New Releases Week of Feb 18, 2007

Final Fantasy XII stars a princess named Ashe, who teams up with Vaan, an urchin, and several other characters to protect their homeland of Ivalice against invaders. Read the Review

The third title in the Europa Universalis strategy series will offer an easier learning curve for beginners and a bevy of new options for conquest. Read the Review

Game designer Chris Taylor, creator of Total Annihilation, returns to the RTS genre with the new franchise Supreme Commander. Read the Review

Set in 1979, Hotel Dusk: Room 215 is the story of Kyle Hyde, an ex-cop turned salesman trying to track down a missing friend. In this game the DS is held like a book, and similar to Trace Memory, the DS itself is used to solve puzzles. Read the Review

God Hand is an action title by veteran designers from the Devil May Cry and Resident Evil teams. Read the Review

Sudoku makes its way onto the DS with Gridmaster. Read the Review

In addition to the familiar Bomberman gameplay, Bomberman Land Touch! features a host of minigames which you can play solo or with your friends via Wi-Fi connection. Read the Review

Lumines Plus is a PS2 port of the original PSP Lumines, with added features. Read the Review

Excite Truck is a new franchise from Nintendo, featuring tilting control of your truck. Read the Review

In Crackdown you must bring order to a corrupt city by defeating gangs, using superhuman power given to you by an Agency. You can also throw cars. Read the Review

Chili Con Carnage is light on depth and fairly brief, but it's a raucous good time all the same. Read the Review

Online Chess Kingdoms is a chess game that adds new twists to classic chess rules, such as a Speed Chess mode for players who want dose of quick chess on the go, and infrastructure play in which gamers join teams and play for control of territory in a persistent online world. Read the Review

The Warriors is based on the 1979 gang film of the same name. In the game, you'll play as the leader of a gang that is struggling to regain control of the streets of New York. Read the Review