New Releases Week of Oct 29, 2006

The talent behind the Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale franchises are reuniting to make the sequel to the celebrated D&D franchise. Read the Review

The second expansion for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War adds two new playable races, the Tau Empire and the Necrons. Read the Review

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance continues the X-Men Legends franchise with more than 20 playable characters. Read the Review

In NFS Carbon you aim to take over the city by winning races and defeating other racing crews. Read the Review

The second PSP GTA game will return to the titular tropical metropolis of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, but with an all-new storyline. Read the Review

This first-person shooter is set in an alternate 1950s Soviet Union and pits players against a race of genetically enhanced soldiers. Read the Review

In NFS Carbon you aim to take over the city by winning races and defeating other racing crews. Read the Review

Bounty Hunter Jenosa Arma must investigate a virulent organism in a remote research lab, in this sci-fi action game. Read the Review

In attempting to be all things to all PC motorcycle enthusiasts, Moto Racer 3 isn't quite as enjoyable or as polished as it could have been. Read the Review

Budokai Tenkaichi returns for more fighting action, with some light RPG and action gameplay elements as well as over 100 DBZ heroes and villains. Read the Review

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance continues the X-Men Legends franchise with more than 20 playable characters. Read the Review

Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories features new main characters and a new world where the original characters have supporting roles. Read the Review

Immerse yourself inside the cities and battlefield of Anno 1701, the next installment in Sunflowers Interactive's real-time strategy game. Read the Review

The Phoenix is back in this sequel to Missing: Since January, and the authorities need your help to catch him once and for all. Evidence has you piecing together clues to break embedded codes sent via real email from virtual characters. Read the Review