This game was released in North America, Southeast Asia, Australia, and Europe in September of 2008. There are downloadable versions for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles which can be easily accessed around the globe. There was later an Ultimate Sith Edition of the game which was released in 2009 that compared to the Star Wars game but offered new characters and exciting new adventures. The game is easy to learn and master even for the newest of players. The developers created the game to be user friendly so players of different ages could enjoy it. This also helped to expand the game’s presence to the Mac OS platforms and Microsoft Windows. This project helped to connect the 2 Star Wars trilogies and introduce a new protagonist, which was Darth Vader’s secret apprentice known as “Starkiller”.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed and the sequel are both loved by players around the globe. They enjoy the game play, features that it offers, the graphic effects, and the overall layout of the games. It has a compelling storyline which an impressive art throughout the game and was purchased by millions of gaming fans putting at the top for one of the fastest selling Star Wars games.

The actual game is considered a 3rd person action game in which the characters weapons include a lightsaber and the force. The creators of the game developed the main characters lightsaber like any other force power which ensures that with the push of each button something amazing and unexpected will happen. This Star Wars game has a combo system which allows you to combine lightsaber attacks with all of the force powers and for stringing lightsaber attacks. You can earn points for experience by attacking or destroying enemies or finding artifacts which can be used to increase Starkiller’s traits and powers. The game is easy to learn and master even for the newest of players. The developers created the game to be user friendly so players of different ages could enjoy it. The game is easy to learn and master even for the newest of players. However, as you progress into the game the levels will become more difficult to master and you will need to improve your overall character in order to survive and beat the evil force. Just like the good characters the bad ones each have different attack abilities, strengths and weaknesses.

This Star Wars game is definitely one that you will enjoy spending hours playing either solo or with friends. Either way you can master your inner goodness or evil by channeling it through your game play.

8. Madden 2005

In terms of financial success, the Madden franchise is the greatest sports video game series ever made, but we had a tough time placing it any higher since it has limited appeal outside of North America. Why did we choose the 2005 edition out of the many available? Because 2005 included all of the great innovations we now take for granted.

7. NBA Street Vol. 2

Many people would argue that NBA Jam should be here instead, but those would just be the old farts that can’t let go of the past. Street took NBA Jam and made it cool for a whole new generation.

6. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003

Just as Tiger Woods helped to give the sport broader appeal, the 2003 edition of PGA Tour made golf video games available to entire new segments of the gaming field. People who wouldn’t be caught dead on the links were trashing talking and teeing off with Tiger.

5. World Soccer Winning Eleven 7 International

There are many great football titles to choose from, and reducing them to a single best is no easy task. In the end, we chose this one because it was revolutionary at the time of its release. Many football fans think FIFA, but EA owes a great deal of gratitude to this Konami product.

4. MLB 09: The Show

Unlike the Madden series, games geared around America’s other pastime sell extremely well outside of North America. MLB 09: The Show stands apart because it is still the standard for realism in a baseball game, and realism is king in baseball video games.

3. NHL ’94

You knew that there had to be a hockey game in the list somewhere, but did you expect it to be a mid-90s entry? Maybe not, but when it comes to hockey video games, we think fun trumps graphics. This is the most enjoyable hockey game ever assembled.

2. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2

There was a time when many of us wouldn’t even consider skateboarding a sport, but that has all changed. THPS2 is not only the greatest skateboarding game ever made, it revolutionized sports games in general with its fluid animation.

1. Punch-Out!!

When one sits down to create a list of the greatest sports video games ever made, one might as well start by pencilling in Punch-Out in the number one slot. No video game has ever captured the worldwide imagination quite the way this one did.

Well, there you have them, the top 8 best games ever according to us. We’re sure you disagree with at least a few. Where would the fun be if you didn’t?

F?r youngsters, a favorite XBox 360 video game is Cars, which is aptly named and modeled after the hit film of the same name. Th?? t???-based journey lets youngsters play through key movie moments, and have some fun in over thirty different races and games. Th?r? are over ten characters that kids can play and multi-player mode m?k?? automobiles even more fun!

Kids and adults will adore playing DJ Hero for XBox 360. H??? a battle of the DJs in your ?wn home or online with turntables and a Guitar Hero controller. Y?? get a turntable and mixer controller with your DJ Hero game – these ??t you scratch and mix to a variety of music content – you can ?h???? the genre that suits you most ??rf??t??. Multi-player modes include DJ vs. DJ, DJ and guitar, or DJ and DJ.

Call of Duty : Modern Warfare is high on the inventories of XBox 360 gamers everywhere. Th?? game for mature players brings warfare to the present day with updated automobiles and weaponry, and new locations. Several multi-player modes add to the excitement where method and talent are utterly vital for survival.

