Tomb Raider Underworld is another fine addition to the restored Lara Croft franchise - a worthwhile purchase for anyone that enjoys third person action-puzzle type games and a no hesitation recommendation for anyone that's ever enjoyed a Tomb Raider game in the past.

Back to WWII but definitely not back to square one. Call of Duty: World At War takes the incredibly solid foundations of last year's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and builds upon them in various ways. It's stuff we've seen before, but a lot of it is definitely worth reliving omce again. And with a solid multiplayer and Zombie Nazis to tackle, this disc will be spinning in your platform of choice for quite a while to come...

Mirror's Edge tries many new things and equally gets many of them right. However, there is a painful element of trial and error involved, but if you can stand to deal with contanstly replaying portions of a game over and over, there's an ironically refreshing game here. for more info check out our review...

Sequel to one of the PS3's major launch titles, MotorStorm: Pacific Rift takes things from the arid dersert to the rain-drenched greens of an undisclosed island in the Pacific. Sandy beaches, rainforests and volcanic cliff-tops await the daring and brave, alongside an all-new vehicle class: Monster Trucks. Does Pacific Rift shift things enough to top its predecessor though? Check out our review to find out...

Rock Band is the first new product from Guitar Hero 1 and 2 creators Harmonix since they parted ways with Activision and sailed over to Electronic Arts. How does it stack up against Activision's latest Guitar Hero title? Find out in AusGamers head to head compartitive review.

Guitar Hero World Tour continues the evolution of the Activision's hugely successful series which has seen continued development by NeverSoft. This holiday season see's the games Australian release going head to head with a new player in the rhythm game genre - EA's Rock Band. We put both games head to head to find out which one is more deserving of your holiday dollar. Read on for all the details.

There are definitely a few gripes we have with Fallout 3, but they're not necessarily strong enough to dwarf what Bethesda have crafted here. Fallout 3 is one of the most thoughtful, expressive games in a long time. It lacks in some key areas it would be great to see Bethesda broaching as part of their design methods, but we just can't get angry when there're so many mutant zombie heads to explode...

Another Spider-man game gone wrong through an utter mismanagement of the character, lore and history. Swinging around is certainly a lot of fun alongside the crazy combo system, but these elements alone just aren;t enough to save Your Friendly Neigbourhood Spider-man from sheer disappointment. One down, on to the next one...

The sequel to 2006's action smash hit, Gears of War, Gears of War 2 offers much of the same, only ramped up to 11. If you like your action thick, fast and over-the-top - this is a game you need to check out...

Dead Space is one gaming's great achievements; a fully realised game-world with so much to confront and do, plus more than enough to scare the absolute pants off you. If you like your games horror in foundation, you'll love this...

Fable 2 is finally upon us with all the promised dynamic gameplay more than intact. With a massive and lush game-world to explore and live in, the minor technical and interface problems we have are easily overlooked, provided you're a fan of all things sword-swinging and fantastical...

A 50sqkm game-world with stunning visuals, unbelievable freedom and fire that spreads and destroys all in its path make Far Cry 2 a stand-out achievement for 2008 gaming. Is it too ambitious for its own good though, or does it balance everything just right?

Fracture applies terrain deformation as its main draw in a future where the United States has become divided into two warring factions. Unfortunately a laughable plot, bad design, an uninspiring multiplayer mode and the worst charcter name this side of Jospeh Turok leave very little to be desired here...

Another LEGO videogame entrant in the form of the Caped Crusader, Batman. Team up with Robin to tackle Gotham's worst criminals upon their escape from the notorious Arkham Asylum. And if playing the good-guys isn't your thing, you can also play as Batman's greatest foes from Poison Ivy and The Riddler to The Penguin and The Joker...

Pure is just as its name suggests; a 'pure' arcade racing experience across various tracks of equally varying skill and style. Build and race quad-bikes to launch off massive jumps, plough through mud and beat the opposition!