Everybody loves to dance. Or at least, everybody loves to try and dance. For those that want to bust some moves without busting their hips in the process, games such as "Audition" will allow them to do just that. Audition Season 2 is an online multiplayer casual rhythm game produced by T3 Entertainment. You'll play as either a male or female dancer against other players while grooving to some of today's popular dance beats on your way to becoming digitally famous.

If you pay attention to game ads, you never see a game being promoted as second best. It's always, "come and join us we're number 1!" or "this is way better than this game". The problem however is that the game that brags the loudest tends to disappoint the most.

In the world of MMOs, Diablo has been the usual basis for a lot of MMOs that uses the dungeon crawling experience because of the sheer simplicity yet addictive nature of the game's overall design and concept.

Battle of the Immortals is a medieval fantasy themed MMO set in the world of Motenia three hundred years after Ragnarok (or the end of the world). Ruled by the tyrant Dragon Emperor, the elves banded together to overthrow this tyrant by sealing him and his army with the aid of ancient magic. In preparation for the evil emperor's return, warriors from all over the world seek the great power source to ready themselves for what is yet to come. The story is quite catchy though rather generic in a way. We have the old gods, the draconian tyrant, and the presence of a greater power. Created by the makers of Perfect World, Battle of the Immortals comes with a lot of similar yet updated features. You may see a lot of familiar aspects in the game mechanics but what truly matters is how well it stands out in today's gaming meta.

7Million is a MMO that puts you in the seat of a criminal trying to make his way in the underworld. You take on quests that put your skill as a criminal to the test honing your craft and eventually making you one of the most distinguished criminals in Paradise City.

For people who just can't get enough of dynamic combat systems and flashy moves, this game is definitely for you. Also known as Mo Siang and Titan Online, Azuga delivers the  fine art of combat, guaranteed to satisfy the most hardcore of MMO fighters. The game is heavily influenced by the ancient Asian culture, specifically ancient China where various forms of martial arts were formed. Background concepts and such are easily identified as that of the Chinese, with a mixture of fine Japanese structures that blend very well with the game's Kung Fu concept. Gamers welcome such hybrid concepts, as it adds up to the fantasy factor. It would be hella boring if the game is TOO real and historical, so the combination is a good idea.

Nearly 9 years ago I was playing Grand Theft Auto III for the first time and pondering over what it would be like if the game was made into an MMO, most likely seeing me and my buddies cruising around looking for some trouble. Most people growing up may have moved on to more sophisticated dreams, not me!

In the span of a year of writing reviews I've come across a lot of martial arts themed MMOs. However, each time I've tried a game there seems to be something lacking. I thought at first I'd have the same experience in ChangYou.com's martial arts themed MMO, Tian Long Ba Bu(TLBB), but I was wrong.

Football (soccer) is a very famous sport, and has spawned numerous games on all platforms from consoles to the PC. Whether it's FIFA, Pro Evolution, or other soccer games, much like basketball ports, virtual sports games have a certain linearity when it comes to game play. Maybe it's because the game has to follow a certain amount of rules that make them similar to one another, with only their graphic interfaces that provide the minor difference.

Sacred Seasons is a flash-based game that puts you in the shoes of cycle heroes whose mission is to take back the white city from the evil that has overrun it. The game is a mix of story-driven gameplay and a very engaging class system that you can say is similar to the job class system of console games Final Fantasy Tactics and Jean d'Arc.

It's been a while since I've heard of any major update from Funcom and Age of Conan so I was surprised to hear that the game finally released its first expansion pack, Rise of the Godslayer. This update piqued my interest so I dredged up my old account and went back into AoC.