DragonAge : Origins is a new and high in demand single-player role playing fantasy game letting players travel the lands of Ferelden to ?h???? the fate of countries and ultimately the player h?m or herself. Players have plenty of character customization options including appearance, abilities, r???, class, and appliances.

F?r XBox players that like dealing with the challenge of zombies, Left4Dead two is the most recent XBox 360 video game that m?? be a m??t-h???. Th? player’s performance decides the level of customization for enemies, effects and even music. Levels, weather and lighting can even be customised to add to the excitement. Require some ???? zombie fighting weapons? Try the new melee weapons – chainsaw, baseball bat, frying pan and axe. Th??? ??t you get close and private with the undead that are on your trail.

If you have an XBox 360 gamer on your xmas gift list, try any of these f?nt??t?? games – each offering thrills, fun and maybe even the occasional chill!

The game has a total of 39 levels each with a unique them and varied activities like moving in water, driving mine carts or swinging through vines. The players lose their lives when they are hit by enemies or when they fall of the screen. These lives can be gained by gathering some items availed in all levels. There are some stunts they have to pull so as to defeat the opponent and these include executing a jump or a ground slam or by throwing barrel or getting assistance from an animal. The game gets over when all the player’s lives are lost. Players can also obtain bonus games by discovering secret passages throughout the game.

The game can be played by a single player or two players. In the two-player game there are two versions: the contest and team. In Contest, the players compete against each other by playing each level as quickly as possible and in Team, the players play together to defeat their enemies.

The game has gone through many developmental phases since its first release. It was one of the first games to use pre-rendered 3-d graphics. It now uses expensive SGI equipment to render the graphics as well as a new compression technique to incorporate extra details and animations. This technique is referred to as Advanced Computer Modeling (ACM). It became a bench mark for other games to be developed. The soundtrack of the game is popular and has been released on CD with a composition of over 20 tracks.

Two versions of the game was re-released in 2000 for Game Boy Color and 2003 for Game Boy Advance with increased brightness which compromised contrast and color saturation so as to make it easily visible on LCDs. These versions have new features such as mini games, hidden pictures and time trial mode. The recent version was released in 2006 by Super Nintendo.

Since its creation, It has quickly become the most prominent event in professional wrestling. Its popularity and success have helped many of WWE’s superstars such as Hulk Hogan, Macho Man, Bret Hart, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, The Undertaker, and more to the rise of stardom. It is also currently the dream of thousands of wrestlers and fans alike to be able to participate in the Superbowl of professional wrestling. To most wrestlers, being able to partake in the event is considered to be highlight of their careers and most would be label as having unsuccessful careers if their names do not show up on the event card.

Wrestlemania usually takes place in late March or early April annually. Most of the television shows such as Raw and Smackdown are designed to eventually reach their climax at the event, which features most of the organization’s championship titles, especially the World Heavyweight Title and WWE’s own World Title. Besides these, the event is also well known for putting up specialty and gimmick matches such as the recently addition of Money in the Bank, where the only way to be declared the winner is to climb a ladder in an attempt to reach a briefcase suspended high above the ring while fending off five to seven competitors. This fast pace and exciting match, filled with high flying maneuvers, amazing aerobics and stunts, have been a fan favorite since its inauguration five years ago.

Just How big is Wrestlemania? For a typical wrestling event, sports arenas is usually the prefer method of attendances. However, nine of the 25 editions have been held in large stadiums used by the NFL and the MLB. Those attendances goes from the low 54,097 at the 19th edition in Seattle to the current world indoor attendance record of 93,173 in Pontiac, Michigan at the event’s 3rd anniversary. That edition is widely considered to be the pinnacle of the wrestling boom in the 1980s and was the largest paying attendance in professional wrestling at that time.

Perhaps some of the greatest wrestling moments occurred at Wrestlemania. Long time wrestling fans will mention Hulk body slamming Andre the Giant, the acclaim match between Randy Savage and Ricky Steamboat, the Ultimate Showdown, the classic Ladder match between Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon, the 60 minute Iron Man, Stone Cold’s first world championship, the various Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match, The Rock and Hogan showdown, the emotional retirement of Ric Flair, and the Undefeated 17-0 streak of the Undertaker.

Due to the popularity and the wide appeal of Wrestlemania, many celebrities have participated with different levels of involvement throughout the 25 years. The first edition witnessed boxing legend Muhammad Ali and Mr. T. The second edition saw a 20 man battle royal pitting WWE superstars against NFL players. Mike Tyson appeared at XIV as the special guest enforcer, while professional welterweight boxer Flyod “Money”Mayweather battled The Big Show at XXIV. The latest saw Oscar-nominated best actor Mickey Rourke as a spectator for a match that ended with him delivering a knock out blow to wrestler Chris Jericho.

Furthermore, many renowned musicians such as Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Willie Nelson, Reba McEntire, Little Richard, Boyz II Men, Ashanti, John Legend, Motorhead, Limp Bizkit, and Kid Rock have also performed at the events.

