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      1. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

        Price as reviewed £64.98
        4 Dec 2007
        Our rating:
        8/10

        No more air guitar solos - it's time to take centre stage!

      2. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

        Price as reviewed £37.98
        14 Nov 2007
        Our rating:
        9/10

        Call of Duty 3 may have been a disappointment, but CoD4 makes up for that in spades.

      3. Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

        Price as reviewed £17.83
        10 Oct 2007
        Our rating:
        8/10

        If you're not a deathmatch fan and you're bored of Battlefield, iD may have the answer.

      4. Transformers: The Game

        Price as reviewed £37.49
        18 Jul 2007
        Our rating:
        5/10

        Rubbish in disguise?

      5. Spider-Man 3 - The Video Game

        Price as reviewed £39.99
        10 May 2007
        Our rating:
        6/10

        Spider-Man 3 - superhero or super-villain? We can't quite decide.

      6. Tony Hawk’s Project 8 (Xbox 360)

        Price as reviewed £34.99
        29 Nov 2006
        Our rating:
        8/10

        The Tony Hawk series has been skating on thin ice for a while, but Project 8 puts it back on a solid footing.

      7. Call of Duty 3

        Price as reviewed £37.99
        15 Nov 2006
        Our rating:
        8/10

        Call of Duty 2 was one of the stand out launch titles for the Xbox 360. Can CoD3 carry on the good work?

      8. The Movies

        Price as reviewed £27.00
        24 Nov 2005
        Our rating:
        8/10

        When you're as big a film buff as Stuart, a game like The Movies might seem like a dream come true.

      9. Call of Duty 2

        Price as reviewed £27.00
        16 Nov 2005
        Our rating:
        9/10

        In a year awash with first person shooters, Stuart thinks that Call of Duty 2 is the pick of the bunch.

      10. Quake 4

        Price as reviewed £27.00
        26 Oct 2005
        Our rating:
        8/10

        If you can't remember how good Quake II was when you first played it, don't worry. Stuart Andrews thinks that Quake 4 will instil a sense of déjà vu.