I've seen enough early reviews of Prototype to know that it will have a generally positive rating. Although I haven't played it yet, I've read that it differs from inFamous in that the gameplay is more fast-paced and frenetic, but the overall design isn't as refined.

UFC 2009 Undisputed is a great game that seemingly came out of nowhere; the former entries in the series were nothing to write home about, but this title has managed to impress fans and gamers alike. Update: This game is definitely not for me.

Although Bionic Commando didn't quite live up to its own hype, it did turn out to be a decent game with an innovative multi-player component.

The single-player campaign of Battlefield: Bad Company is forgettable compared to the awesome multi-player component.

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway is easily the worst entry in the series. I would suggest renting it first.

Mercenaries 2: World in Flames is a decent attempt at a sandbox game. Its primary gimmick allows you to play the role of one of three mercenaries with his or her own unique skill set.

The average gamer seems to enjoy this title more than average game critic. It's pretty similar to the GTA formula, but it offers some unique, new features as well.

I haven't played this title, but most of the review scores that I've seen claim that the sequel is superior.

This title owes quite a bit of its gameplay to Pikmin, and unfortunately, it's not nearly as good. Rent this one first.

Command & Conquer Red Alert 3 is a classic case in which the PC version is superior to that of the console. That tends to be the case with real-time strategy titles. That being said, the game is still good.

Tom Clancy's EndWar attempts to compensate for clunky, console controls by allowing you to issue orders to your troops via voice command. The voice implementation works great, but the strategy leaves a little to be desired.

First of all, I love tactical rpg's, but I really can't stand this game. The graphics are inexcusably poor for a PS3 game, the story is ridiculous, and I really don't like the tactical aspect either. That being said, this series has its fans, and if you liked the previous installments, you'll probably like this one.

I don't much care for sports games, but this is easily one of the most celebrated sports titles available. Most people either love or hate the Fight Night series, so I would recommend renting it first.

Dark Sector's gameplay isn't going to set the world on fire, but it's decent enough to justify a weekend rental.

At one point I had a genuine interest in playing Assassin's Creed, but after hearing some of its criticisms, I put off playing it. I would recommend renting it first; that's what I'm going to do.

This title puts a heavy emphasis on Diablo style gameplay, and there's certainly nothing wrong with that. Update: Rent this one first; it definitely won't appeal to everyone. Frankly, I don't like it, but its combined review score easily elevates above 70%.

Ghostbusters: The Video Game is the third, official entry in the Ghostbusters lore. Dan Akroyd and Harold Raimis actually penned the script for this one, and it has managed to earn a positive rating overall.

Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood is a prequel to the original Call of Juarez. This title has managed to eclipse its predecessor in almost every way. It offers an engaging but brief single-player campaign, as well as, compelling online modes. Sadly, there is no co-op.

This game has generated some very positive reviews; BlazBlue is an arcade phenomenon in Japan, and now it is available on home consoles. If you're a fighting game fanatic, you owe it to yourself to pick this one up.