Call of Duty

Without 2K Sports' deflated College Hoops franchise getting in the way, EA Sports is ready for dominance with NCAA Basketball 10. Fans of NBA Live 10 may notice a few similarities, such as certain gameplay techniques, but EA still managed to...

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Like previous entries in the series, Dragon Ball: Raging Blast focuses on the high-intensity, over-the-top brawling that the anime has thrived on for years. Unfortunately, it just isn't that entertaining. The graphics look great, showcasing the...

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Having achieved success with Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, Capcom followed it up with a Wii sequel, Darkside Chronicles. You play as Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield as you take down zombies and other Umbrella-engineered monstrosities,...

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The Call of Duty game franchise that began with Infinity Ward's first game in the shooter series in 2003 has established a pattern in its later releases. Infinity Ward works on the games that are released in the odd-numbered years (Call of Duty...

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While Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 owners rev their engines with the more realistic Need For Speed Shift, Wii players get the arcade-style Need For Speed: Nitro. Authentic racing takes a backseat to quick, entertaining competitions, with plenty of...

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To prep its fans for the upcoming God of War III (set to release in March 2010), Sony re-released the first two games- God of War and God of War II- on PlayStation 3. God of War Collection features both epic adventures on a single disc, as well...

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There's a lot to do in Assassin's Creed II, whether you're following the revenge-driven storyline, making improvements to your villa or completing side quests. The gameplay is much better, as Ubisoft does away with the more middling tasks in...

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Activision has announced that, according to its internal estimates, Modern Warfare 2 has racked up $550 million in its first five days on the market. Considering that $310 million of that was in the game's first 24 hours, it means that it took...

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[SUPERIOR INTERNET CONTENT! X2] Western-developed games have rarely found success in Japan. However, Square Enix head Yoichi Wada doesn't believe it's because of inherent nationalism. "In the past, Japanese retailers have said that Japanese...

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Killing zombies, much like reality TV, never gets old. Despite lots of copycats, we always line up to experience the next train wreck, or in this case, undead apocalypse. That happened with last year's critically acclaimed Left 4 Dead, Valve's...

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