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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End — $9.99
As the third installment in the series and based on the 2007 film, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End offers gamers an adventure that includes puzzle solving, exploration, and combat. Players must navigate characters from previous games through a variety of environments including The Flying Dutchmen. ~ Gracie Leach, All Game Guide

The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers — $12.00
In this action game based on 2002's cinematic retelling of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Two Towers, players assume the roles of Aragorn, Legolas, or Gimli as they battle legions of goblins and orcs while using each character's sword, bow, or axe. The third-person title takes place across 16 levels inspired by the first two films in The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Stock photos and conceptual drawings from New Line Cinema were used to build 3D maps of the various outdoor and indoor locales. Players will revisit...

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone — $9.99
J. K. Rowling's immensely popular boy wizard makes his highly anticipated entrance to the realm of video gaming with this third-person 3D action-adventure based on Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, the first novel in the series. In the role of the prodigious young magician the player begins his first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, joined by familiar characters such as Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, and even Draco Malfoy. Harry Potter can explore the grounds at Hogwarts,...

Madden NFL 07: Hall of Fame Edition — $10.99
EA Sports' blockbuster football series continues for an unprecedented 17th season with Madden NFL 07 for PlayStation 2. In addition to the yearly tweaks to the graphics engine and sound, Madden NFL 07's primary area of focus is the running game. For the first time in the series, players can take control of the lead blocker and create holes in the defensive line for the tailback to run through. The right analog stick, dubbed the "highlight stick" for this installment, offers new jukes, cutbacks, and...

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock — $14.99
The Guitar Hero series offers its biggest lineup of songs to date with Legends of Rock, the first game developed outside of Harmonix. Fans of the finger-fiddling franchise will rock out to over 70 tracks, many of which use master recordings from the original artists. The core play mechanics are nearly identical to previous iterations, with players using a guitar-shaped controller to quickly match colored notes as they cascade down the screen. By keeping up with the song, hitting the right chords...

Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith — $9.99
Fans find both sides of the Force, in this combat-oriented adventure based on the conclusive, sixth feature film in Star Wars franchise. Like the movie, the game revolves around the camaraderie and conflict between its two protagonists -- a student gifted with powers far too great to be constrained by his own will alone, and a teacher too devoted to honor and tradition to prevent the future he dreads most. As Anakin Skywalker, players will learn to command the unbridled power of the Dark Side, with...

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (Disney on the Go) — $29.00
As the third installment in the series and based on the 2007 film, Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End offers gamers a platforming adventure that includes puzzle solving, exploration, and combat. Players may navigate characters from previous games through a variety of environments. Exploration may require the use of Jack's grappling hook or fashioning a bamboo vaulting pole. Occasionally, players may find a treasure chest and must pick the lock as part of a mini-game to get inside. Through a...

The Mummy — $7.99
Dashing explorer Rick O'Conell has just made a bit of a mistake. In discovering the lost City of the Dead, he's awakened an all-powerful evil known as Imhotep, a cursed priest who was mummified alive in ancient Egypt and is now, as one might imagine, hankering for revenge.It will take all of Rick's brains and brawn to make it through the coming ordeal, as he'll have to survive the Mummy's traps and vile legions if he hopes to make it out of the City of the Dead alive. As if that wasn't enough, he...

Prince of Persia — $22.99
Before Ryu, Lara, and Altaïr, there was the Prince. The acrobatic, wall climbing, trap-dodging, sword-swinging hero returns for another installment in the iconic Prince of Persia series, the first on Xbox 360. Crafted with an enhanced graphics engine that powered Assassin's Creed, the game emphasizes swift, agile movement across horizontal and vertical space in both indoor and outdoor settings. Prince of Persia also introduces a distinctive visual style. Characters and backgrounds are designed to...

Guitar Hero: Metallica — $22.99
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl — $9.99
As suggested by the title, this game is inspired by the summer 2003 feature film Pirates of the Caribbean, which is in turn based on Disney's famous amusement park ride. Players take the roles of roving swashbucklers in the Age of Sail. Such a life of adventure means danger and uncertainty -- a captain may never know where the wind will take him next, so he must learn to survive by any means. Crafty pirates will trade for what they can, and steal whatever else they need. Captains may also better...

Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones — $67.99
Based upon the movie of the same name, Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones chronicles the fate of three Jedi as they attempt to foil a sinister scheme that will ultimately determine the fate of the galaxy. Players will guide Padawan Anakin Skywalker, Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Jedi Master Mace Windu through 12 levels, from Tatooine to Geonosis. Gameplay is in two distinct styles: side scrolling combat and vehicle chases. The combat levels require players to make their way through enemy...

Madden NFL 07 — $10.99
EA Sports' blockbuster football series continues for an unprecedented 17th season with Madden NFL 07 for PlayStation 2. In addition to the yearly tweaks to the graphics engine and sound, Madden NFL 07's primary area of focus is the running game. For the first time in the series, players can take control of the lead blocker and create holes in the defensive line for the tailback to run through. The right analog stick, dubbed the "highlight stick" for this installment, offers new jukes, cutbacks, and...

Kung Fu — $13.00
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Bram Stoker's Dracula — $44.99
Based on the Francis Ford Coppola film, Bram Stoker's Dracula is not just another mediocre monster-related game. Having more in common with the Castlevania series than it does with the thematically similar NES games like Frankenstein or Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the game has great creature-battling action, tricky bosses, a smooth learning curve and precise control. Each boss and mini-boss must be beaten in a different manner, and creatures pop up out of nowhere, making for a reasonable challenge. ...

