Rugby League 2 is the sequel to the highly successful NRL Rugby League, and was released on December 9, 2005 for PlayStation 2 and Microsoft Windows, and in June 2006 for Xbox. The sport is similar to rugby union, but features set tackles rather than rucks and mauls - once a player is successfully tackled he plays the ball back to a team-mate behind him, with the team losing possession if tackled 6 times.
Submarine game in the Silent Hunter series. Focus is on combat and completing mission objectives.
Kart racing title set in the Lego "universe". Target audience is kids.
Version of the venerable Madden NFL game franchise for the 2004 season.
Landmark sequel to Age of Empires. Rome has declined, and Western civilization has fallen into an era of social and cultural deterioration. You must guide an ancient medieval clan, and build it into an empire of kings, castles, and knights.
Fnal Fantasy VII is a fantastic fantasy RPG game brought to PC in 1998
Game adaption of the 4th Harry Potter movie and book.
Audiosurf is a uniquely-styled music themed indie game. In a nutshell, think music/rhythm game meets Dr. Mario. You control a space ship flying through a track filled with colorful blocks, and can add these to a Tetris-style well by touching them. Match 3 colors in a row to remove them and gain points, and you can rack up big combos by setting up complex chain reactions.
Curse is a survival horror game deveoped by Asylum Entertainment for the PC and published by Dreamcatcher. In the game you play as two different heroes battling ancient egyptian enemies in Victorian England.
Empire Earth III is the third in the series of Empire Earth RTS games developed by Mad Doc Software (now Rockstar New England) and published by Sierra Entertainment. It is by far the least liked in the series by fans with (devastatingly) low review scores across the board.
