Well it’s here; the highly anticipated sequel to the Halo series is upon us. Released on September 22nd, Halo 3: ODST, puts you not in the shoes of the super powered Master Chief, but in the unlikely shoes of several significantly weaker Orbital Drop Shock Troopers.

After seeing the trailers and footage of Halo 3: ODST from E3, I was certainly excited to finally get a chance to play through Halo 3: ODST, especially the new Firefight mode. But I also assumed that there would be additional online content, because, as far as I’m concerned, that’s the REAL reason to play a Halo game. Well, some of you may be in for a bit of a disappointment with this potentially overpriced title. Don’t get me wrong, there is a lot of content, for the right subset of players, it’s just not everything I expected.

The Need For Speed Shift Xbox 360/PS3's review is available at this link, and it's valid even if the played version was the PC one.

We all know what a kind of mess has been Devil May Cry 2, number 3 was quite good and Devil May Cry 4's arrive was waited.

At a first look, Devil May Cry 4 seems like a past episode's revision, but during the experience you'll find out that is not like this.

At first the new hero of Devil May Cry 4: Nero won't make you regret Dante.

Then, the plot is original and full of reversals, in contrast with funny moments.

Devil May Cry 4 is not very difficult, but there are a lot of weapons to fight with.