Hulk — $9.99
Marvel's muscle-bound monstrosity stars in his first console game since 1997, this time based on locales and characters from Ang Lee's 2003 feature film rather than the comic book series. Playing the role of Bruce Banner and his infuriated inner identity, players must fight a number of mutant enemies, avoid military pursuers, and smash through a variety of interactive objects while navigating the 3D world. Making cameos are Bruce Banner's father and girlfriend, played respectively by Nick Nolte and...

Backyard Baseball — $5.99
Backyard Baseball makes its first appearance on the handheld system after a successful run following the title's release for the PC and Macintosh in 1997. Designed to replicate the casual backyard or sandlot "pick up" game played by kids of all ages, Backyard Baseball features quality baseball gameplay with controllable elements of pitching, batting, fielding and running. Recommended for ages seven and up, players can choose from full season, Home Run Derby (six types of play), single game, quick...

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories — $8.99
Grand Theft Auto drives back onto its home console, in this PlayStation 2 port of the series' PlayStation Portable debut. Liberty City Stories returns Grand Theft Auto III fans to the three island boroughs of Liberty City for another adventure of violence, speed, and free-form criminality. Players take the role of a new character, however; another up-and-coming thug who follows his own underworld storylines towards infamy, through a series of loosely related missions. Of course, as in the other contemporary...

The Darkness — $9.99
Based on the Top Cow comic, The Darkness is a mature, Mafioso adventure, set in modern times but steeled by ancient magic. Players take the leading role of mob hit man Jackie Estacado, who acquires supernatural powers known as "The Darkness" as he reaches his 21st birthday. Gameplay involves exploration and combat through interactive, destructible New York City environments. The plotline is balanced on conflicts between Jackie's ambitions and his family's underworld entrenchment, and on the conflicts...

Tennis — $7.50
Tennis for the Game Boy lets you use your racket to volley, stroke, smash and serve the ball. Be careful not to hit the ball over the side line or base line or into the net. To carefully place your shot, you can hit the ball left or right, weak or strong, and deep or short. When the ball is hit above your head, your stroke automatically becomes a smash.There are four skill levels to choose from. The higher the difficulty level, the faster the players and the ball move. The computer's judgment skills...

NCAA March Madness 07 — $9.99
The "07" edition of EA Sports' annual college basketball game is designed to emphasize the importance home court advantage and crowd interaction. NCAA March Madness 07 features a variety of interactive stadiums where players are affected by and can interact with crowds, school mascots, cheerleaders, and the band. The game introduces the "Team Intensity Control" feature, allowing gamers to change the momentum of the game by pumping up the crowd, motivating teammates, and intimidating the other team...

The World Is Not Enough — $7.94
Good afternoon, James. We hate to spoil your return with more bad news, but we have just received word that an MI-6 agent was killed in action before delivering a report from the Russian Atomic Energy Department. Our friend Sir Robert King purchased this report with the assumption that it would contain information on the attackers of his oil pipeline in Kazakhstan. Right now banker Lachaise has the money in Spain, so your mission is to meet him, find out who killed our agent, and return the money...

Tom Clancy's EndWar — $18.99
Following nearly ten years of highly regarded first-person shooter and stealth games, the techno-thriller Tom Clancy franchise deploys its first true strategy combat title. Set in the near future, EndWar puts players in command of high-tech tanks, helicopters, infantry, and other units, in combat across world-capital battlefields such as London, Paris, and Washington, D.C. Although many earlier Tom Clancy games are set within secret organizations and covert missions, the suitably titled EndWar takes...

Commando — $13.00
Commando marches from the arcades to the NES in this home conversion from Capcom. Control a soldier named "Super Joe" in a mission to rescue hostages and eliminate members of an army controlled by the evil "Gunther Brothers." Armed with a few grenades and a machine gun offering unlimited ammo, Super Joe will advance through four outdoor stages, each divided into four sections. The action takes place on a vertically scrolling battlefield as enemy troops appear on foot, in trenches, on motorcycles...

Meet the Robinsons — $32.99
Based on the 2007 film inspired by the book A Day with Wilbur Robinson, Disney's Meet the Robinsons invites players to take the role of Wilbur Robinson as they help Lewis retrieve his memory invention from the evil Bowler Hat Guy. Using the Wii-Remote, gamers will follow their onscreen avatar through a variety of environments found in the movie including the Robinsons' house, Lewis' science fair, and Lizzie's ant underworld while using such gadgets as the Chargeball Glove, the Disassembler, a scanner...

Stuntman: Ignition — $10.99
Find yourself back in the driver's seat in Stuntman: Ignition as you perfectly execute a variety of reckless moves. Taking the role of the Hollywood stunt driver, you must complete death-defying stunts on courses including Aftershock, Kill, and Chaser to earn money and unlock new missions. Using 25 vehicles, work your way 36 stunt runs by completing dangerous tricks for action films, commercial shoots, and tournaments. Outside of the action, you can create your own tracks filled with dangerous displays...

Spider-Man 2 — $7.99
Spider-Man returns to GameCube in a game based on the July 2004 feature film starring Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst. Using a revamped 3D engine that offers an interconnected world instead of standalone levels, players swing past skyscrapers high above New York City streets as they respond to residents in need. Meanwhile, Doctor Octopus plans on taking over the city with a combination of deadly force and criminal ingenuity. Those familiar with 2002's Spider-Man on GameCube will notice a number of...

