthew Kane, takes the fight to the Strogg's doorstep.

The sequel to 2004’s racing game of the year, Burnout Revenge straps gamers into the fastest, most dangerous racer on the road.

Dive into the whimsical world of Willy Wonka in a new game, guiding Charlie in solving puzzles with the Oompa Loompas to rescue the factory.

Razor Kane dives into the Cold War's dark heart in an espionage-packed game, blending stealth with adrenaline in the USSR's iconic locales.

Like many of the arcade classics Pac-Man has had something of a second coming recently, mostly fuelled by the current swing towards all things retro.

WarioWare Twisted delivers a dizzying blend of madness and genius with its gyro-controlled gameplay - it's genuinely twisted and compelling.

SingStar fans can relive the iconic 80s hits as Sony announces the launch of SingStar '80s, featuring artists like The Cure and Kate Bush.

The latest incarnation of Pirates! has been updated for the 21st century, with a new 3D engine, and several extra features, such as an added sub-game.

Moto GP allows you to race high end motorcycles on closed tracks that represent some of the world’s most famous curves.

As a street racing game it’s all based around respect. When you start the game no one gives a monkey’s rear-end about you.

Area 51 game review: Dive into the secretive Nevada base as Lt. Nick Cross battles aliens and a mutating virus, with designs by Stan Winston.

Stolen fails to fully execute its compelling stealth concept, offering mediocre gameplay that lacks the finesse of its inspirations.

Dive into the heart of urban warfare in Close Combat: First to Fight, navigating Beirut's war-torn streets with your elite Marine fire team.

Pariah review: A high-stakes survival against time, blending advanced graphics and intriguing weapon customisation, by Digital Extremes.

The Nintendo DS does have a pretty impressive launch line up, mostly original titles that haven’t appeared anywhere else before.