WarHawk

"It's not easy to create a multiplayer game that's utterly accessible to first-timers and yet varied enough to have serious legs. Sure, it has its share of flaws, and enough areas for improvement to look forward to a sequel or expansion. And paying $40 for a game that lacks any single-player mode whatsoever certainly feels a little...much. It feels like half a game, but it costs more than half the retail price of a PS3 title, and it's hard to ignore that. But you're paying $40 for a game that should provide dozens -- perhaps even hundreds -- of hours of frantic, addictive, online-shooter fun. That's more than a lot of games offer. And what about that $60 retail version? That one's easier: The inclusion of the middle-of-the-road Jabra Bluetooth headset makes it a reasonably priced package -- if you don't already have a headset (USB or Bluetooth) you're happy with. Otherwise...look, understand that Warhawk is engaging, addictive, reasonably long-lasting fun. It's just not quite $40 worth."

"Whether you do your best work on foot, in a tank, or in the air, you will have plenty of exciting options to choose from in Warhawk."

"It may be multiplayer only, it may not have bots, and it may have a steep learning curve, but Warhawk lives up to its billing: a AAA experience that is an adrenaline rush for online fans. Large worlds, balanced combat mechanics and impressively deep server mechanics help this fast paced game soar. Regardless if you happen to prefer the retail version or the downloadable PSN title, this Sony exclusive shouldn't pass PS3 owners by."