Soul Calibur III continues the popular Soul Calibur series, well known for its weapons-based fighting, good "pick up and play" controls, and overall production values. This installment includes many additions, like new characters, fighting arenas, game modes, graphical touches, and more. Plot: Basically the plot of the series is that there is a bad sword that possesses people and leads to their (and others') destruction. This sword, named "Soul Edge", gives its holder a great deal of destructive power. There's also a good weapon, called "Soul Calibur", that can be used to help combat the evil force of Soul Edge.

Beautiful Katamari makes me smile. What if your dad was the King of All Cosmos and he gave you a tiny ball so that you could roll it around until it got so big he could throw it into the sky and make a star with it? What if the game based on that concept was fun and simple and happy all at the same time? Well, it is. Beautiful Katamari is the fourth game in a series, following Katamari Damacy, We Love Katamari, and My Katamari & Me. Fans of the first three Katamari games will find this one is a little short on new ideas, and if you didn't like previous Katamari games you won't like this either. But if you're new to the series and you're looking for some good clean fun on your Xbox 360 you'll want to check this out.

The Ace Combat series is definitely the best game within all air combat simulators. It's also one of the most underplayed series. Personally, I think they are better than the "blockbuster" titles like Halo and Guitar Hero. They mix an awesome blend of story, game play, and epic battles.

Tales of Legendia is the PS2 follow up to the critically acclaimed RPG Tales of Symphonia. The series is like Final Fantasy in that they are all part of the same series but the stories are always completely different and take place in different worlds.