Minority Report — $5.00
Based on the 2002 Steven Spielberg-directed movie starring Tom Cruise, Minority Report takes players through a dystopian future in the role of a PreCrime Police Officer. Instead of upholding the law, however, players are running from it after being wrongly accused of murder. Through the remainder of this third-person action-adventure, players must elude capture and prove their innocence by finding the person or persons responsible for the act. Featured locales from the movie have been re-created...

Nemesis — $8.00
Similar to R-Type, Nemesis is an outer space shooter that scrolls from left to right. At the helm of the Proteus 911, you are the chief of the Interplanetary Police. Your job is to patrol the skies and eventually catch up to the evil King Nemesis. During your pursuit, you'll shoot your way through five alien-packed stages: Carnage Canyon, the Pyramids of Pyromania, the Lair of the Planetary Pirates, the Den of Doom and Gloom, and the Sacrificial Sarcophagus of Saturn. As you blast stone statues,...

Jurassic Park — $12.00
Off the coast of Central America lies a tiny island called Isla Neblar. This bit of tropical land is the home of Jurassic Park, the most incredible animal preserve in the history of human existence. Thanks to astounding bio-technical advances, dinosaurs have been cloned into modern day existence and now walk the Earth once again, more than 60 million years after their extinction.In Jurassic Park for the Super NES, you as world-renowned paleontologist Alan Grant have been invited to examine the dinosaurs...

Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition — $9.99
For the third release in its genre-shaping street racing series, Rockstar San Diego teams with DUB magazine to present a game boasting real-world locations, automobiles, and customization options. Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition offers free-form, open-road racing in re-creations of Atlanta, Detroit, and San Diego. Players can race for pink slips in (and against) detailed re-creations of more than 60 models of trucks, cars, and motorcycles by manufacturers such as Lamborghini, Ferrari, General Motors...

Aeon Flux — $5.00
Set in a distant, dystopian future, this third-person action game puts players in the title role of the silent, svelte, scantily clothed super-spy. Released concurrently with the 2005 live-action feature film, and inspired by Peter Chung's action-packed animated shorts, the game takes place in a time where disease has killed all but a city's worth of the world's population. This city is called Bregna, and its totalitarian government is rife with corruption and conspiracy. The mysterious Aeon Flux...

Brute Force — $5.00
Brute Force is a squad-based shooter starring four cloned soldiers who fight on behalf of a 23rd century military organization known as the Confederation. Players begin the operation as Tex, a skilled mercenary who shoots first and asks questions later, but will reunite with other members of the team as the game progresses, including feral alien Brutus, the beautiful scout Hawk, and a synthetic female named Flint. Campaign mode, which can be played solo or cooperatively with up to three friends,...

Chrono Trigger — $10.02
Chrono Trigger puts a spin on the traditional RPG battle system by joining more than one character's attacks to create a "combination" attack. As you travel through the game, you will earn more of these and eventally learn the ultimate in combinations: the triple attack.This game follows a long and twisting tale because the element of time travel is used. If you screw up in the past, it will greatly affect the future. Once you have beaten the game, a new game mode opens up: the "+" mode. In "+" mode...

Cabela's Outdoor Adventures — $35.00
This outdoorsman's simulation from Activision allows players to both hunt and fish. Available quarry includes ten species of deer, 11 other big game animals, 11 small game animals, and 11 species of fish. The game offers virtual wilderness from around the globe, with 11 playable locations in regions such as Utah, Mexico, and New Zealand. Of course, before heading out to adventure outdoors, players will want to equip their characters with a wide assortment of available Cabela's brand equipment and...

Alex Rider: Stormbreaker — $19.99
The first game based on Anthony Horowitz’ best-selling book and the 2006 feature film starring Ewan McGregor and Mickey Rourke, Alex Rider: Stormbreaker casts players in the role of a 14-year-old spy who is grudgingly pressed into MI6 duty after the untimely death of his uncle. The action unfolds from a third-person perspective as Rider masters the art of stealth, hand-to-hand combat, high-speed racing, and other skills through multiple missions. Unlockable mini-games and an assortment of gadgets...

Last Action Hero — $9.99
Young Danny Madigan is alone in a dark theater watching the latest action flick starring his favorite movie actor, Jack Slater. Suddenly, because of a magic movie ticket he received, he is transported from his seat into the film itself. He now gets to live out his fantasies, fighting along side his hero.With Danny as your sidekick, you portray Jack Slater through seven levels of Hollywood-type action. Two of the levels place Jack behind the wheel of a car in the midst of a high speed chase, running...

Namco Museum — $7.99
Namco Museum is a compilation of seven classic arcade games, two bonus games, and three games making their console debut. Pac-Man, Galaga, Dig Dug, Pole Position, Galaxian, Ms. Pac-Man, and Pole Position II are the featured games on the disc, with the first three available as separate arrangements with new graphics and other enhancements.Pac-Man Arrangement includes speed bursts, warp gates, large ghosts, and six different power-ups to consume. Galaga Arrangement offers weapon power-ups, Ricochet...

