Oozing with personality and personalization options to make any car nut go crazy, the revamped "Need for Speed" has a pretty chrome finish to distract you from mostly underwhelming gameplay.
For all of the good it does in rekindling the competitive spirit of its heyday, "Street Fighter V" takes several steps back by removing long-established features and shipping an incomplete product.
"Steve Jackson's Sorcery! Parts I and II" manages to capture the true feeling of playing a tabletop RPG through inspired writing and meaningful choices.
