Call of Duty: World at War

				Treyarch brings us back into World War II in the latest of the Call Of Duty series, World at War. You begin campaign mode as a captured U.S. Marine in a Japanese camp getting broken out by Marine raiders and the action continues to heat up . . .

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Defender

				The Xbox Live version doesn't tell you much about the story, but if you read the Atari 2600 version's manual it has a neat couple of paragraphs that help your imagination out a bit.  According to that manual, you are the pilot of the Universal . . .

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Fable 2

				Fable 2’s tale resides in the land of Albion, the same as the original, but is set 500 years post of the events in Fable.  The original Fable told of a young boy who, after losing his family to bandits, is taken in by a guild that teaches and . . .

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Gears of War 2

				Gears of War 2 is set months after the first installment, following the ragtag team of delta squad.  After the failed attempt at exterminating the Locus Horde in the first game by the C.O.G, the locust have increased their attacks . . .

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Lost Odyssey

				Set in the middle of The Magical Revolution, in which magic has just recently begun to flourish in the world, the story of Lost Odyssey revolves around Kaim, an immortal who has lived for over 1000 years.  Kaim is a man of very few words . . .