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon — $8.99
Similar to the popular and prolific Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six series, Ghost Recon delivers more squad-based tactics and first-person action. Who said the Cold War is over? Old school nationalists have taken power in Russia and they have plans to reclaim the whole Eastern Bloc. Confusion sets in and conflict ensues as Russia moves to take Eastern European territories against NATO resistance. Players lead the elite Ghost squad of operatives to perform sophisticated and dangerous missions behind enemy...

Midway Arcade Treasures — $6.99
Midway Games brings its brand of arcade action home to 128-bit generation consoles with these retro-releases for GameCube, Xbox, and PlayStation 2. In addition to over 20 playable games from the Golden Age, the disc also provides a bit of historical perspective, through interviews with a number of designers. Midway Arcade Treasures includes one- and two-player emulations of the following 1980s coin-op classics: 720°, Blaster, Bubbles, Defender II, Gauntlet, Joust, Joust 2: Survival of the Fittest...

Bigfoot — $13.50
In each city of Bigfoot's L.A. to N.Y. cross-country tour, you race against a monster truck in an overhead Bump 'n' Jump-style contest, and then crush cars from a side-view perspective. Between races, winnings are used to perform upgrades and repairs on your truck. The game is overly repetitious, but the competitive nature of the events makes it fun for two players. The trucks are satisfactorily rendered, but the horrible sound effects leave something to be desired. ~ Skyler Miller, All Game Guide

Gauntlet — $12.00
Although the color palette is a little bland and there's some slowdown when too many creatures are onscreen, Gauntlet retains the essential elements of the 1985 arcade hit. To solve the problem of your character's ever-decreasing health (which was replenished with quarters in the arcade), the NES version refreshes your health every few levels. ~ Skyler Miller, All Game Guide

Defender — $6.94
In terms of shooting action, Defender is a decent (if somewhat easy) adaptation of Williams' revolutionary 1980 arcade game. The bare bones are in place, but a number of differences keep the game from approaching Berzerk, Missile Command or other high quality Atari VCS coin-op ports. Sound effects are decent, and buildings have replaced mountains along the planet's surface. In terms of gameplay, the ship must be behind the buildings to use smart bombs and all the way to the top of the screen to employ...

Backyard Wrestling: Don't Try This at Home — $8.99
Based on the independently released "Best of Backyard Wrestling" video series, Backyard Wrestling the game features violent, over-the-top action designed to appeal to both hardcore wrestling fans as well as fighting enthusiasts. Players begin the game as a lowly wrestler trying to advance in the rankings to achieve the coveted title of The King of Hardcore. The career mode is more than simply defeating a rival, however, as there are specific objectives that must be completed along the way. This often...

Hoops — $6.75
While not as electrifying or as fast-paced as Double Dribble, Hoops is one of the better 8-bit basketball games. It's loaded with options and features -- not only can you play one-on-one or two-on-two, but you can also take part in an enjoyable game of Around the World. Another nice feature is the ability to choose from four different characters, each distinctive, nicely drawn and smoothly animated. The biggest flaw is that it's too easy to steal the ball or have it stolen from you, especially when...

Dragon's Lair — $10.99
Often, when a successful game is converted to a Game Boy format, it is completely redesigned to offer graphics and gameplay that are quite different from those in the original title. This is not the case with Digital Eclipse's development of Dragon's Lair for the Game Boy Color. This port is designed as a direct recreation of the famous laser disc arcade game of the early 1980s.The Game Boy Color version features the same timed-twitch gameplay, in a pixilated interactive movie that follows the original...

Mirror's Edge — $22.99
The first-ever high-def first-person platform game, Mirror's Edge is an edgy, action-driven adventure starring Faith, a skyscraper daredevil whose specialty is flips, twists, and tumbles through a 3D obstacle course of rooftops, ledges, and wires. To say that Faith takes parkour to new heights would be an understatement. It's her job to be fast and elusive, and acrobatic escapes through the highest of futuristic high-rises are all in a day's work for her. Then again, sometimes it is better to take...

Blitz: The League — $9.99
Free from any license limitations or other third-party restrictions, Blitz: The League is designed to present a mature, entertaining look at the rivalry, pride, and pain of professional football. The game revolves around a fictional league, allowing it to explore the darker side of professional sports without offending any real-life celebrities or betraying any image-conscious NFL affiliations. This unflinching spirit is represented by former NFL star and enduring legend of toughness Lawrence Taylor...

NBA 2K6 — $9.00
Visual Concepts (a part of 2K Sports) entices console gamers and sports fans back to the virtual NBA arenas with a selection of new and refined control features. Foremost, the game's new "Shot Stick" mechanic lets players to steer their shots with the right analog stick, allowing them to throw off defenders with timing and finesse."Dual Player Control" promotes teamwork on the floor, as the D-pad can be used to set up quick outlet passes, give-and-gos, and even alley-oops. The "Strip and Rip" system...

Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition -- Remix (Platinum Hits) — $7.99
For the third release in its genre-shaping street racing series, Rockstar San Diego teams with DUB magazine to present a game boasting real-world locations, automobiles, and customization options. Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition offers free-form, open-road racing in re-creations of Atlanta, Detroit, and San Diego. Players can race for pink slips in (and against) detailed re-creations of more than 60 models of trucks, cars, and motorcycles by manufacturers such as Lamborghini, Ferrari, General Motors...

