A shell of the game that it once was, due to online being dead, but still a firm classic nonetheless. A suitable follow-up to its predecessor, though the offline campaign is a bit lacking.

The way a tactical squad-based FPS should be. A grueling, decent-length campaign slathered with good controls & fantastic AI. Back in the day, online was great, but has since gone dead.

The pit of the entire Rainbow Six series. Inconsistent damage received, crappy enemy & squad AI, bad level design, shoddy optimization, the list could just keep going. Steer clear.

As generic as they come, with a coating of horrible AI that extends even more-so to your allies. Be prepared to follow constant orders & be forced to trail an AI commander on every mission. Bad story.

The whimsical, off-beat side characters and quirky cartoon nature will not appeal to everyone. It takes its inspiration from early top-end adventure games like Jak & Daxter. Take it for what you will.

A much better release than its predecessor, this title also explains the story better. Equipped with more witty dialogue, & the cheesy humor that we've come to know & love, as well as plenty of mayhem

A classic revived with copious amounts of blood & gore, giving a much more mature & less cartoony approach to the title. Complete with upgraded textures, dynamic lighting, & new levels.

Suggested only if you're looking for the retro vibe, otherwise go with the upgraded HD version. 13 levels of sun, sand, & repetitive respawning monsters can become monotonous. However, a classic.

Needless to say, it sure makes up for the 2009 Activision catastrophy. Blazkowicz is back, blonde & beefy as he should be. Satisfying as hell gun play, & a good unlockable perk system to boot.

Running on the id Tech 5 engine, this title plays as smooth as butter & offers better optimization than its predecessor. Fast action, slow stealth, & a story that finally chains past events together.