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Perfect Dark Zero (PDZ) has been a long time coming. The 'prequel' to the original Perfect Dark comes at a time when first person shooters are at their zenith of popularity, having evolved very different gameplay dynamics since Perfect Dark was originally introduced on the Nintendo 64. The release of PDZ also exhibits many similarities to the release of the seminal Halo for the original Xbox, generating incredibly high expectations for the game. It is for this reason that direct comparisons between Halo and PDZ are inevitable.

Not that long ago, I made my move into the next generation of video game consoles with the XBOX 360. And, since I am a fan of first person shooters, I decided to go with Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter as I was impressed by the outstanding graphics and the very positive scores and reviews that players were awarding it. Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter, also known as GRAW, is perhaps the best example of what lays ahead for the future of gaming! This beauty cannot be compared with any games I had played thus far---this is war at its finest and most realistic form.

Are you interested into opening a gate to another world? In living there and experiencing a whole different culture in a whole different universe? And are you willing to say goodbye to the boring real-life world you are so used to living in---perhaps for a period of weeks or even months? If you answer "yes!" to any of the above questions, you should definitely consider obtaining your copy of Oblivion: The Elders Scrolls IV from Betheda Softworks. This next-generation RPG, for both the Xbox 360 and the PC, promises a mind-blowing experience with infinite possibilities!

Before purchasing this game, I had to sit and think for a spell as to whether or not it was worth my hard-earned cash. After all, this game was developed by Neversoft Entertainment... the same guys that make all those silly Tony Hawk skateboarding titles! Did I really want to take a chance? I had to admit, however, that the theme of Gun did call to me as there has been quite a dearth of titles that deal with the "Wild West." I have always found this odd as gun-fighting "on the range" seems like such a natural venue for gaming!