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lockdown — $19.99
This fourth full release in the series that first brought the techno-thriller fiction of author Tom Clancy to the forefront of gamer consciousness, Rainbow Six: Lockdown deploys its counter-terrorism challenges on PC and all three 128-bit generation consoles. The Rainbow Six games are known for allowing players to target sophisticated objectives with surgical strike styled operations, and featuring characters and squads that become more skillful with successful missions. Lockdown turns the tables...

BloodRayne — $8.99
BloodRayne is a third-person action title starring a secret operative whose mission is to wipe out opposing threats to world security. As female agent BloodRayne, players will be able to tap into her natural talents for hunting down enemies by using her traits as both a human and vampire. Armed with two wrist-mounted silver blades, Rayne can slice and dice would-be assailants as well as throw projectiles or use various firearms. BloodRayne's primary mission will take her to an underground temple...

Judge Dredd — $12.50
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Cabela's African Safari — $25.99
Use your big caliber gun to take down dangerous game as you travel through five countries and 40 adventures in Cabela's African Safari. Featuring herd bird hunting, you can track, stalk, and shoot more than 30 exotic species including leopards, elephants, rhinos, and cape buffalo, while watching the action in slow motion with the shot cam. ~ Gracie Leach, All Game Guide

NHL 2K6 — $6.79
After winning critical acclaim and a larger market share with its previous year's edition, the NHL 2K series returns to the ice for 2006, with a release that comes just prior to the real-life sport's return to play -- following the league's widely bemoaned lock-out hiatus in the 2004-2005 season.NHL 2K6 introduces an "On-the-Fly Coaching" system, designed to allow gamers to give basic strategic commands to their entire line at once. On offence, players may be coached to pinch the defensive formation...

Super Swing Golf — $35.00
Swing into the action on Super Swing Golf as you take the controller for a golf game of a different kind. Though you will push buttons to adjust options including aiming, Super Swing Golf relies on the motion sensing capabilities of the Wii Remote to get the ball across the green. Single-players can stroke and putt through the "Story," "Free," and "Challenge" modes by first selecting their dominant hand and then stepping up to the tee to make their shot. The controller senses the angle and speed...

World Series of Poker — $6.00
Activision's ante into the crowded table of 2005 poker simulations is based on the World Series of Poker, featuring the rules and regulations supported by the annual tournament and presented in the style of ESPN's television coverage. Virtual card sharks can play any variation sanctioned by the World Series, including Five Card Draw, Seven Card Stud, Omaha, and Texas Hold 'Em.Players are represented in the game by a custom character, created using the same editing engine found in recent Tony Hawk...

Cliffhanger — $9.99
Based on the 1993 movie starring Sylvester Stallone, Cliffhanger has you stepping into the boots of Gabe Walker, a mountain rescue specialist who must use his skills to battle villains in the Rocky Mountains. Cliffhanger is a side-scrolling action game consisting of seven levels that involves a man named Eric Qualen forcing you and your friend Hal to locate three missing cases lost in a plane crash. The catch? These metal cases aren't filled with clothes and personal belongings -- they hold $100...

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War -- Soulstorm — $32.99
PC gamers can return to the dark and violent 41st millennium in this stand-alone expansion to the 2004 real-time strategy game Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War. Players once again step into the interstellar battle between warriors, fighting machines, and aliens, and "Soulstorm" adds two new races to the mix, bringing the number of potentially combatant groups to nine. In addition to the new factions and new units for every group, for the first time air units have been added and multiplayer modes feature...

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell — $8.79
Combining the stealth, tactics, and action popularized in both the Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon franchises, Splinter Cell represents a new Tom Clancy series featuring a single character instead of the team-oriented play found in Red Storm's successful squad-based shooter games. The title alludes to the secret organization players are part of, an offshoot of the NSA called Third Echelon, whose members rigorously serve to protect America using whatever means necessary. Players embark on a series of...

Need for Speed: Most Wanted — $8.99
The long-running Need for Speed series races into new territory with this cross-platform, cross-generational release. Most Wanted is built upon many of the fan-favorite features and modes from previous games in the series, including a forgiving yet credible physics engine, vehicles of real-life makes and models, and state-of-the-art graphics. As with the previous Need for Speed: Underground, much of the game is styled around the illicit street racing scene, and as in earlier games such as Need for...

SpongeBob SquarePants: Lights, Camera, Pants — $9.99
It's like a dream come true for Bikini Bottom residents, especially those who happen to be fans of the superhero show "Mermaidman and Barnicle Boy" -- residents such as SpongeBob SquarePants. The superhero show's producers have decided to film an episode in the underwater berg, and plan to feature the locals as guest actors. In control of SpongeBob, Patrick Star, Squidward, Plankton, and other star-struck Bikini Bottom residents, players compete in a series of multiplayer mini-games to earn screen...

Big Mutha Truckers 2 — $7.00
This tongue-in-cheek trucking sim sequel sends players across the U.S., behind the wheel of a big rig, moving cargo to key locations for profit and prestige. As in the first game, players can choose their own routes, making use of any back roads or secret shortcuts they may find, as they strive to avoid overzealous law enforcement agents and beat out rival truckers for the sweetest contracts and best runs. Throughout their 18-wheeling adventure, players encounter a cast of exaggerated characters...

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back — $6.95
The first company to produce licensed Star Wars games for consoles and home computers, Parker Brothers did a smashing job bringing Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back to the Atari VCS. Taking place amidst one of the most exciting scenes in all of sci-fi filmdom (the battle on the ice planet Hoth), players fly a missile-firing snowspeeder around a side-scrolling playfield while blasting at Imperial Walkers marching toward the Rebel's power generator. Surviving two minutes enables the "Force" to be...

