Lego fans have another reason to be pleased. Warner Bros, released their latest title after the very popular series "Batman". Even if the game is called Lego Batman, Robin is the other protagonist of the game. After Lego Indiana Jones, fans have another title, better looking, lots of characters... in a word, another fun game worth playing.

Not many titles had the force to gather so many fans for movies and games of the series alike. I only played Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith on Playstation 2 and that was like 3 years ago. A month ago when the demo of The Force Unleashed was released, I couldn't wait for the retail version to get in stores. Now it's here and I must say I'm really impressed with what Lucas Arts came up.

What would you expect from a game inspired from a blockbuster movie? A boring gameplay experience, lame voice acting, repetition of some of the major scenes, a bucket full of stereotypes, cheap development process, bugs, etc. In general a multiplatform product for the masses which will be bought as long as the movie from which it is inspired is in the selling tops. Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy is the exception that confirms the fact that sometimes a mainstream product can cause a big surprise for the critiques and players alike. Spectacular combat action, fast paced driving experience, and breath taking shooting scenes are ingredients that complete a game that was not considered a top ten product.

Amazing screenshots and breathtaking trailers set the bar so high for this game that most people expected it to be one of the most compelling single-player experiences of the year. Alone in the Dark was a pioneer in the survival-horror genre so there is no surprise that after almost a decade since the first title, the highly anticipated addition to the famous series raised huge interest and enthusiasm. Some call it a huge triumph, others dismiss it as a major disappointment due to its technical execution, while most people accept that this game is good, but it could have been much better.

Grand Theft Auto is one of the games that probably every gamer has played at least once, or at least knows what it's about. From the first GTA title released in 1998 which had a top-down view, the game evolved more and more, and finally after 10 years, Grand Theft Auto IV reached the next-gen consoles.

Saw the movie, played the game. Which one is better? The movie is by far much much better. Why? Because the game is just something commercial that was thrown in the gaming industry by Redtribe and published with help from Brash Entertainment. I have to say that this is with no doubt the worst game I have played on the Xbox 360.

Army of Two, the latest release from EA is a "ground-breaking" in the FPS genre. Or at least, this was the plan. Army of Two is a game that is definitely needed to play with a human partner. Read more to find out what the game's about.

The game that made a lot of people laugh hard when it was released on the Wii, made its way on the Xbox 360. The people's reaction wasn't quite the same, as the game loses its "fun element" and becomes frustrating at times. Read more to find out why the Xbox 360 version isn't next-gen at all.

I bet there isn't one gamer (either an action, strategy or role-playing fan) who hasn't heard of the Devil May Cry franchise. Because Devil May Cry brings pure action to the next-gen console and hardcore gamers have something to toggle with. But, it seems that Capcom decided to make this installment more accessible to the wide audience out there.

Assassin's Creed is the next-gen game developed by Ubisoft Montreal that redefines the action genre. While other games claim to be next-gen with impressive graphics and physics, Assassin's Creed merges technology, game design, theme, and emotions into a world where you instigate chaos and become a vulnerable, yet powerful, agent of change.