Tron Evolution, this game has much to live for for its name alone. Combat in this game is pretty much about light punches and blue light disk throwing and a little bit of running to regenerate your blue meter. The wall running, death defying leaps, and magnetic ziplining all look cool the first couple of times, but they’re ultimately pretty shallow. The majority of the levels basically boil down to “find the only glowing thing in the dark, greyscale world, and run at it.” It feels like the game is playing itself half of the time. But still Tron really deserves a try. This game also gives you the missing story between the two films. Not bad if you want to have a cyberpunk version of the game Prince of Persia. Check out this cool video review.

The new Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam is here. The underlying mechanics are the same as Bad Company 2, the squad based dynamics, the vehicles, but some seemingly minor changes result in an experience that feels distinctive. That said, Vietnam is just a downloadable add-on multiplayer extension, but it’s cool anyway.

James Bond: Blood Stone is a game that starts with a bang, and that obviously is a good thing. However, then, the plot slows down a little which seems rather strange and inconsistent. The plot itself is a typical James-Bond-movie-like plot… International intrigues and stuff like that. And we’re all here for the action anyway.

Fable 3 is here and it looks like a very interesting game to have in your library. The whole story starts by choosing whether you want to play as the prince or the princess. Your main task is to take over the kingdom ruled by your brother who’s not doing a very good job. You will have to find allies and, eventually, overthrow him.

The original Star War: The Force Unleashed was the best selling star wars game ever. Its story was so good and so important that it didn’t even matter that the gameplay felt a little boring after a couple of hours of playing. Unfortunately, the long awaited Star War: The Force Unleashed II doesn’t deliver.