Anticipation — $9.99
Self-proclaimed as "Nintendo's first video board game," Anticipation combines aspects of connect-the-dots and Win, Lose or Draw. The play mechanics and controls are extremely user-friendly. Once you guess the name of an object, it's simple to spell it out using the on-screen keyboard. The drawings themselves range from barely recognizable to extremely clever. The game's fatal weakness is that there are only 100 puzzles, and repeats begin to occur after a few games. ~ Brett Alan Weiss, All Game Guide

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 — $8.00
As the sequel to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 expands and builds upon the features that made the original so popular. Keeping the third-person 3D action intact, the game lets you play as one of 13 professional skaters as you strive to become the best of the best. You also have the option of constructing a virtual you in the newly added Create Skater Mode.While eight different skate parks have been included, the Park Editor will have you creating your own designs and testing custom...

Power Pad — $33.00
The Ninentdo Power Pad puts you in the game with a floor mat game controller that senses when you move. It has 12 pressure-sensors embedded within and is great for active family fun with games like World Class Track Meet. Just plug into your standard NES controller port and go!

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 — $9.99
Skating fans and gamers of all sorts will spin, flip, grind, and sky their way to glory with more control and realism than ever before in this third full version of the explosively popular series of Tony Hawk skateboarding games. The Tony Hawk Pro Skater games established developer Neversoft as a universally respected big-name player in the industry and alone accounted for nearly 25 percent of Activision's total revenues in 2000. Many credit the franchise with legitimizing the extreme sports genre...

Trapt — $19.99
It's good to be wicked, in this game of action and strategy from Tecmo. Taking the role of the dangerously attractive Queen Allura -- who has recently been framed for her father's murder -- players make a deal with the devil to avenge the royal family. Within the walls of the sprawling castle, Allura lays her clever, deadly traps, with the goal of attracting her blissfully unaware enemies, and then sending them to their doom in the most gruesome manner she can think of. ~ All Game Guide

Cabela's Alaskan Adventures — $22.99
North -- to Alaska! The rush is on for virtual hunters and fans of Cabela's-brand outdoor equipment. Alaskan Adventures is designed to open up unending acres of pristine virtual frontier land, offering 30 adventuresome opportunities for fishing, hunting, snow-machining, and even dog-sledding. Firearm-ed sportspeople can go after big the game, including Yukon moose, barren ground caribou, grizzlies, and Kodiaks, or test their aiming and reflexes on a bird-hunting expedition for ducks, geese, ptarmigan...

Disney's The Haunted Mansion — $9.99
The first game based on the popular Disney attraction, The Haunted Mansion has players navigating the dark and foreboding Gracey Mansion while solving puzzles, interacting with ghosts, and piecing together the mystery surrounding the abandoned property. Players will make their way through a banquet hall, grand ballroom, armory, conservatory, attic, mausoleum, and more while figuring out a way to bring the restless spirits haunting each room to peace. The action is played from a third-person perspective...

ToCA Race Driver 3 — $7.99
Enduringly popular in Europe, Codemaster's premier auto racing series returns to North America with the release of ToCA Race Driver 3. Designed with a focus on accuracy and detail, the game features six different styles of racing -- GT, Touring Cars, Off-Road, Open-Wheel, Track, and Classic -- all based on real-world competitions, all built on the series' sophisticated physics model and game engine, and all featuring a selection of authentically re-created, brand-name automobiles. In all, more than...

Dark Age of Camelot — $5.00
Online gamers enter a realm of familiar fantasy adventure in Mythic Entertainment's Dark Age of Camelot, in which they are invited to assume the roles of heroes and villains in the style of classic Arthurian legends. As in the critically acclaimed Asheron's Call and the enduringly popular EverQuest, players design worthy characters to represent them as they enter a virtual 3D world ruled by swords and sorcery and populated by the avatars of hundreds of other gamers from around the world.In addition...

MVP 06 NCAA Baseball — $6.79
Utilizing its experience in developing Major League Baseball titles EA Sports changes direction to develop a baseball game that is set among the ranks of the NCAA.College baseball features aluminum bats that can produce deep hits, as well as the sought after "ping" from the bat after making contact. Combined with all new swing types, players will have complete control to either protect the plate or swing deep for the fences. Also included are 128 universities from all of the top conferences, as well...

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06 — $7.00
Golf superstar Tiger Woods invites gamers back to the links in this "06" edition of EA's exclusive pro golfing game. Once again, players can use EA Sports' "Game Face" tools to create their own custom golfer, and then prove their skills on the virtual links against stars of the sport both past and present, including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Ben Hogan, and of course, Tiger himself. A total of 21 real-life golfers are represented, on 11 PGA Tour courses, with 3 additional fantasy courses. New...

Legends of Wrestling — $6.00
Join wrestling legends like Hulk Hogan, Bret "The Hitman" Hart, and "The Birdman" Koko B. Ware as they bring back the glory days of the wrestling. Legends of Wrestling celebrates a time in pro wrestling when good was good, bad was bad, and a giant, balding man clad in red and yellow was the hero of a generation. Featuring over 40 different grapplers from the '70s, '80s, and '90s, the game incorporates just about every well-known wrestler from those eras that don't have a contract with the WWF as...

