2006 FIFA World Cup Germany – PS2 Review
Every fourth summer a strange sense of déjà vu descends on the world of International football. All of a sudden the Germans begin desperate attempts to thaw out Lothar Matthaus from the cryogenic freezer they placed him in about eight Trauma Center: Under The Knife – DS Review
Following something of a slow start in games that took full advantage of its hardware, the Nintendo DS has come on strong within the past year in delivering the kind of innovative titles that only it is capable of hosting, War on Terror – PC Review
So how do you fight terror? Easy, with bombs and bullets, that will defeat those pesky terrorists surely, or at the very least lead to some impressive Hollywood style destruction of famous world wide landmarks. It probably won't make for much of an interesting game though, at least if War on Terror is anything to go by. Lost Magic – DS Review
When you think of the Nintendo DS in 2006, you think of amazing games like New Super Mario Bros., or unusual titles like Brain Training, but you certainly don’t think of dungeon crawl RPGs. Yet there has been a flurry Black & White 2: Battle of the Gods – PS2 Review
Being a review for an expansion pack, I’m not going to write a full on explanation of the whole game; for a great introduction to Black & White 2 check out Nik Gregory’s excellent review (if you haven’t done so Metal Gear Acid 2 – PSP Review
Despite MGA2's portable form, Kojima Productions' immense production values, characterisation and narrative style have been carried across flawlessly. Find out how... Tetris DS – DS Review
Ah Tetris! How your portable presence has always provided the world with a way to waste time in benevolence. As the game that single-handedly made the original Game Boy a household name (especially for parents), along with being the only Final Fantasy XI – Xbox 360 Review
The very first Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (phew!), or MMORPG, has hit the Xbox 360. At last, fans of this console have the opportunity, via Xbox Live, to go online with thousands of others and experiences strange far Spellforce II: Shadow Wars – PC Review
Splicing genre's together can and has often produced some rather hideous creations, it's not an easy thing to accomplish and even harder one to be really good at. Spellforce was one of the few exceptions blending together both RTS and RPG games together quite effortlessly. JoWooD are back for the sequel hoping to accomplish much the same. Mega Man Battle Network 5: Double Team – DS Review
While the commercial success the Mega Man franchise has enjoyed over the last twenty years is undeniable, it is almost inevitable that there will come a point when such a colossal videogame icon will be chucked into a game (or Auto Assault – PC Review
Another MMO seeking to lay it's claim to this now profitable and popular genre, but Auto Assault at least has a neat idea behind it, putting you behind the wheel of a makeshift car as you blast around a post-apocalyptic landscape, the potential is huge, but can Netdevil really get all they can out of the game? Football Manager 2006 – Xbox 360 Review
So, with Football Manager already ruling the roost on PC and Sony PSP, it’s now making a bid for Xbox 360 domination. Being a huge fan of the PC version (almost verging on an obsession) and less enamoured by the

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