Starting at a "Safehouse'" area you roam all over either questing (Raids, rescues, escorts, intercepts, search & destroy, demo work, etc...all happen here. NPC's will back you even when NOT in a quest. Game uses a 'Threat/Alert' level and RED = lots of mob aggro (Flying & Hvy Armor).

A great action game for those that love total destruction.

Great Graphics and action

Story and A.I; may be to thin for some

The Focus Attack has also benefited from an overhaul. Now, holding down the Medium Punch, Light Punch, and Medium Kick buttons buffs the maneuver to become the Red Focus Attack, allowing you to absorb more punishment from your opponent.

The new characters are great; Balance tweaks and various additions deepen the game's combat system; The most substantial SFIV update yet

Various content is reused from Street Fighter x Tekken; Casual fans may not appreciate some of the more subtle additions

Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth most people's time and cash.

Take a franchise as successful as the lauded Grand Theft Auto franchise, and destruction and the ability to completely level buildings, and you've got a game. This game, like any other game has its pros and cons. The level of destruction is incredible, but leaves you wanting more.

Does Ultra Street Fighter IV feel new enough to revitalize a five year old game? The value of this update will depend on your frame of reference, but while it's almost impossible to approach the fourth revision in five years without a healthy amount of cynicism, this fighter's strengths are as...

Ultra Street Fighter IV returns gamers to the diverse world of Street Fighter that boasts a very diverse roster and classic gaming mechanics, albeit tweaked which makes this title one of the best fighters available.

I am an under aged gamer, but this stuff is not as bad as most people expect. There is blood and violence, but no guts. Cussing is barley heard in the dialogue. That is it. That's all I have seen from what I have played. There is an online, but no different from any other game.

The original 'Red Faction' was one of the most under-rated games on the PS2 (and PC) when it arrived. Offering an engaging story amidst a huge and destructible alien landscape, it further cemented Volition as an AAA shooter developer.

Huge Martian landscape to explore; Lots of missions; Excellent destruction-based gameplay; Great sci-fi atmosphere

Goofy driving and destruction physics; Often incredibly frustrating; Much more linear that other sandbox games

If the story of one man liberating an oppressed Mars sounds a wee bit familiar, you've probably seen Total Recall, a movie that tells the story of one man liberating an oppressed Mars.