Halo Reach 360

Halo Reach offers us a chance to 'remember' Noble Team and create a real world monument. Over the next three weeks, visitors can contribute a point of light to form the statue.

Wanted Weapons of Fate 360

In today's Scripted Gamer Fred and Bob discuss heroes, villains and really bad jokes.

GoldenEye Wii

GoldenEye Wii may not be a replica of the classic N64 game, but it has enough of the family likeness to be an exciting prospect for local multiplayer fans. Four player split screen, online multiplayer and perks sound happily familiar.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wii

Ghost Recon's two player local co-opertive play is a rarity on the Wii. This and the third person and full screen gameplay promise something that will appeal to both hardcore and casual players.

Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days PS3

Kane and Lynch 2 PS3 dresses you up as two desperately unlikable and bloody characters. Whilst interesting to watch, with impressive graphical filters, a poor story and repetitive game play diminish any sense of reward.

Resident Evil 5 360

Here is my musical review of Resident Evil 5 on the 360, I've called it 'Don't Shoot Them'.

Dead Rising 360

Dead Rising 360 remains a unique and surprisingly playful take on the zombie genre, one which encouraged players to approach its story from several different directions. It's a game that defies the idea of a single successful 'play through'.

Second Sight PS2

Second Sight's intriguing psychic soldiers overcame my aversion to stealth games. The unfolding story's split between past and present was a deft directorial touch - and one that created compelling game play.

HAWX 2 Wii

HAWX 2 brings future conspiracy to the living room with its family friendly assisted co-op play and impressive visuals on Nintendo's console.

Medal of Honour 360

Medal of Honour courts two kings as it returns to modern parlance. On multiplayer terms this split personality needs some focus if it is going to convince either Modern Warfare 2 or Battlefield Bad Company 2 players away from their betrothed.

Call of Duty Black Ops 360

Call of Duty: Black Ops takes us on a darker journey into the Cold War. It traverses the Thatcher-Regan era as you fight with Black Ops soldiers through Vietnamese jungles to the snowy Ural mountains. Of course there's more of the standard-setting multiplayer, but this is now joined by 4-player online and 2-player local co-op and a fully featured Wii version.

Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood 360

Episode one of Scripted Gamer digs into the latest trend in Western gaming. Even Fred and Bob, our theatrical reviewers, found a happy helping of gun slinging to be had here.

Halo 3 Podcast 360

Halo 3 brings together realistic enemies, tense moments of encounter and knife edge multiplayer. In this podcast, we dig into just how far Halo has come, and how well it stands the test of time.

Pop Island Paperfield DSi-Ware

Pop Island: Paperfield updates an undiscovered multiplayer gem. All the tactics of capture the flag are squeezed into the miniature 3D world, and with one copy eight can play at once on both DS and DSi.

Left for Dead 2 The Passing 360

Left 4 Dead 2: The Passing 360 is a substantial downloadable installment that reintroduces the characters from the first game. It's a must for dedicated Left 4 Dead fans, even if they won't necessarily be happy about what's happened to one of these old favourites.

Lost Planet 2 PS3

Lost Planet 2 PS3 is bigger than the first, but feels devoid of any interesting roles to play. Capcom have made a game that revisits only a few ideas from the original - the result is a sequel that needs a healthy shot of substance to flesh out its set piece battles and cooperative play.

SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 3 PSP

SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 3 PSP impresses technically, but sometimes struggles to deliver narratively. Although there wasn't much dressing up there was plenty of scope for getting into character and losing yourself within the role.

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World PSN

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World returns us to coin-op hay days and Double Dragon game play. Best though, it mixes in modern play styles.

Snoopy Flying Ace 360

Taking the serious flight simulation distinctly out of the equation, Snoopy Flying Ace attempts to put the fun back into aerial combat with a mixture of classic and wacky multiplayer dog fights on Xbox Live Arcade.

Metro 2033 360

Metro 2033 puts atmosphere at the top of its feature list to take you deep into a scary post apocalyptic world filled with danger. Anyone taking on this role will come away with a real sense of the terror facing its survivors, even though the tension wains at little before the end.