Web-Slinging Wonderland
Ultimate Spider-Man brings a true cartoon feel to the comic book superhero genre. Too bad the game is nearly identical to Spider-Man 2 in every other way.
Ultimate Spider-Man brings a true cartoon feel to the comic book superhero genre. Too bad the game is nearly identical to Spider-Man 2 in every other way.
The Fantastic Four game, like the blockbuster movie, has a bit of a shallow plot but makes up for it with plenty of cool special effects and addictive play.
The Resurrection of Evil expansion pack adds a bit to Doom 3, but your enjoyment will depend on how much you dug the original.
DOOM 3 moves over to the Xbox, and our reviewer finds a much better multiplayer experience than on the PC.
Call of Duty attacks the console platform, making a big C-Day splash. So console squads, hit that beach!
Rome: Total War is a seamless blend of turn-based planning and real-time combat set in the bloody days of the Roman Empire. As a boon, it boasts spectacular visuals and stunning sound.
The much-anticipated sequel in the Vampire series is bound to be a hit, though the exceptional level of blood, gore and disturbing images may turn some away.
Call of Duty: United Offensive expands the original Game of the Year title with tougher AI, harder missions and more historic accuracy.
After conquering the console world, True Crime: Streets of LA moves to the PC, and brings all the gritty realism and action with it.
DOOM 3 took four years to make, and from the beautiful graphics to the slick shooter design, it’s easy to declare the wait was worth it.