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Rating: 4/5 | Tony Hawk's Proving Ground | Maxim Online Review |
Rating: 4/5 | The Orange Box | Maxim Online Review |
Rating: 3/5 | FIFA Soccer 08 | Maxim Online Review |
Rating: 3/5 | NBA '08 | We took a break from designing our "FREE ISIAH" T-shirts to give the latest b-ball sim from Sony a spin. |
Rating: 2/5 | Spider-Man: Friend or Foe | The premise of this beat-'em-up: Spidey teams up with some of his known enemies |
Rating: 3/5 | skate | In its quest for world domination (insert mua-ha-ha-ha-ha HERE), EA has invented a skateboarding game that is supposed to make everyone forget all about Tony Hawk's graying franchise |
Rating: 5/5 | NCAA Football 08 | Break out the face paint and the cheap suds: It's time for some college football, kids. |
Rating: 4/5 | Ninja Gaiden Sigma | Yes, the slice-and-dice game play is still awesome. |
Rating: 3/5 | Hot Brain | We're giving the game a bonus Fred Willard Point, since Fred is on hand to lend some levity to the proceedings |
Rating: 4/5 | DiRT | The best racing game on the 360 isn't the overly technical Forza Motorsport 2, but—holy peel-outs, Batman—the Eurocentric DiRT. |
Rating: 3/5 | Touchmaster | You know that machine at the end of the bar that has the greasy touch-sensitive TV screen? |
Rating: 3/5 | Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 | We love video game golf because the only walking we have to do is to the fridge to get a fresh can of suds. |
Rating: 4/5 | Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters | Every aspect of the series arrives intact—yes, even the lame double entendres. |
Rating: 3/5 | Mario Strikers Charged | Maxims Online Review |
Rating: 5/5 | Halo 3 | The Master Chief is one of gaming's legendary badasses; and with Halo 3, he gets the five-star epic send-off that he deserves. |
Rating: 4/5 | MLB '07: The Show | It's become fashionable for billionaire ballplayers to discuss their feelings |
Rating: 2/5 | Brooktown High: Senior Year | Remember all those hot, sexy dates you had in high school? Neither do we. |
Rating: 3/5 | Touch The Dead | The game play gets a little repetitive after awhile. |
Rating: 3/5 | Beautiful Katamari | It's once again time, boys and girls, to roll your little ball around a junk-cluttered world, picking up garbage, and ultimately turning it into…a bigger ball. |
Rating: 4/5 | Clive Barker's Jericho | While this game isn't really any scarier than finding your girlfriend's blood-soaked Tampax stuck to the bottom of the trash bin |
Rating: 3/5 | Cooking Mama: Cook Off | The only cooking we're likely to do involves pressing the 1 MIN button on the lunchroom microwave. |
Rating: 5/5 | God of War II | The follow-up to one of the best games of all time somehow manages to have even bigger balls than the original. |
Rating: 1/5 | Rayman Raving Rabbids | A solid launch title for the Wii, Rabbids was clearly designed with the Wiimote controller in mind. |
Rating: 4/5 | The Godfather: Blackhand Edition | We were about ready to puke all over our Buster Browns if we had to play one…more…minigame-centric Wii game. |
Rating: 3/5 | Heatseeker | The Wii certainly ain't the most powerful game console on the planet |
Rating: 4/5 | John Woo Presents Stranglehold | Fact: Video games have been stealing from John Woo for years. |
Rating: 5/5 | Calling All Cars | This is the most fun you can have for $10 and/or with your pants on. |
Rating: 4/5 | Stuntman: Ignition | Imagine doing 120 miles-per-hour through a house that's being devoured by lava, hitting a ramp over a series of flame-engulfed fallen trees, then bouncing off an exploding 18-wheeler, and—well, you get the idea. |