Medal of Honor: European Assault (released 2005) is another World War II First Person Shooter in the Medal of Honor series. With only a few extra features, this game does not readily distinguish itself from its predecessors or its descendants.

Following the exploits of Episode II's Jango Fett, "Star Wars Bounty Hunter" is a game that, despite several neat features and gadgets, ultimately falls short in most respects.

Koei is famous for games that take liberties with historical events (see also the Dynasty Warriors and Kessen games), and now they've turned their attention to the Hundred Years War.

"Jet Li: Rise to Honor" is a third person brawling and shooting game. In the game, the player takes the role of Jet Li - or rather, a character virtually portrayed by him.

"Commandos Strike Force" is a World War II first person shooter that combines shooting action with a sneaking element.

I've already done a full review of the base PlayStation 3, if you're curious about how it compares with the Wii and Xbox 360. This review is specifically about the 80 gig hard drive model of the PS3, and notes about it has held up over the past year of release.

You might ask why you even need an internet browser with your PlayStation 3. However, it actually comes in really useful for watching YouTube videos and other video pages.

The Sopranos - Road to Respect is a Grand Theft Auto style game where you work your way up through the mob family, mission by mission. There is great voice acting - but less great gameplay.

Scarface is based on the classic movie starring Al Pacino. In this game, Tony Montana didn't die at the end of the movie. Instead, he has to rebuild his empire piece by piece - and he is VERY angry.

I-Ninja is a cute little platformer that is clearly similar to games such as Ratchet & Clank and Gex. You're a little cartoony ninja, running around odd worlds with your sword and climbing chain.