The Tony Hawk video game franchise was due for an overhaul, but I don't think many expected what Tony Hawk himself announced at this year's E3. The new Tony Hawk, simply known as Ride, would include its own skateboard controller. The idea is marvelous, but how does the final product shape up? I couldn't wait to find out when we got it in for review.

A full band experience for your DS (or was it half full?)

A little too Swift with the Taylor

All you Xbox junkies out there have been waiting for this one. The wait was worth it.

All the trailers, all the anticipation, all the excitement, all the desire to play, all of it for one game; All of it was worth it.

Guitar Hero expands its horizons

For all you Guitar Hero lovers out there, you haven't seen tricky until you've met DJ Hero.

Haven’t I played this before?

Variety meets simplicity...

The Wolfenstein franchise is alive and well. It's been years since Return To Castle Wolfenstein, and many more years since the original Wolfenstein Blitzkrieg'ed gaming and changed it forever. Just recently, two iPhone games based on the exploits of OSA Agent BJ Blazkowicz, including an RPG, were released. Now, Raven,  id, and Activision, one of my favorite trios in gaming, have teamed up to bring Wolfenstein onto a PS3, 360, or PC near you. Does this title deserve your attention going into another busy holiday season? Read on and decide for yourself...mach schnell, schnell!

Luxoflux and Activision bring us the game based on the new Michael Bay film where the Autobots and Decepticons are battling once again, with the fate of humanity hanging in the balance. It's a quick ride, but how does the new Transformers game fare?

Do you love Guitar Hero, Guitar Hero II, Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, and Guitar Hero Encore: Rock The 80s?  Of course you do. Why wouldn't you? These games freaking rock! Activision has stepped up their A game to bring you the best of the best, with an added twist. Curious to know more? Read on!

Radical Entertainment and Activision have teamed up to release Prototype to the masses. Let's get to the review!

This isn't your typical movie-to-video-game adaptation; Raven Software gives us the most intense and violent Marvel game to date with everyone's favorite X-Men at the heart of it all...

Wow, that was quick.  It was just yesterday I was taking out Terrorist in the middle east somewhere.  Now, we're back to the historical documents (thank you Galaxy Quest) and into World War II battles.   Is it the same old stuff? Could it be that Activision went back to what worked so they didn't have to work so hard?  Or is it something more?  Read on...