A decade... a freakin' decade! No wait...! It's actually been longer! Did we really have to wait this long for Marvel vs Capcom 3 to finally become a reality?! Hit the jump to check out the review.

I know, I know... a lot of you probably think I'm nuts for acknowledging this one but I gotta say, even though this is absolutely NOT one of the best games you will ever play, it does have a delightful feel to it at times. What I mean by that is that it's got a retro twist to it, especially if you are a fan of the Fist of the North Star manga series. Hit the jump to read more.

While at the Game Developers choice award show in San Francisco, there were so many indie titles that hoped would show up on home systems. But when it came to Shank, I prayed more fervently than for any other. One of the reasons is that Shank is one of my most personal favorite genres; 2D side-scroller. You don't see many of those anymore, especially one this beautifully animated. Click ahead to read more.

A game that was originally released to harbor an early access demo for Halo 3 actually became one of the best 360 titles out there. Now the silent, nameless Agents of Pacific City take to the streets again in Crackdown 2. Hit the jump to see the review.

I've always loved the Rocket Knight series. I still have both Rocket Knight Adventures for Sega Genesis and Sparkster for the Super NES. The games are freakin' awesome and it's a fair bet that gamers would want to see them available on the Virtual Console or on Xbox LIVE. But when Konami announced that a "brand new" game featuring Sparkster would be released, I said to myself "I have to get a hold of this one." And sure enough... I did. Hit the jump to see the full review.

Sam Fisher is a military grade ninja in Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction. And everyone knows how much I love ninjas. What...? You didn't know? Fine, forget you then! Just hit the jump to see the freakin' review.