Game Report Reviews Nba Ballers Phenom Dunk

GAME OF THE MONTH
Shame Fools In Heated 1-On-1 Or 2-On-2 Matchups.
NBA Ballers: Phenom
Genre: Sports
Platform: PlayStation 2, Xbox
Publisher/Developer: Midway
Hot: Handling, concept, attitude
Not: Packed with clichs
Rating: 4 out of 5

Game Report Reviews Nba Ballers Phenom Iverson

It's the world's first free-roaming basketball adventure as NBA Ballers: Phenom welcomes you to NBA Finals week in L.A. Explore Hollywood and downtown, settle longstanding rivalries, chase true love, snap photos of celebs and, oh yeah, shame fools in heated 1-on-1 or 2-on-2 matchups. Successful shooters can become top draft picks or entertainment moguls.

The Godfather
Genre: Action-Adventure
Platform: PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Xbox 360
Publisher/Developer: Electronic Arts
Hot: Atmosphere, mission setup, script, celebrity voice-overs
Not: Sleeping with the fishes
Rating: 5 out of 5

Talk about keeping it in the family: as a custom-created Corleone, scale an open-ended New York's underworld hierarchy circa 1945. How you do so is entirely up to you: crack heads, dangle adversaries from buildings or just intimidate rivals into capitulating while attempting original missions and assignments inspired by the legendary film.

Game Report Reviews The Outfit

The Outfit
Genre: Action
Platform: Xbox 360
Publisher/Developer: THQ/Relic
Hot: Gameplay, graphics, level design
Not: Story, interface
Rating: 4 out of 5

Action and strategy (not to mention bullets and bodies) collide in the latest World War II epic for next-generation platforms. Controlling one of three heroes-cigar-chomping squad leader, chisel-jawed grunt, or token black guy-waste enemies personally, or instantly summon reinforcements, drivable vehicles and interactive artillery onto the battlefield. Bombs away!

Game Report Reviews Black

Black
Genre: First-Person Shooter
Platform: PlayStation 2, Xbox
Publisher/Developer: Electronic Arts
Hot: Special effects, controls, environments, weapons
Not: Better suited to next-gen platforms
Rating: 4.5 out of 5

From Criterion Studios, creators of Burnout Revenge, comes the world's most destructive third-person fire-n-forget outing. (They call it "gun porn"; us "freaking awesome.") Controlling a clandestine government operative, unload on intelligent opponents using realistically-rendered firearms and watch as windows shatter, bodies jerk, buildings collapse and buddies giggle like wide-eyed schoolgirls.