Best Games by Popularity: G

San Andreas definitely lives up to the Grand Theft Auto name. In fact, it's arguably the best game in the series. Read the Review

In God of War, the dark world of Greek mythology comes to life right before your eyes. As you take the role of Kratos, a story unfolds with various plot twists and multiple endings that take you through traps, stunts, and puzzles. Read the Review

Grand Theft Auto III is, quite simply, an incredible experience that shouldn't be missed by anyone mature enough to handle it. Read the Review

You can experience the lawless Wild West as gunslinger Colton White in the action title Gun. Traverse an expansive world where you'll encounter outlaws, Native Americans, corrupt lawmen, and army psychopaths. Read the Review

Kratos returns to the PS2 in the sequel to God of War. Read the Review

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City provides just about everything you'd want in a follow-up to an outstanding game. Read the Review

Galerians: Ash could have been something special, but as it stands, it doesn't really live up to its potential. Read the Review

GTA returns to the titular tropical metropolis of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, but with an all-new storyline. Read the Review

Escape Gregory's mansion before he steals your soul in this anime-based adventure from Capcom.

Though The Getaway's combination of driving and on-foot shooting sequences is occasionally entertaining, and the production values are impressive, usually the game just isn't fun. Read the Review

The Great Escape may be fun for die-hard fans of the film, but if you're just looking for a good stealth or action game, you could do better. Read the Review

Ghosthunter is a game that should absolutely be played by anyone who enjoys a good, creepy action romp. Read the Review

The Getaway: Black Monday offers more predictable driving and on-foot controls, new vehicles, a variety of mission types, and new characters. The story begins with events that take place two years after the demise of the most notorious crime boss of London's East End, Charlie Jolson. Read the Review

After being warped back to 1929, a young newspaper reporter named Takashi Kagetani must solve a string of murders before his fate overtakes him. The lead role is played by Japanese actor Masahiro Matsuoka.

Based on the 1972 film of the same name, The Godfather immerses you in the dangerous world of the Mafia. The game features GTA-style gameplay, a new storyline, and voice-acting by original cast members. Read the Review