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The game's unnamed protagonist finds himself a rising star in Liberty City's world of organized crime, after a vicious betrayal by his girlfriend leads to a chance encounter with a man by the name of 8-Ball. Soon after getting your feet wet doing a bit of driving for a local mob boss, you'll soon find that if you want to get anywhere, you're going to have to get your hands dirty. If you can keep your cool while keeping your employers happy, you just might get a shot at revenge.

Liberty City is a big place, and there's an incredible number of things to see and do. Not only that, there are countless ways you can go about seeing and doing them. While much of the fun in Grand Theft Auto III comes from doing your own thing and experimenting with the world around you, this guide should get you up to speed on the basics and help you get everything possible out of this groundbreaking game.

Soldier of Fortune II - Double Helix:
Soldier of Fortune II may lose the fictional Hawk, but it doesn't misplace the carnage. It's a straightforward shooter with dozens of weapons, gobs of gore, and the occasional need to sneak around people instead of shooting them in the face.

You'll take on the persona of John Mullins, elite mercenary and employee of the Shop, a secret agency based in Texas. In this guise you will travel to the far reaches of the world, from the humid jungles of Colombia to the barren tundra of Kamchatka. You'll face overwhelming odds and well-armed opponents, and you'll even have to find the occasional keycard.

But whether you're stuck in a particularly deadly choke point or you just can't figure out where to go next, this guide will answer any and all of your questions.

Spider-Man The Movie:
Bitten by a genetically altered spider, high school student Peter Parker is suddenly empowered with supernatural abilities, including Spider Sense, web-slinging, and wall crawling.

Take the role of Parker as he adapts to his new powers and becomes Spider-Man. But beware–the city's villains won't be pleased to see a new hero on the scene.

Features:
* All-new aerial combat and maneuverability.
* All-new super-villains.
* Relive Spider-Man's movie experiences and more.

WarCraft III Reign Of Chaos:
After years of role-playing with Diablo and sci-fi strategy with Starcraft, Blizzard is finally revisiting the franchise that originally propelled it to the top of the PC game heap: Warcraft. The newest game in the series, Warcraft III, is in many ways the most advanced and refined entry the real-time strategy genre has ever seen. The game features a variety of changes and improvements to the standard Blizzard RTS formula, including hero units, non-player enemies and buildings, and an increased reliance on smaller, more specialized groups of units rather than huge masses of troops.

Warcraft III contains a massive single-player experience that involves all four of its races. The humans and orcs of the past Warcraft games have returned, and the secretive night elves and vile undead join the fray in this newest installment. In addition, you'll be dealing with an additional, non-playable race of demons called the burning legion. The single-player campaigns in Warcraft III combine to form a continuous and compelling storyline, and we've put together a guide that will walk you through it every step of the way if you should run into trouble. Check out the Campaign Walk-Throughs section for detailed information on achieving victory in the single-player game.

Only two of the four races, the humans and the orcs, have been seen at all before Warcraft III, and even these two have undergone massive changes since their last time out, so we've also compiled a comprehensive rundown of the way each faction acquires resources, builds bases, and attacks enemies. Use this primer to familiarize yourself with the ins and outs of each race before you head into battle. Of course, practice makes perfect, so once you've armed yourself with the know-how, jump into the game and start your path to conquest.