X2: Wolverine's Revenge — $5.00
In his first starring role on a home console since 1994, Wolverine claws his way past the heavily guarded areas of Dept. H to piece together the fragmented clues to his murky past. The action is played from a third-person perspective as players fight a number of armored soldiers, mutant creatures, and archenemies such as Sabretooth and Juggernaut. While Professor X will be able to assist Wolverine through the powers of telekinesis, the surly comic-book hero must ultimately carry out his adventure...

Midnight Club II — $8.99
Developer Rockstar San Diego returns to the gritty urban streets for their sequel to the PlayStation 2 launch title Midnight Club: Street Racing. Players once again assume the role of an underground street racer as they embark on a potentially profitable career spanning the world, with events held in Paris, Los Angeles, and Tokyo. Rather than confine racers to a specific route on a closed-off track, Midnight Club II offers open-ended courses within each city that feature shortcuts, tunnels, bridges...

Midway Arcade Treasures 3 — $6.00
Racing is the focus of Midway's third Arcade Treasures compilation, which features accurate emulations of eight fast-paced coin-op hits, spanning over a decade. Included are S.T.U.N. Runner (1989), Badlands (1989), Super Off Road & Bonus Track Pack (1989), Race Drivin' (1990), San Francisco Rush: The Rock -- Alcatraz Edition (1997), San Francisco Rush 2049 (1999), Hydro Thunder (1999), and Off Road Thunder: Mud, Sweat, N Gears (2000). ~ All Game Guide

Project Sylpheed: Arc of Deception — $9.99
The space shooter series known as Silpheed receives a next-gen sequel (and a slight spelling change) in Project Sylpheed for Xbox 360. Players will experience a more story-driven effort this time around, with nearly an hour's worth of cinematic cut-scenes detailing the adventures of a crack pilot named Katana and his Delta Saber squadron. The mission-based action primarily involves engaging hundreds of enemy fighters, towering battleships, and floating fortresses in 3D space. Project Sylpheed features...

Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance — $8.99
The fifth Mortal Kombat fighting game is the first to be designed exclusively for home consoles instead of the arcades. The game features a new 3D engine to support the familiar combination of weapon and hand-to-hand combat, but moves are now based on real-life martial arts styles, such as Crane, Snake, Tai Chi, Tae Kwon Do, Muay Thai, Tang Soo Doo, and more. Fighting styles can be switched at any time during a match, and the damage a character receives will be visible on his or her face, body, clothing...

Grand Theft Auto 2 — $9.99
In Grand Theft Auto 2, the sequel to two earlier GTA titles, your life of crime begins as down-on-his-luck Claude Speed, a recently released prisoner with no memory of how or why he was imprisoned via a cryogenically induced sleep. He does realize, however, that he's at the bottom of the food chain -- no job, no luck, no money and no where to go but up.In this instance, "up" means the top of the criminal element's food chain -- he has aspirations of being the next crime lord of the city. Through...

StarLancer — $8.95
The future was indeed bright for the Western Alliance. They terraformed Mars and established colonies on its moons and, at last, the human race was poised to reach beyond the solar system. But all good things never seem to last. A recently formed coalition of the eastern regions mount a surprise attack against the Western Alliance on Mars in order to usurp power. In the process, the orbiting French and Italian fleets are destroyed. Many planets and many moons are lost to the coalition and although...

Strike Force Bowling — $6.00
Hit the lanes with chutzpah in this budget-friendly bowling game from Crave. Developed by Lab Rats Games, creator of the PC's Fast Lanes Bowling (released the previous year), Strike Force offers a seemingly familiar selection of eight caricatured characters, both realistic and wacky lane settings, and interesting alterations of the standard rules. Players can try bowling on a pirate ship, in ancient Egypt, or even on the moon. Along with the standard rules and scoring options, game types such as...

Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge — $15.00
A follow-up to Microsoft's acclaimed PC title Crimson Skies, High Road to Revenge continues the adventures of crack pilot Nathan Zachary as he sets out to avenge the death of his best friend in alternate 1930s America. The game focuses on the action associated with flying a plane rather than the technical aspects of a simulation, so players will engage in dogfights using one of ten planes armed with napalm missiles, magnetic grapples, and sandstorm cannons. Each of the landscapes offer destructible...

Army Men: Major Malfunction — $7.00
Toys are re-deployed, as the Army Men series rallies under the Global Star flag. The focus of this mission is to reign in a rogue soldier -- Major Malfunction -- who started causing trouble soon after the tragic loss of perennial Green Army hero Sarge. Shotguns, M-16s, and even flamethrowers will be welcome additions to players' arsenals, as they face a force of haywire playthings. Instead of the usual Tan Army enemies, this game has players battling nearly two dozen different toy types that all...

Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex — $7.99
The ever-grinning orange hero chases his mad scientist nemesis into the next generation of console gaming in Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex, the first Crash Bandicoot game produced for the Nintendo GameCube console. As in the many previous PS Crash Bandicoot titles, gamers will once again find the intrepid marsupial adventurer on a platform-hopping quest to keep the world safe from Dr. Neo Cortex' dastardly plans. Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex is designed to take advantage of the GameCube...

