In “Just Cause,” you are a spy assigned to overthrow a corrupt regime on the lush island of San Esperito. CNS Photo courtesy of Eidos. Read the story

“Just Cause” lets you master impossible stunts such as paragliding behind a car. CNS Photo courtesy of Eidos.Read the story

It doesn’t look hard to keep up in “Dance Dance Revolution: Supernova” until the pace picks up. CNS Photo courtesy of Konami. Read the story

Using a special PS2 “dance pad” placed on the floor, players must step on spots on the pad in sync with the music, following cues that stream across the TV screen in “Dance Dance Revolution: Supernova.” CNS Photo courtesy of Konami. Read the story

“Nancy Drew: The Creature of Kapu Cave” isn\'t groundbreaking, but it is an enjoyable game that can be shared by the whole family. CNS Photo courtesy of Atari.
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In “Killzone,” players go on a covert mission to rescue hostages and push the enemy out of the city of Vekta. CNS Photo courtesy of Sony.
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In “Killzone” you can destroy the enemy using a wealth of advanced weaponry, everything from pistols to assault rifles to crossbows with explosive arrows. CNS Photo courtesy of Sony.
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In “Nancy Drew” you take on the role of each of the three characters, depending on the situation, and try to solve the mystery behind the legendary Kapu Cave. CNS Photo courtesy of Atari.
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In the latest installment, spy Sam Fisher must undertake a deadly covert operation to infiltrate an international group of terrorists in Ubisoft\'s \'Splinter Cell: Double Agent.\' CNS Photo. Read the story

In typical \'Splinter Cell\' fashion, agent Sam Fisher has several futuristic spy gadgets at his disposal, including an optical cable to see into rooms without entering them, gas grenades, sticky cameras and several vision modes. CNS Photo. Read the story

As one of the first games to combine an RPG, or role-playing game, with a card game, \'Baten Kaitos\' was a surprise hit that captured the hearts of many gamers. CNS Photo courtesy.Read the story

In “Baten Kaitos,” players can make combos -- combination moves -- using attack cards, while weapon and armor cards enhance attack and defense during battle. CNS Photo.Read the story