Grand Theft Auto IV A superb single-player story mode and online support for up to 16 players make this the best Grand Theft Auto game yet.
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Grand Theft Auto IV A superb single-player story mode and online support for up to 16 players make this the best Grand Theft Auto game yet.
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Unreal Tournament 3 Unreal Tournament 3 doesn't make huge changes to the formula, but still ends up feeling fresh, fast, and very fun.
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The Simpsons: Hit & Run If you missed out on the console versions of The Simpsons: Hit & Run, the PC version ultimately won't disappoint.
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Grand Theft Auto Small details - like the beeping sound a truck makes when it backs up, the various engine sounds, or the way pedestrians scream and run if you drive on the sidewalk - add to GTA's cool factor.
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Grand Theft Auto 2 While all the fun of going on a crime spree is intact, so are most of the previous game's flaws.
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Guild Wars Factions The follow-up to the innovative Guild Wars features a large new fantasy world to explore and enough competitive and cooperative role-playing action to easily keep you busy for weeks.
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Battlefield 2142 Battlefield 2142's new Titan mode is an exciting addition to the Battlefield series, though for the most part 2142 offers up minor improvements over its predecessor.
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Battlefield 2 Despite the fact that it's a sequel, Battlefield 2 is a thrilling action game that immerses you in the chaos of combat like never before.
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World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade The Burning Crusade is a superb example of exactly what an expansion pack for any game should be.
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