Eureka Seven - Vol 1: The New Wave Related Games

Ratchet: Deadlocked features co-op and squad-based gameplay, new weapons, and nonlinear gameplay.

This sequel to Star Wars Battlefront improves upon its predecessor with a variety of gameplay enhancements, such as upgraded AI, more than 16 new battlegrounds, and greater story emphasis. In addition to the rebel, clone, and droid warriors from the original game, you can play as a Jedi, complete with lightsaber attacks and force powers.

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.

Give Giants a try, and in short order, you'll find yourself playing one of the PS2's most likable, most offbeat shooters.

It's a good, solid Star Wars game that should appeal to anyone who'd care to relive Episode II's large-scale action scenes.

It plays really well a lot of the time, and the game itself is action-packed and interesting enough to warrant looking past its problems.

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

Toka's latest project promises to expand on Soul Fighter with more beat-em-up gameplay but better, more refined controls.

As a member of the Global Defense Force, you must protect earth from alien attacks. Featuring both single-player missions and a two-player cooperative mode, Monster Attack lets you use a variety of weapons and vehicles to take down UFOs and monsters.

Graphical issues notwithstanding, WarJetz is a fun two-player battle game with a decent single-player campaign.

Fans of the space sim genre or of the original game would be better off renting this one first, as it doesn't really go too far out of its way to distinguish itself.