Gamepro has a review of Battlefield 2: MC.

The Battlefield rules of operation apply in Modern Combat. Much like previous Battlefield games, the gameplay is a mix of fast first-person shooting with a hint of authenticity of the era in which you’re fighting. Battlefield 2: Modern Combat excels online. Too bad the single player experience isn’t as exciting. The visual and audio package is suitable for Battlefield 2. In general, the areas look great, but there is noticeable draw-in where you’d least expect it.

They give the game a 4 out of 5 for fun factor. The only thing to dip below that rating is the controls which score a 3 out of 5.

Xboxic reviews Oblivion, which was recently released for the Xbox 360, and they make it sound like the game to own.

When you start you need to create a character. You can customize literally everything, from obvious things like the character’s class (Warrior, Mage etc.) and race to less common things like face and birth sign. Especially the face customization sets the bar for the level of detail found throughout the whole game: we’re not just talking eye color here, but inner brow level, cheek width, hair length and angle of the eyes. To round it all off, your chosen age is realistically factored into the looks of the character.

For a score, they give The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion a nine out of ten. They single point off comes from the minor irritatations in the graphics and the lack of surprise attacks.

1UP.com has posted a preview of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion which gives a first look at the game after twenty hours of play time.

About 20 hours into The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and this sucker is just getting started. Where most videogames would be wrapping things up, I’m just starting to get a handle on the story and my character. And that’s just fine. No, that’s just great.

Because Oblivion is a game with an embarrassment of riches (including a beefy 50 achievements to earn in the Xbox 360 version). The world is enormous and packed with things to do, the use-based character development and skill system is insanely rich and full of choices, and there are more core quests, side quests, miniquests, and simple oddball things to do than in any 10 games combined.

I am not into long RPG’s, and so I don’t think this game is for me, but if you want to spend hundreds of hours working on a character, you might want to snatch a copy as soon as it hits store shelves, as I have a feeling it is going to sell quickly.

Pocket-lint looks at GRAW, and gives it a decent review. They liked the graphics, amount of action, and the ability to command vehicles. They did not really like is that it was not as tactical as some might have wanted, and that you need a big television to see all the HUD elements.

While the Xbox360 still suffers from a lack of good solid titles, Ubisoft’s Ghost Recon is hoping to put an end to that on the tactical squad based first person shooter side, but has the game got what it takes to win through?

Based across a sprawling Mexico City landscape the game takes the Ghost Recon series to a new level. Graphics are impressively sharp, sound movie-like and better still the gameplay to match.

In the end they give Ghost Recon 3: Advanced Warfighter an eight out of ten.

It looks like 360 Monster was impressed with Far Cry Instincts Predator, but only a few points over average, as the title only earned a seven out of ten, though graphics and audio managed to squeak out an eight.

All in all Farcry Instincts Predator is a mixed bag. Multiplayer is solid, fun and varied due to the mapmaker, vehicles and lots of guns. Singleplayer is great looking, vast in size and will immerse the player in the game world but has not really changed much at all since last year, which will disappoint many and may dissuade them from not picking up the game on launch (31st March). For those not having a background in Farcry it is a good buy and you will have hours of fun in singleplayer, multiplayer and mapmaking to your hearts content.

I have not tried this game yet on any platform, but after reading the review, I might rent it and give it a go.

IGN reviews Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, and they give it an outstanding 9.2 out of 10. It looks like if you like first person shooters, you can’t pass up on this game, and even if you don’t like FPS’s, you should grab this game.

Having spent the last weekend playing it non-stop again, I’ve reached many of the same conclusions I arrived at before and a few new ones. GRAW, as we’ve come to call it, is a first-rate game, one that not only looks next gen, but plays like it.

The list of impressive additions is long and detailed, just as the feature list is, but the core elements to this game emerge from the single-player campaign’s integrated presentation and graphics, which tie the game together like few before it. Both are impressive and well-handled and more significantly, they affect and enhance the most important thing, gameplay.