Konami

More than any other game I've played, Suikoden V makes me see the gulf between my altruistic avatar and my greedy, egomaniacal self. Twists in the story nudge me in this direction. The hero recruits a tactician, and we find out that she's worked for the enemy at one time. But she eventually turned against them, and the villains wonder if she'll do the same to the prince.

According to the ESRB, this game contains: Mild Language, Partial Nudity, Use of Alcohol, Violence

It occurred to me the other day that the current game landscape was missing two things: Co-operative games, and rip-offs of Luigi's Mansion. Just when I was ready to give up videogaming as a hobby, along comes Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit to answer both of my prayers simultaneously, to at least a moderate degree of success.

According to ESRB, this game contains: Cartoon Violence

Okay, so there's no real subtext to explore in Frogger: Helmet Chaos. Try as I might, I couldn't read any additional layers of meaning into the game's plot, about a mad crocodile scientist building helmets that turn various animals into mindless automatons. No, it seems that a Frogger game really is just a Frogger game, a test of hand-eye co-ordination and basic reason skills with a pleasant cartoon countenance.