Lots of holiday releases mean lots of community reviews. Keep working, friends, and I will keep recognizing your efforts!

Arkham City review: Dark Knight rises above expectations
By Siri Karri

I don't know if you've heard, but a new Batman game recently came out. Siri got a chance to play through this open world romp and wrote a glowing review. Seriously, I don't know Siri too well, but I'm assuming that this is one of his new favorite titles ever. Or maybe he's just always this enthusiastic. He must be a hit at parties.

Nuclear Dawn: The unlikely marriage of FPS and RTS
By Chris "Cosmo" Ross

Chris actually won Nuclear Dawn from a contest we ran. Of course, the stipulation was that he would have to write about this first-person shooter/real-time strategy hybrid. We put our contest winners to work! Thankfully, Chris does a great job explaining how a game that mixes two unrelated genres works at all.

Rage review (X360): A wasteland in more ways than one
By Tristan Damen

The sound design is the first thing Tristan praises about Rage. I usually don't take that as a great sign, but he does go on to give high marks to this FPS for its solid fundamentals. He does have issues with the relatively small open world and flat story, though.

Forza Motorsport 4 review
By Timothy Pecoraco

I am not a car person, so I get little enjoyment from realistic racers like Forza Motrosport 4. Timothy was much more welcoming, praising this Xbox 360 exclusive for its breadth of content. I almost feel compelled to give the game a try. Almost.

The Best of Gaming Horror Part IV -- Dino Crisis
By Stan Rezaee

Here's a series that we need to bring back. Don't tell me that we don't have a place on store shelves for a survival-horror game with dinosaurs. I'm sure that Stan would agree, seeing as he just provided us with this fond look back on the original Dino Crisis.