Stormregion (Codename: Panzers series) is back with a new turn based strategy title exclusively for the PSP. Set in the late 23rd century, humans have all but exhausted their resources. The multinational corporation Kondor steps in to help by scouring space for raw materials. The planet Pythar looks to be the key to humanities desperate needs, but the Mytrans have already staked their claim. It's up to you to lead Loki, Eli, and Rachel against the Mytrans in order to save humanity, but you'll also get a chance to control the Mytrans and their heroes in this nicely done turn based title.

Commandos: Ammo Pack is a bundle of the original Commandos: Behind Enemy lines and the expansion Commandos: Beyond the call of Duty for a grand total of 32 the toughest levels you've ever played.

This is what fun is all about.

Take back the tower.

Game Overview East India Company is best described as a ship RTS economic game. As the name suggests you get to be at the helm of your own "company" from various locations across Europe as they make their way to Africa and India to acquire and trade exotic goods and even fighting rival companies and pirates along the way. EIC is the flagship game of small Finnish company Nitro games.

Time management and being able to handle tremendous pressure, two characteristics of any health service employee. In a new game for the NDS, Wii, and PC, gamers play a nurse who is tasked with managing the fast paced nature of an emergency ward. Will you be able to keep your patients happy and your hospital profitable? Or will they storm out in impatient anger? It's all efficiency and time management...

Creative Assembly has released a new juggernaut in it's very popular Total War series. In recent years, PC gamers have experienced Total War during Medieval and Roman times, but this time all of the action and strategy takes place during the 18th century, a time of tremendous turmoil for European nations and the Americas.

Spawned from a classic series by the same name, Fallout 3 emerges from the studios of Bethesda Softworks and onto next generation consoles.  Fans of the series have been half-hearted about its release.  They have been suspect about if the game keeps the heart and soul of the series intact.  They have been anxiously awaiting its release (which was on October 28th) to see what has become of the series in its third installment.  The verdict?  We can't tell you yet.  Read on...

The PSN has been home to several unique IPs including PAIN, by developer Idol Minds. PAIN, as most of you know, is a game about strategy, comedy, and most importantly, causing as much damage to yourself and the environment as possible. Previously, the game only included one area, and while there was a whole lot to explore and do in the Downtown map, it eventually ran out of steam for a lot of players, myself included. Now, for $5.99, PAIN expands, bringing a whole new environment, several new modes, and quite literally more content than the entire original game.

Don't ever judge a book by it's cover.  It's a cardinal metaphor in the judgment process, be it food, literature, or, yes, even videogames.  On occasion, awesome games are blessed with awesome covers (think Shadow of the Colossus).  Sometimes, though, interactive works of art are fronted by a horrendous depiction of the game's alleged content (Final Fantasy XII).  That being said, when Diner Dash: Sizzle & Serve rolled in to the top my queue, it was met with a curious reaction; what the hell?