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In terms of visuals and gameplay, Crysis is king. (PC)
 Before I decided to move on, I made one last inspection at the blitz I had just unleashed. An assortment of torn bodies rest around a blazing oil barrel. A man lay sprawled, lifeless against a cold, gray rock. A humvee lay cindering, its passengers as dead as the dirt ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on Sept. 17, 2009
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One of the Most Outstanding FPS Game's to Ever Grace a Console (X360)
With the development of Halo 3, a whole lot of pressure was on Bungie to go and make another epic title. With a huge fan base, two excellent Halo games already under their belt, with one of them being the most played game on Xbox Live for several years, Bungie ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
Ultimately, BfME2 is an odd and seemingly average RTS game. (PC)
Every once in awhile, a new type of RTS game comes out that makes people say,  “Holy crap! An RTS game with a premise different than base building or it does something that vastly improves the genre!” Battle for Middle-earth II isn’t one of those games. The GoodDiverse Troop Selection: ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
Though Flawed, it is One of the Best Star Wars Game's (PC)
I remember playing this game when I was a kid and being really disappointed because all you could do was race and you couldn’t walk around Tatooine. … That’s all I really remember about the game when I was a kid and when I played it for the N64. But, ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
An Amazing Movie Game and Platformer (SNES)
Growing up as a kid, we watched a lot of Disney movies back then that came in those white, squishy Disney VHS cases. For me, my all-time favorite Disney movie was Aladdin. The action scenes, the characters, the voice actors; everything came into this perfect combination of greatness, and for ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
World of Warcraft is the best MMO game on the market today. (PC)
World of Warcraft is an MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game) created by Blizzard and published by Blizzard Entertainment. The game takes place in the world of Azeroth, inhabited by the most bitter of enemies and the scariest of creatures. There are two full continents to explore and plenty to ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
Repetitive, but it Grows on You (X360)
Riding on a massive media rollercoaster, Assassin's Creed is a game that had me worried from the start. The idea of being able to run across rooftops freely, kill with ease, and blend in with the crowd is a technical gaming feat which is hard to master. Ubisoft Montreal ran ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
A Mediocre Online RPG at Best (PC)
Runescape is a fantasy online role-playing game created by Jagex Ltd. Lurking in the shadows of better RPG's such as World of Warcraft or LotRO, Runescape has always been looked down upon as the poor man's MMORPG. While delivering a positive first impression, Runescape combines shoddy graphics, no real story ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
Advanced Warfighter is the Most Realistic Shooter Available Today (X360)
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter was one of the Xbox 360's main selling points out of the starting gate and the breakthrough game for the Ghost Recon series. Always a great series, but seriously lacking in some ways, Advanced Warfighter started from the ground up and, at the time, ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
A Fun and Addicting Shooter Any Star Wars Fan Will Enjoy (PS2)
Star Wars: Battlefront II is the follow-up sequel to the instant classic Star Wars: Battlefront, both being developed and produced by the same people that brought us Mercenaries. SWB2 is a simple and addictive shooter that shouldn't be bypassed by any Star Wars fan. A big improvement from the original ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
A Masterpiece in Terms of Game Design (X360)
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a role-playing game created by Bethesda Softworks, and is the follow-up game to the instant classic The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. Oblivion takes place in the land of Cyrodiil, which is a part of the Tamriel Empire. Oblivion allows you to travel throughout Cyrodiil ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
An Amazing Sci-Fi FPS (XBOX)
Halo 2 is an ambitious follow-up to 2000's Game of the Year, Halo: Combat Evolved. Not only harboring the fact that Bungie had to produce a game on par with the original, they succeeded by creating a game that has won three Game of the Year Awards, multiple reviews from ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
A Game Which Revolutionized the Basis of RTS Games (PC)
Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings is quite literally a glorious game. It heralds as the successor to the highly successful RTS Age of Empires. AoE II had a lot to live up to, and it quite clearly pulled it off.The best part of AoE II, of course, ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
A Fun and Innovative Game Worth Checking Out (PS2)
Shadow of the Colossus was a game I was hyped to play once I got my hands on it. After reading many online reviews, plus a few magazine reviews, I didn't have any doubt that SotC would have been an amazing game. And let me tell you; I was completely ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
AoE III's many features make this a gem to remember. (PC)
Age of Empires III was one of the most hyped up RTS games of all time, alongside Starcraft II. The screenshots provided before the game was released showed us vast plains filled with wildlife and beautiful oceans ready to be explored. And when the game finally came, Ensemble delivered. The ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
An Ambitious Game Every Collector Should Have in Their Collection (PS2)
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is one of the most controversial yet highly ambitious game the PS2 Library has ever had. Straight out of the gate, the game had a high amount of bad publicity, mainly due to Jack Thompson and hypnotized soccer moms, but it came out fighting strong. ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
An Intuitive Game Which Helps Bring Out Your Creativity (PC)
I absolutely love this game. I've played every Hitman game there is (except for the newest, Blood Money) and this one has always been my favorite. The levels are well done, the gameplay is addictive, and the list of ways to finish your missions and tasks goes on and on. ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
I used to be a dedicated Sony fan...until I played this game... (X360)
This game completely blew me away. From it's amazing array of weapons to the feeling of invincibility after shooting someone's head off, Gears of War is a masterpiece of a game. ~GOOD~ -Great, balanced multiplayer -Amazing weapons -Detailed storyline -Easily likable cast of characters -Challenging -A gun with a friggen' ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008
For Those of You Who Like a Damn Good Review, Read On My Friends (PC)
This game is not worth playing. I thought the first Empire Earth was amazing (sort of like Age of Empires II in 3D) so I thought Empire Earth II would of been great. Looks like I was disappointed. Here's my rating, in classic Good, Bad, and Ugly format: GOOD -Good ...
Reviewed by AlexMarra on July 21, 2008