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Enter the mind of The Punisher, a vigilante driven by more than just revenge. In a world marked by corruption, you serve as judge, jury, and executioner as you terrorize criminals with their own ruthless methods.

This third-person action game is based on the '80s TV show of the same name.

It's a stunning shooter that's got a bit too much plot and is over too soon, though it's still incredibly intense and, by all means, worth experiencing.

Overlooking its problems won't be easy, but if you manage to, you'll find that Dead to Rights is an intense and challenging game.

Dead to Rights II marks the return of action-hero Jack Slate and his K-9 companion, Shadow. In this sequel, Jack and Shadow find themselves once again in the mean streets of Grant City, ensnared in a labyrinth of crime, corruption, and betrayal.

Rockstar's Western-themed shooter has some great style and enough fun moments to justify the rough edges.

Lead Sidd or Eva on a mission to free mankind from the V-Space network that controls the near-future. V-Space is dominated by DroneZ, cyber-insects who forbid people to disconnect. With the help of a hacker living in the real world you must move to and from network memory locations (platforms), avoiding lasers to stay alive. Defeat the computer enemy protections with rapid fire weapons. Down the DroneZ!

If you still have any interest in all things Terminator, or if you are even just a fan of good old-fashioned shooters, T3: The Redemption is certainly worth a weekend rental.

A solidly average game whose few original ideas are compromised by screwy controls, some pacing problems, and a punishing save-game system.

Gunvalkyrie is almost a good game, and it won't be surprising to see some people looking past the game's problems and having some fun with it.

Brute Force is a well-done game, filled with challenging opponents and plenty of targets to shoot at, but it also doesn't fulfill its potential.

For huge fans of The Matrix Reloaded, it's worth renting for the movie sequences. For everyone else, it's just another licensed game that doesn't do justice to its source material.

Robotech: Battlecry is a mediocre shooter that's notable only on the strength of its license.