Brute Force Related Games

For huge fans of The Matrix Reloaded, it's worth renting for the movie sequences. For everyone else, it's just another licensed game that doesn't do justice to its source material.

Anyone looking for an intense and rewarding shooter should give Metal Arms a try.

Psi-Ops sets itself apart incredibly well with its series of well-implemented psychic abilities.

Robotech: Battlecry is a mediocre shooter that's notable only on the strength of its license.

Armed and Dangerous is a good game, but toward the end of it, you'll likely be far more interested in seeing how the story ends--and the jokes it tells along the way--than in its gameplay.

It's precisely the sort of game that you'd want to rent for a few days and move on to something else.

Lead Sidd or Eva on a mission to free mankind from the V-Space network that controls the near-future. V-Space is dominated by DroneZ, cyber-insects who forbid people to disconnect. With the help of a hacker living in the real world you must move to and from network memory locations (platforms), avoiding lasers to stay alive. Defeat the computer enemy protections with rapid fire weapons. Down the DroneZ!

The naughty squirrel returns to the Xbox in a new team-based shooter, Conker: Live and Reloaded. This sequel features both multiplayer deathmatch and campaign modes, which can be played via Xbox Live and system link.

It's a stunning shooter that's got a bit too much plot and is over too soon, though it's still incredibly intense and, by all means, worth experiencing.

This otherwise ordinary-to-a-fault action game is given a shot in the arm by its relatively cool gameplay techniques, which--at least--make the game's short ride interesting.

Everything or Nothing is a really great game--perhaps the best James Bond game ever made.

A solidly average game whose few original ideas are compromised by screwy controls, some pacing problems, and a punishing save-game system.