One of the slickest looking racers available on PC, but abandon all hope ye without a wheel.

We love English women with sexy accents.

You'd have more fun sticking a pickaxe up your nose.

Evil has never been so much fun.

The venerable Colin McRae series gets a total overhaul, marking a high point in the series.

In the ocean of World War Two action games currently available, this is one release that swims above the school.

Relive the joy and excitement of the Cricket World Cup or a fast One Day International.

Everything the original was loved for on steroids. And just like steroids, it has its downsides.

The pinnacle of racing sims, the game for petrol heads to drop time and effort into.

More GTA sandbox action, set down south of the border. That means Cuba, not Victoria.

Will this game kick-start the cowboy game genre?

Wonderful multiplayer racing, but woeful for single-player.

Proof that a proper 'simulation' needn't exclude everyday gamers looking for a magnificently rewarding game.

Screaming children for fun and profit.

GTR is, without any doubt, the very best racing simulation on the market.

Pirates is virtually unchanged from the old C64 version: it’s how you choose to live out the swashbuckling dream that’s radically different. And this, believe it or not, is fantastic news.

The RollerCoaster Tycoon series has proven remarkably popular over the years, despite average graphics and a slightly clunky interface. RCT2 disappointed many fans, but the loyal Tycoon community continued to share new scenarios and rides while waiting for the Holy Grail to turn up.

Colin McRae Rally 2005 looked pretty solid in preview, and the final release has certainly lived up to expectations.

Hot on the heals of successful console releases, the PC version of Richard Burns Rally looks set to make a reasonable splash in the very tough racing genre.

Among the glitz of this week's re-launch of the Atari Australia's website are signs that the game publisher, and maybe the industry at large, is coming to terms with the fact that video entertainment is more than entertainment -- it’s a lifestyle.