San Andreas is Rockstar north's newest addition to the highly acclaimed - and extremely controversial - Grand Theft Auto series. San Andreas's urban 90's feel (explained below) is realistically conveyed by the talented staff at Rockstar, complete with drive-by shootings and massive gang wars. San Andreas leading character Carl Johnson (CJ) no longer wishes to involve himself in such events however and has been laying low in (Peaceful?) liberty city for the past several years of his life. This respite is unfortunately interrupted however when Carl receives word that his mother - residing in San Andreas - has passed away. Carl returning to San Andreas in order to pay homage, is unfortunately met their by two corrupt S.A. police officers - one of which is voiced by Samuel L. Jackson - who are quick to expertly frame Carl for the murder of... somebody.

Over the 35 years of its existence Konami has been responsible for over a hundred games, some acclaimed such as the Castlevania and Contra series, and some not so acclaimed such as the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles series. Konami is also responsible for another popular yet somewhat under looked Metal Gear series. The series started in 1987 on the NES and has spawned several sequels throughout the years. The latest installment, Snake Eater is a welcomed addition to the series, for casual gamers at least.

2004's 'Star Wars Battlefront' gave us gamers the chance to live the greatest Star Wars battles. It went on to become the best-selling Star Wars video game in history. While 'Battlefront' was a great game, there were a few concepts that could be improved on that would make this game the ultimate Star Wars Third-Person shooter. Hence, 'Battlefront 2.' Its all the wonder of 'Battlefront' with those improvements, as well as tons of cool new features. In 'Battlefront 2' you have many game-play modes to choose from. There is the 'Rise of the Empire' story-line, where you play as Darth Vader's squad of Elite Stormtroopers. There are many nifty multiplayer modes as well. This is where the real fun lies