Best Games by Popularity: E

It's far from being poor and is certainly entertaining at times--it just lacks the originality and extra level of polish needed to provide a truly memorable gaming experience. Read the Review

Yuke's has taken the classic beat-'em-up gameplay and mixed it with the evil corporation motif, creating Eve of Extinction, a game with lofty aspirations but only moderate means. Read the Review

The few gameplay quirks it has--specifically, its odd level design and occasionally spazzy camera--are more than made up for by its positive aspects. Read the Review

Whether or not you'll take to A Fistful of Boomstick will hinge primarily on your appreciation of Bruce Campbell's speaking voice and your love of cheesy one-liners. Read the Review

For huge fans of The Matrix Reloaded, it's worth renting for the movie sequences. For everyone else, it's just another licensed game that doesn't do justice to its source material. Read the Review

Echo Night is a first-person adventure game with horror themes that takes place in space.

The game's originality is offset by a sometimes lackluster presentation and the occasionally repetitive nature of its gameplay. Read the Review

Evil Dead: Regeneration takes over where the film Evil Dead 2 left off. You can play as Ash, who has been committed to an insane asylum where a mad scientist is doing experiments with the Necronomican. Read the Review

EyeToy: Operation Spy has got some really cool features, but not enough of them to form a truly substantial game. Read the Review

Eragon is based on the Twentieth Century Fox feature film inspired by Christopher Paolini's best-selling fantasy novel. Read the Review