Shellshock 2: Blood Trails remains true to its name and wastes no chance of shocking the player, including some gruesome visuals depicting infected soldiers, over the top violent confrontations that lead to extremely bloody scenes and coarse language. Perhaps a more subtle approach could have better deliver the feeling of terror and unfortunately Shellshock 2 fails as a FPS as well, crippled by weak AI and unresponsive controls.

Rise of the Argonauts is probably the most under-rated game of the year, and it`s a real shame to not give it a try. Get ready to lead Jason and his Argonauts in search of The Golden Fleece, or die trying!

The moment we've all been waiting for! A new Mortal Kombat title is on the loose, with the opportunity to battle against the famous heroes of DC Universe. Sub Zero, Scorpion or Shang Tsung will challenge Superman, Batman, Flash and more.

Leave it to Valve to make one of the most entertaining multiplayer experiences of the year, by using our all time favorite undead creatures, zombies! Onlookers will tend to believe the game is nothing more than a zombie kill fest, with no real purpose or logic, but just like my colleagues, they are dead wrong.

Last year, Ninja Gaiden Sigma was released exclusively for Playstation 3. After one year, Ninja Gaiden 2 makes a comeback exclusively for Xbox 360 with Ryu Hayabusa on the front page. Does it exceed the expectations or will it fail to satisfy our digital hunger for blood?

I was really hoping Mirror's Edge will become one of my all time favorite games, especially after playing the demo. However, all good things must come to an end, and so seems to be the case with my hopes and dreams regarding Mirror's Edge as well...

Have you gotten tired of being caught in the open, without any cover and seeing your screen turn red as you character is soaking up bullets? Aren`t you sick of finding doors that can`t be opened, and instead you have to go around them? Don`t you just hate it when bridges get blow up right in front of you, forcing you to go another way? If you`ve answered "yes" to any of these questions, then give "Fracture" a try, for alternate solutions to these problems.

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.