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Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2 is the fourth Trauma Center game released in North America and the second installment for the Nintendo DS. The first game was a ground breaking mix of a story driven arcade style game that utilized the stylus better than most games released for the DS. Trauma Center 2 continues the first game’s style and brings with.... Read the Full Review

I would make a horrible general.  More than likely, my soldiers would be pleading to get out of my unit, running off the battlefield, and waking up in a cold sweat at night with visions of me obliviously ordering them to their doom.  For this reason, normally I'm horrible at tactical-type games even though I enjoy them. Final Fantasy Tac.... Read the Full Review

War. War never changes. Actually, scratch that. As far as the world of Metal Gear Solid goes, war has drastically changed. From the genetically enhanced soldiers of the original title, to a world that is all connected electronically, and where Private Military Companies fight proxy wars for business purposes. Nanotechnology is now everywhere – it .... Read the Full Review

"Indiana Jones. I always knew some day you’d come walking back through my door." Thirty seconds is all it took. In exactly half of one minute, I fell in utter love with the new LEGO-based game from Traveler’s Tales, LEGO Indiana Jones. Right from the start, players can tell that love and genuine passion for the legendary trilogy (I’m intentionally.... Read the Full Review

For those of you who are ‘console only’ folks, a quick history lesson.  Battlefield 1942 debuted on the PC on September 20th, 2002.  Sporting cooperative team-based play, the game used a capture and hold system to allow players to square off in massive multiplayer matches of up to 64 players.  Players can play as either Axis or .... Read the Full Review

When you think of Guitar Hero you think of playing in front of a TV, maybe with some friends close by, and rocking out with a five-button guitar peripheral.  Many have lived their rock star fantasies this way, even going as far as bringing their console and plastic guitars to a friend’s house to show them how you rock.  Guitar Hero became.... Read the Full Review