Game Publisher: SCEA (Sony Computer Entertainment of America)

The latest masterpiece in the God of War franchise is God of War Ascension, and it simply cannot be missed.

Sly Cooper and the gang return in an all new adventure.

While discussing N.E.R.D.'s third album, Seeing Sounds, Pharrell Williams seemed surprised when he learned not everyone experienced synesthesia. Blending senses and seeing colors instead of sounds came natural him, and I'm willing to bet the same line of thought applies to Queasy Games and their short list of collaborators for Sound Shapes. Sound Shapes (as well as Queasy Games’ 2007 title Everyday Shooter) maintains this seemingly effortless dedication to intoxicating the player's senses through sight and sound. Call it distilled bliss or displaced affection, but there's an explicit sense of euphoria waiting to be collected through Sound Shapes' rich presentation. Not coincidentally, like Everyday Shooter, there's also a pretty good game here too.

Seeing Sounds

Neither developed by Insomniac nor the system seller many were expecting, Resistance: Burning Skies is nevertheless a pretty good shooter that series fans and genre aficionados should look into.

Finally, a true killer app for the PlayStation Move.

PixelJunk 4am isn't so much of a game as it is a chance to be creative and use your Move to make some electronic beats.

Starhawk (not that Starhawk) is accessible, addictive, and loads of fun, and that's coming from someone who rarely plays online.

Legends of the Fall