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Critical Hour — $22.99
This console-exclusive release in the critically acclaimed squad-based shooter series revisits missions and key features from previous Rainbow Six games on the computer. Ding Chavez is once again in command of the operation and will explore classic maps from both the 1998 original and its sequel, Rogue Spear. The series trademark style of caution, coordination, and close quarters combat, where one shot can end a mission, is alive and well as players issue commands to squad mates and outfit their...

WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2008 Featuring ECW — $13.00
The number one name in wrestling returns for another round of acrobatic entertainment in WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2008. This time around players will be able to exercise more control over their favorite wrestlers thanks to the new Struggle Submission System that lets analog controls dictate how much pressure to apply on opponents. New superstar styles let gamers assign their favorite wrestling personality one of eight different fighting styles, including technical, submission, high-flyer, and dirty...

Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 — $9.99
The fourth game in Activision and Neversoft's seminal skateboarding series is designed to bring additions and refinements to the already polished gameplay that's made Tony Hawk's Pro Skater one of the most important video game franchises of its time. Many of these improvements are in line with advances made in earlier THPS sequels, while others may come as a surprise to longtime fans of the series.Environments are designed to seem even larger and more interactive in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4, with...

FIFA Soccer 2005 — $5.00
EA Sports' celebrated soccer series returns to 128-bit consoles in this "2005" edition. Among the new and improved features in this year's game are the "first touch" system, designed to give expert players more control by allowing split-second, one-off passes and more improvisational teamwork. Introduced in the previous year's edition of the game, FIFA's "off the ball control" returns, and has been enhanced to allow new moves in more situations. The game's career mode has expanded to involve more...

Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 — $9.99
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 is another addition to Electronic Arts' long-running racing franchise. Blatant disregard for the law is the order of the day, as players blast through numerous exotic locales in one of more than 20 high-performance sports cars from some of the world's most renown car manufacturers -- Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Lotus, and BMW, among others. The main single-player mode, Hot Pursuit, offers 33 challenges, each of which presents the player with a unique scenario and...

Street Racer — $9.95
Designed for use with Atari's paddle controllers, Street Racer was one of the original nine titles released when the Atari 2600 hit retail outlets across the nation. Up to four players can race simultaneously in six types of games, totaling 27 variations in all.In the self-titled series of games, your goal is to score points by dodging oncoming cars while speeding along a track. In the Slalom games, you put on a pair of skis and steer your way through a series of gates, scoring a point for every...

NFL 2K2 — $4.00
The third edition in the Dreamcast's premier pro football line comes to the PlayStation 2 with this release of NFL 2K2. As in earlier versions of the game, this initial PS2 release in the series is fully licensed and all the NFL teams, uniforms, rosters, and stadiums are accurate to the most recent (2000-2001) season. Other distinguishing features include a more realistic defense and running game, a unique timed passing system, and "true-to-life quarterback logic" designed to let the virtual QBs...

Suzuki TT Superbikes — $5.00
Developed by the U.K.'s Jester Interactive, this street bike game focuses on the annual Isle of Man TT race, and features a detailed recreation of the current (approximately 34 mile-long) courses. More than 50 motorcycles are available in the game, all from real-life manufacturers. Along with the challenging simulation of the famous race, additional modes have players racing in time trials, and even through highways full of oncoming traffic. Split screen options accommodate multiplayer racing. ~...

Battle Arena Toshinden — $8.99
The PlayStation's first 3D fighting game, Battle Arena Toshinden features eight distinct combatants armed with weapons. Some characters carry swords and clubs, while others crack whips or slash with claws. Each warrior can also use special attacks, throws, projectiles, and juggles to keep their rivals at bay. Similar to Sega's Virtua Fighter series, characters battle each other within a ring and can roll to the left or right to avoid attacks. In addition to the single-player game, which has you battling...

South Park: Chef's Luv Shack — $6.99
In South Park, Chef's Luv Shack is Chef's own game show that airs on local cable access. The show was to feature swimsuit models competing to win a weekend with the love master himself. Unfortunately, the swimsuit models were not booked in time so the talent coordinator booked local residents Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny instead. As one of the kids you will go head-to-head in a number of events in an attempt to win a whole $12!Every game opens with trivia. The questions are general trivia, not...

Fight Night 2004 — $6.00
Leading sports game publisher Electronic Arts returns to the squared circle with Fight Night 2004, the first release under this new title. While a number of the sports' real-life professionals are featured in the game, including Lennox Lewis, Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, and cover athlete Roy Jones Jr., a Create-A-Player option allows players to design their own contenders from scratch. The game's new, analog stick-driven "Total Punch Control" system is designed to offer players greater immediate...

Railroad Tycoon II — $8.95
Railroad Tycoon II is a real-time strategy simulation which puts you in control of a railway company. Specifically, you take the role of an early railway pioneer who has to lay the tracks, build the stations, create (and name) the company, buy locomotives and rolling stock, open for business and issue stocks and shares.There are 18 scenario campaigns from which to choose, including the British Industrial Revolution, East-West US railways, and even South African colonial tracks from Johannesburg to...

Stacked with Daniel Negreanu — $6.79
Myelin Media takes its seat at the crowded table of contemporary poker simulations with Stacked. Running on an exclusive version of the Poki Artificial Intelligence system, the game's single-player modes are designed to adapt to the gamers' skills and style, and consistently present an engaging challenge. Online modes are also available, and co-producer MTV Networks supports Stacked communities with chat rooms, leader boards, and on-air promotion. Stacked is also endorsed by Texas Hold 'Em champ...