The idea of a personal, rocket-powered flight device has captured man s imagination for decades, yet the reality of such a device remains depressingly distant. This disparity between dream and reality mirrors the experience of playing Dark Void. There are moments when jetpack flight is joyous, freewheeling fun, such as when you re pulling off daring acrobatic maneuvers, dogfighting with UFOs, and boldly zooming around enclosed areas. It gives you a thrilling taste of the speedy promise of a jetpack-powered world, yet this fantasy is too often brought down to earth by the rest of Dark Void s gameplay. The third-person shooter sections are competent but mundane, and there are long sections when fully powered flight isn t possible. Furthermore, the campaign is only about eight hours long, and there are no multiplayer modes to bolster replayability. While there is certainly high-flying fun to be had, the lackluster action hinders Dark Void s lofty ambitions.

Brunhilda and the Dark Crystal is a truly unique casual downloadable game, that successfully blends original adventure mechanics, hidden object gameplay and a truly engaging and humorous story. The game takes place in a lush fantasy world, known as the Magical Realm, that is inhabited by mystical creatures and people. Together with Brunhilda and her demon companion you ll leave the crowded streets of New York through a magical portal situated in your aunts apartment. According to an ancient prophecy, only you can journey through 10 mysterious lands of the Magical Realm and unravel the mystery of fading magic!

The first portable Syphon Filter is of a rare breed for the PSP–a shooter that offers not only intense stealth and action sequences, but also controls that work.
In Dark Mirror, you will reprise the role of superspy Gabe Logan as you investigate the mysterious attacks on chemical plants by a terrorist organization. The adventure starts off at a base in the chilly tundra of Alaska, but as the convoluted plot unravels, youll discover the usual fare youd expect from a technothriller. Theres secretweapons development based off geneticengineering experiments, doublecrossing, and even a visit with an old flame of Gabes. The story isnt all that great, but the way in which the game presents it is simply amazing for the PSP.