PS2 Review: Super DBZ
The never ending deluge of Dragon Ball Z titles continues unabated, but this time Super DBZ follows up with an entirely new fighting engine, a few unique features, and a whole lot of old school arcade fighter inspired butt kicking action.

PC Review: Civilization IV: Warlords
Civilization IV was such a fun, addicting classic that developer Firaxis could package air into an empty box, call it an expansion and people would still think it’s great, if only because it would give us all another reason to go back and play the original.

PS2 Review: Super Monkey Ball Adventure
It has long been suggested that the apex of human civilization was achieved the moment someone decided it would be a really cool idea if monkeys were inserted into translucent balls and made to roll around for everyone’s amusement. Monkey Ball was an idea whose time had come, and it ushered in a brand-new era of good feeling among the masses.

PSP Review: Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth
Valkyrie Profile’s world is filled with mysticism and an enriching storyline. But do you have the patience to take on the confusing and slow gameplay?

PS2 Review: Madden NFL 07
Madden NFL 07 is one of those games that makes you think you can hold off on that decision to buy a next generation game system for just a little while longer, at least until after football season.

GBA Review: Super Robot Taisen: Original Generation
Super Robot Taisen: Original Generation taps the premiere minds of Banpresto’s super robot think-tank to craft a sci-fi fantasy tactics game with more twists and turns than the latest season of the TV show Lost.

PS2 Review: Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories
Turn-based strategy titles are a dying breed, but Disgaea 2’s hard-core strategy and hyperactive anime aesthetic recall a purer age of RPG gaming. Call it faux-retro or call it low-budget presentation- either way, you won’t be disappointed by this nostalgic and engrossing tactical time-eater.

PSP Review: Tekken: Dark Resurrection
PSP owners finally have reason to celebrate — Tekken: Dark Resurrection looks, plays, and feels just like the PS2 version of Tekken 5. It’s a must-have PSP title for fighting fans.

Xbox Review: Urban Chaos: Riot Response
Urban warfare gets ugly in Eidos’ upcoming Urban Chaos: Riot Response. Action games gently weep for better days.

PS2 Review: NFL Head Coach
Easily one of the most mentally challenging and complex games to date, NFL Head Coach proves football is hardly a dummy’s game.

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