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First you get the money, then you get the power, and then you get the respect. The world of hip-hop hits the ring. Get respect as you wrestle numerous street thugs and major rap artists in underground nightclubs. The goal is to get to D-Mob and take him down. You think you got what it takes to take on the street fighters and defeat the Def Jam leader, D-Mob?. . .

The game Xenogears, released by Squaresoft in 1998, was said to be one of the greatest Role Playing Games in history. Four years later it still is living up to that expectation. If you've played Xenosaga before, chances are you didn't see the Squaresoft logo pop up (nothing brings joy like knowing your playing a Squaresoft game), well let me tell you why. . .

Many years ago when Wolverine's unbreakable Adamantium metal was placed as his main skeleton, a secret organization which did the operation placed a deadly virus in his body, which is set to kill Wolverine in the next 48 hours. He believes the antidote is in the lab that he was created in. Wolverine must now infiltrate the Weapon X Lab using secret combos and lot's of different weapons, and he must destroy anything or anybody that gets in his way. . .

Nintendo is back with one of their premier flagship games in the Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. The new adventure is on the horizon and from the start, this game sets the tone: this isn't your regular zelda game, and it does exactly that once you step outside and find yourself on Outset Island. Gamecube Owners: Link is back. . .

The original "Tenchu" was a pioneer. It was the first decent ninja game in a long time, and it was one of the first 3D "sneak 'em up" games. A quite horrible sequel followed, and "Tenchu" faded from the gaming world. Today i will review the third title of this promising franchise in "Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven.". . .

Two years ago "Zone of the Enders" wowed us with its frantic gameplay but left us wanting more. Today we find out if its sequel, "Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner," can live up to its legacy, and live down its problems. . .

Midnight Club II takes street racing to a whole new level. If you have a forte for racing games like I do, you'll love this game. Midnight Club II puts its predecessors failure behind, and has a new technology called "railbranching" that gives the AI the ability to take many different paths while racing through the map. This game is competitive, fun, and well worth your time. . .

Select from 9 powerful generals and command your own massive army. EA had a lot of pressure to make a game superior to its last game, Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge, which had a respectable community size behind it. Tiberian Sun fans as well as Red Alert fans wanted a bigger then life RTS to play, now that there own games of choice were beginning to lose there punch. That's just what they got with C&C Generals. . .