Sorry for the delay in getting these listed, but here's even more of the big games that we're talking about this season:



A sci-fi/action RPG from acclaimed developer Gearbox, Borderlands combines the best in first-person action gaming with elements of a traditional role-playing game. {b]CloakedPuppet[/b] has started the ball rolling on this one... check it out right her



Assassin's Creed 2 is a long-awaited sequel, that's addressing a lot of problems that gamers had with the original. Read CloakedPuppet's full write-up right here.



Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 just might be one of the biggest, if not the biggest, releases of the year, continuing directly where the first one left off. The Aceman has started this ball rolling, but more are chiming in... get the scoop right here



Without a doubt, the biggest racing game of the year is Turn 10's Forza Motorsport 3 and with the number of features that's been included, as well as the cars and courses, it's easy to see why. Dawnfades has started this ball rolling right here.



Stoked: Big Air Edition re-releases the original game but with some major additions, 2 new mountains and racing being first and foremost amongst them. DGoodhart has been flying down the mountains and has the early word right here.

Borderlands, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Assassin's Creed 2 are available for multiple platforms. Forza Motorsport 3 and Stoked: Big Air Edition are Xbox 360 exclusives.

Lots of new releases over the last couple of weeks, and we're talking about them. here's a few that's sitting in our disk trays:



Halo ODST adds another chapter to Microsoft's continuing winner for the Xbox 360, and is the only game here that's exclusive to one console. Check out what the Aceman and others have had to say right here.



NHL 10 is EA's latest entry in this venerable franchise and as always promises great gameplay and some new features. See what chilly_canadian has to say about it right here.



Wet is a high energy action game from Bethesda that owes much to the Grindhouse style of films made popular by Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez. See what DGoodhart and other have had to say right here.



Need For Speed: Shift is EA's newest entry in another of their venerable franchises, and it's taken our racing fans here by storm with it's compelling gameplay and equally compelling cockpit camera. See what the Aceman and others think by clicking right here.



Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection recreates 13 of the all-time best of Williams' great pinball tables from the past and offers up a good time in the process. See what DGoodhart and others have had to say by clicking right here.

Well, it's been long-awaited in these parts anyway...

Codemasters is back with the sequel to it's last off-road racer DIRT with DIRT 2 featuring a variety of different race types and cars all centered around off-road thrills. Featuring both competitive circuit races and point-to-point rally events, as well as a very vibrant online mode, and just absolutely terrific presentation, it's an extremely well-done sequel, sure to please any fan of off-road racing.

Check out what our members have to say right here and then we'll see you at the starting line...

Eidos' newest game, Mini Ninjas is now out, designed to be a kid-friendly game, it features the charm of a Lego based game as well and can still provide fun for the adult player as well, especially if you're not to hung up on having your games be ultra-realistic. DGoodhart ahs the game in hand and has been having a good time with it, check it out right here.

... and obviously is doing quite well. Batman: Arkham Asylum is the long awaited game that brings us a proper Dark Knight to this generation of video game consoles (sorry, Lego Batman, though a lot of fun is a different thing altogether) and from all accounts, looks like one fantastic game. Our members certainly think so, and they've been sharing their thoughts along the way.

Read what they have to say right here... I know they make me want to get it sooner than later...

... and here's the impressions for three fun games out there...



Prototype is a big open world action game with a deep science fiction story and a uniquely super-powered character and it looks fantastic and so far, it really sounds great too. Check the impressions thread started by CloakedPuppet right here.



Fuel is probably the biggest open world racing game ever made, and features a ton of races and challenges set against a highly explorable post-apocalyptic type of world. DGoodhart has opening thoughts about the game and he's pretty pleased with what he has. Check it out right here.



Red Faction Guerilla is the third in the series from Saints Row developer Volition, and is a third person shooter that promises to redefine destruction-based gameplay in a huge open world. More impressions from CloakedPuppet start right here, so check it out.

All three games are being talked about for the Xbox 360, but all are available across multiple platforms.

20 years after first being released on the NES, the first true sequel to the classic game Bionic Commando is finally here, and makes the move to 3D with giant environments to swing on that bionic arm through. And along with the 3D, you'll also get some pretty cool new control possibilities as well.

So is this re-birth worth it? DGoodhart has been playing this one for a little while now and he's sharing the details. Check it out right here.

Bionic Commando is available on multiple platforms, but the version we're talking about here is the Xbox 360 version.

Don't have enough RPG action in your life? Well, Sacred 2: Fallen Angel is now out and should help fill your needs. Set 2,000 years prior to the self-titled first game in the Sacred series, Fallen Angel is prequel to the events and quests of earlier RPG hit, that drops players in the midst of an epic struggle for control of elemental power on the grandest of scale.

Does it do the trick? Well, Zivilyn has the game in hand and he's delivered a really detailed round of first impressions. Check them out right here.

Sacred 2: Fallen Angel is available on multiple platforms and Ziv's write-up is centered around the Xbox 360 version.

So recently, we've seen the release of two video games, featuring actor Vin Diesel in them, and of course we're talking about them...



Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena is the follow-up from Starbreeze Studios earlier Riddick game that appeared on the original Xbox. Does this bring the same excitement and acclaim? Well, Zivilyn has the game in hand and has been giving it the run through.

Take a look at what he has to say about it right here.



Wheelman is an original story that uses Diesel's work in The Fast & The Furious movies as sort of it's inspiration (though keep in mind, this isn't part of that series). Promising Hollywood like car chases and stunts, with an involving story, does it deliver the goods or does it stall? DGoodhart has the game in hand and has certainly been putting it through the paces. Check out what he has to say right here.

Both games are available for multiple platforms, though the versions we're talking about are the Xbox 360 versions.

And again, your humble news writer is a little delinquent getting things posted, but here's some of the new stuff that we're currently talking about...



The long-awaited return of an arcade fighting classic, Street Fighter IV is here and PUG members have most certainly been playing the game. Featuring enhanced 3D graphics and still being faithful to it's control roots, is this giving out a satisfactory fighting game experience?

Our members certainly think so... to find out more, just click here.



A brand new snowboarding experience is now here with StokEd from Destineer. For those craving the same thrills that you got from the Amped games, does this one make the cut?

Well, the Aceman has been putting some time into this and he's here to tell you... check it out right here.