Marvel vs. Capcom 2

Marvel vs. Capcom 2 for the PSN (PlayStation Network) plays just like it used to back in the day, giving anyone who remembers playing it a nostalgic feeling inside, the game boasts a 50 character roster playable from the beginning. Just as this game was amazing back then it still is today. The game cost $15.
Released: August 13, 2009
Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Number of Players: 1-2 (Offline), 2 (Online)
Number of Trophies / Achievements: 12 (PS3), 12 (Xbox 360)
Rated: T (Teen) 

Our Rating: 9/10

The King Of Fighters 12

It was meant to put The King Of Fighters series back on the map but completely failed in that attempt. The game lacks in many aspects, from characters and stages to story and modes. It is not worth the full retail price of $60 with all of its limited content though true fans of the series may still find enjoyment playing against a friend.
Released: July 23, 2009
Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Number of Players: 1-2 (Offline), 2 (Online)
Number of Trophies / Achievements: 51 (PS3), 50 (Xbox 360)
Rated: T (Teen)

Our Rating: 5/10

BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger

BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger is a 2D fighting game filled with fast paced action, beautiful design, a bunch of unlockables, great characters, etc. BlazBlue will probably appeal to most fighting fans and maybe even those somewhat interested in fighting games. The controls are fluid and accessible but at the same time can be used for some sick fighting skills. Match replays from online multiplayer can be saved and viewed later in the games replay theater. One thing that makes this game different from most fighting games is how the story mode offers 3 different pathways for each fighter.
Released: June 30, 2009
Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Number of Players: 1-2 (Offline), 6 (Online)
Number of Trophies / Achievements: 51 (PS3), 50 (Xbox 360)
Rated: T (Teen)

Our Rating: 9/10

UFC 2009: Undisputed

UFC 2009: Undisputed graphics are amazing and it truly captures the real feel of a UFC fight. The roster for this game is incredible, featuring 80 fighters. The controls are good besides the learning curve for grappling, the gameplay is great (especially when you get a flash k.o.). It's a must own for all UFC fans and fighting fans.
Released: May 19, 2009
Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Number of Players: 1-2 (Offline), 2 (Online)
Number of Trophies / Achievements: 31 (PS3), 30 (Xbox 360)
Rated: T (Teen)

Our Rating: 8.7/10

Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic

Rag Doll  Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic was released on the PSN (PlayStation Network) for $10. This game is weird and funny, but then gets boring and doesn't really make you want to play more then a few times. The song that plays over and over again while in the menu gets really annoying real fast. It's gameplay is different and fun but can also be very frustrating when trying to get a high score considering its not that easy for some of the challenges. It has multiplayer but not online which is a draw back. Just as its name suggests it's gameplay uses rag doll physics. It also offers a create a player system which is amusing and fun just don't go expecting your character to look anything like you. When you beat the challenges and get certain scores you'll unlock more items for your created character to wear such as boxing gloves, bear ears, etc.
Released: April 9, 2009
Platforms: PlayStation 3 (Exclusive)
Number of Players: 1-4 (Offline)
Number of Trophies: 12
Rated: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older)

Our Rating: 7/10

Street Fighter 4

Street Fighter 4 is extremely fun, once you start playing you wont want to stop, it feels and plays just like it did back in the day only now it has online modes and looks beautiful. Street Fighter 4 is a must own for every system owner.
Released: February 17, 2009
Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Number of Players: 1-2 (Offline), 2 (Online)
Number of Trophies / Achievements: 48 (PS3), 48 (Xbox 360)
Rated: T (Teen)

Our Rating: 9/10

Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe

Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is surprisingly an ok game. The game features a total of 22 characters from both sides along with some new fighting mechanics. Introduced into the series are free fall fighting (when players fight in the air as both fighters are falling to a lower level in an arena), rage mode (makes you stronger and allows you to break your opponents guard), klose kombat (both fighters exchanging hits for a few as the camera zooms in), and test your might (when a fighter is smashed through a series of walls and both players must repeatedly tap buttons), they are fun but nothing groundbreaking. One thing that is cool is how throughout each fight your character will bruise and their clothes will tear. As for the story mode, both stories are pretty much the same. A portal has somehow been opened that allows both sides to cross each others worlds, you have the option of picking either side, though you play with a specific character depending on the cutscene. All in all, if your looking for a fun fighting game for a few hours then this is might be the game for you.
Released: November 16, 2008 

Platforms: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

Number of Players: 1-2 (Offline), 2 (Online)

Number of Trophies / Achievements: 43 (PS3), 50 (Xbox 360)

Rated: T (Teen)

 Our Rating: 8/10