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Combo filled asskicking, leading troops into battle, and epic Chinese History come together again for Dynasty Warriors 6.

If you’ve never played Dynasty Warriors you’re missing out on massive battlefields confronting waves and waves of enemy soldiers ready to be trampled by your horse. The graphics are amazing, but check it out for yourself after the break. Available for XBox 360, too. $60.

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This title is just a great excuse to gear up your Wii Zapper and go blasting.

Take on zombies galore in House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return, which brings back the 2nd and 3rd editions of the arcade game to play on the Wii.

There are two-player and multiplayer modes to enjoy, and nothing gives us more pleasure than punishing zombies. $30.

You can either opt to get Nyko’s Wireless Nunchuk for the Wii, or get the wireless adapter for your original Nunchuk. This adapter is a pretty cool solution for your Wiimote experience. $20.

The fourth installment of the Devil May Cry series comes hard with some slashing, shooting, and grabbing with your demonic claw thing.

The graphics are phenomenal and the gameplay is pretty good, a demo is available at the Playstation Store. View the trailer after the break.

It’s also available on XBox 360 and there’s a collector’s edition for a little more. $60.

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It’s finally here and it’s pretty scary; scary because you’ll think that these cars are real life as opposed to HD graphics.

Honestly speaking, a driving game can’t get much more realistic than Gran Turismo: 5 Prologue, not until we have HD 3D holograms. Don’t just take our word for it, check out the footage after the break. $40.

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Perhaps a racing game has never looked so good, especially racing around an urban area in a muscle car. In Burnout Paradise you can burn rubber all over Paradise City (where the grass is green and the girls are pretty).

Burnout Paradise isn’t just a racing game, it’s much more sandbox-like as it allows you to cruise and crash all around the city in several different modes and online play. See the trailer after the break. Available for XBox 360 also. $60.

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This seems to be the Wii’s first real attempt at dabbling in the sandbox genre of video games (i.e. Grand Theft Auto).

In No More Heroes, you’re some sort of hired assassin character that goes around kicking ass with your “Beam Katana” which seems to be a knockoff lightsaber. If only the game let you use Jedi Mind Tricks on Japanese schoolgirls, now that would be something. $50.

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We suppose it doesn’t really compare to scuba diving in an actual coral reef, but Endless Ocean may offer a distant second. You’re plunged into a deep sea world where you control where you go and how you go there, without time limits or intricate storylines. Get familiar with a manta ray, and get frisky with dolphins if you so desire.

It’s perfect for free-spirited Wii enthusiasts, but it’s a little too wussy for us murderous sea dogs (at least publicly). $30.

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