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We have more than one dozen in-game screens of the first NASCAR game to appear on the Wii.

Although familiar to SOCOM vets, this PS3 debut has more than its share of hiccups yet remains fun.

The open-world concept is well done, but there's too much walking around without things to shoot.

Very stylistic, intense and creative, but not enough replayability to justify its price, and too hard for most.

PC gaming may outperform PS3 and Xbox 360 because it's affordable, ubiquitous and has something for everyone.

It's great to see the police pursuits return, but the gameplay seems borrowed and incomplete.

The open-world concept is well done, but there's too much walking around without things to shoot.

Very stylistic, intense and creative, but not enough replayability to justify its price, and too hard for most.

PC gaming may outperform PS3 and Xbox 360 because it's affordable, ubiquitous and has something for everyone.

It's great to see the police pursuits return, but the gameplay seems borrowed and incomplete.

Still the best NBA game you can play, but the lack of new features prevents it from being a slam dunk.

With little true innovation, once the novelty of Wii Speak wears off, there isn't any incentive to keep playing.

With gamers gearing up for Halloween, Mike takes a look at some essential items from the creepy series.

The hockey series heads back to the ice, but its new arcade style earns nothing but an icy reception.

An early copy of EEDAR's September report says sales increases may continue into 2009.

The company hinted at E3 that it's looking beyond games. The DSi is the first step in that direction.

This stylized action film is a must-own for anyone interested in powerful tales and HD video.

Dolph Lundgren saves the movie from disaster, while the 1080p transfer saves the Blu-ray transfer.

This heartwarming if predictable story is presented perfectly on Blu-ray, with incredible visuals and audio.

Neo and Co. never looked or sounded better. Too bad the 35 hours of bonus features are old.

The anti-hero bits are funny, but the movie is quite schizophrenic, and its bonus features are a let down.

Sometimes you just need something to break the monotony of the love seat, sofa and recliner.

They say good things come in small packages. With Orb Audio, that applies to speaker setups, too.

For quite possibly the first time ever, Motion Code is the best feature of a Blu-ray movie.

Although Motion Code isn't used often in this film, when it is implemented, it's really quite effective.

Vizio enters the 120Hz marketplace with an affordable HDTV that has only a few minor flaws.

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