Thought 25 years have passed since its first inauguration, Wrestlemania still shows no signs of slowing down as many cities are still bidding for WWE to bring the event to their cities as the event have helped brought in millions of dollars of revenues in the respective cities through the years. Would we see more memorable moments in the future from this event? We will just have to wait and see.

That curious, adventurous spirit of the original has been on display for all 13 of the sequels for Nintendo. The games might have changed from the top-down perspective to side scrolling to 3-dimensional worlds, but the concept is the same: “Explore, see what’s out there!”

“Zelda II: Adventure of Link”, is probably the most controversial in all the series. Link was taken from the comfortable top down level and put in a side scrolling view. It was a game that was risky, as it would alienate all the fans of the original. But to this day, many regard as an underrated treasure.

The series went back on to its more comforting top-down view in its pre-N64 days. “A Link to the Past” for the Super Nintendo and “Link’s Awakening” for the Gameboy brought back the gameplay that everybody was used to.

The pinnacle to many in the series was “Ocarina of Time”. It ushered in the next generation of gamers. Released for the Nintendo 64, it was the first of the Zelda games to be displayed in 3-D. Not only is it regarded by critics as the greatest Zelda game, but many feel it is the best video game of all time. The game offered incredible innovations and groundbreaking gameplay. Even with the facelift, it still encompassed the heart of what made the original so great.

Next in line was “Majora’s Mask”, which came out in 2000 for the N64. Although additions were made to the game, it had a more serious tone, than many fans of the series just weren’t used to. The game didn’t have the childlike innocence that was so prevalent in the prior games.

Another interesting and controversial step in the series came with the release of “The Windwaker” in 2003. The controversy surrounding the game was the cel-shaded graphics. “The Windwaker” was geared towards a younger audience. Nintendo wanted to give kids of this generation that same magical journey that were given to the kids of the 1980s.

When Nintendo came out Wii, people wondered what kind of Zelda would they be getting. The truth is fans got an amazingly detailed and stylized version. The game displays the pioneering controls of the Wii remote and Nunchuk’s in all its glory. In short, many believe it’s the best game in the series since “Ocarina of Time”.

With Zelda games having such a long and illustrious history, it’s hard to possibly fathom, what else is in store for this mighty series.

Top Ten Wii Games

1. Super Mario Galaxy. This is one of the best Mario games. If you have played any of the previous Mario Bros., you will love this one.

2. No More Heroes. If you are in to the gory games, this one is for you. It’s awesome. You will love it.

3. The Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess. This is another great game for the Wii. If you like Zelda, this game is for you.

4. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Corruption is probably the best Metroid game. Metroid is so much better on the Wii.

5. Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Another top ten Wii game. When you play this game, make sure you play it with multiple players. It’s more fun that way. You can play it by yourself, but playing it with other people is much better.

6. Wii Fit. Great game, especially if you want a workout while having fun.

7. Guitar Hero III. If you like any of the other Guitar Hero games, you will think this one is much better. This game is fun.

8. Super Paper Mario. Another great game. If you like Mario, you will like this game.

9. Mario Strikers Charged Football. This game is awesome. It’s really fun. And like I said about the other Mario games, if you like Mario, this game is for you.

10. Rock Band. This game is fun. You will definitely like playing this game.

This is the list of the top ten games. If you haven’t played any of these games, I highly suggest you do so. These games are awesome. You will have so much fun playing them.

I think so… but let’s have a quick look at the game.

Al the menus are redone, and the nose-down serious approach is still there, but there is a new organizational system for races. Simulation mode allows players to participate in races on a calendar, kind of reminding me of the Race Driver series. There are also championship races that happen around once a month, but you can forgo this style of gameplay entirely and choose a race at a time, like Forza 2.

There’s a great updated list of cars, including a very rare (well, not virtually I suppose) Ferrari FXX, and more common but no less desirable Audi R8 V10 and Veyron. There are also cars that you might actually race with in real life, like the 370Z, Mitsu Evo X and even some super-humble options like the Ford Focus RS. What is definitely not cool is that some of the most desirable cars in the game exist only in a Limited Collector’s Edition disc. Did they think the rest of us don’t want to race a Gallardo Superleggera or Porsche 911 GT3 RS?

Drivetrain swapping is an interesting part of the game, which I enjoyed. There’s an easy upgrade feature for those who aren’t all that into tuning, but they do level the playing field quickly.

The way the game plays hasn’t changed that much, which can be a good thing or bad depending on how you look at it. There’s a few new tracks, but the real showstopper are the graphics. GT5 on the PS3 looks very good, and I’d say that Forza 3 equals it. Like GT5, Forza focuses more on the car models than the tracks, but the AI still needs help.

Basically, Forza 3 offers a formidable package that will appear to anybody that likes simulation-style racers. When used with a nice wheel and playseat, you can really feel like you’re in the game.