Having never played any of the other versions of Fight Night, I was not sure what to expect.  But like the most of us, having seen some of the amazing graphics this game puts out I said,  “I must check this out!” My first impression of the game... jaw dropping!  Especially during the knock out in the opening scene when it enters an almost "Matrix-like" state.  Watching the sweat fly off the head of someone about to go down for the count was thrilling to say the least.  Once the opening scene ended and I finally closed my mouth, I felt like a little kid on my birthday ready to play with my new toy.

   Once in a while a game comes along that is so good it’s worth buying the entire system for.  Now, I know the Playstation 2 has been on store shelves for awhile now but, if you don’t own one go and buy one. You might ask "Why Jason?", because “Shadow of the Colossus” is a game like no other.  I can’t say enough about "Shadow of the Colossus" in my opinion it's the best answer the Playstation 2 has to the Halo series.  You just can’t pass this game up.

    Hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to my first DIF game review. Today we’ll be taking a look at Madden ’06 for the Xbox 360. Which for better or worse will be the ONLY officially licensed NFL game around. (R.I.P. NFL 2k Series). First off… playing this game in 1080i is probably the closest I will ever get to Quarterbacking for the Chicago Bears (not that they need me with the return of Rex!). The game play is just like any previous Madden game you’ve ever played, with the addition of the somewhat controversial QB vision system. This feature allows you to scan the field and throw to the receiver you are looking at with greater accuracy. There is also the option of using the vision lock which is basically the same concept, except, you hold down the left trigger and tap the button ...