It’s hard to find anything wrong with the gameplay in Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. Playing this game is like watching an Indiana Jones movie for the first time. It’s exciting, fantastical in its scope, and littered with a sense of exploration, mystery and danger.

What better way to relive the Beatles’ revolutionary career than to grab a guitar, a bass, a microphone, a drum set, and your closest friends for a jam session of the Fab Four’s greatest hits?

You can only spend but so much on video games and the last thing you want to do is buy something that gets old two hours in or lacks any real replay value. Here are our picks.

Over 27 million Halo games have sold since Halo: Combat Evolved launched in 2001, which means each title brings with it big expectations and big shoes to fill. Halo ODST is the latest title in the franchise and fills those shoes to a point.

A worthy sequel to Marvel Ultimate Alliance, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 serves up all new heroes and simplifies the upgrade system while staying true to the beloved gameplay that characterizes this franchise.

In this action puzzle game you play Maxwell, a Scribblenaut who ventures through the land solving puzzles and helping those who cannot help themselves.