SynopsisFour years have gone by since the aftermath of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and a tension smolders through the world of Azeroth. As the races begin to rebuild their shattered kingdoms, new threats, both ancient and ominous, arise to plague the world. Return to Azeroth for a journey with thousands of players in a massively multiplayer online world.Take on the role of a Warcraft hero and begin a quest across this vast world. There are more than 1,000 handwritten quests to be completed. Battle against the fiery dragons of Blackrock Spire, cleanse the undead from the ziggurats of Stratholme and take part in many other adventures. Explore environments that immerse you in this unique and legendary land. You will join with thousands of other players in one world and either join forces or battle against each other. The content of the game will constantly change from month to month with new challenges and adventures created by a dedicated live team. Begin your own epic quest in a unique online world.

Wolfenstein on Xbox 360 brings the Nazi's dark obsession with the occult to life, by intertwining fast-paced, intense story-driven combat with a diverse sci-fi experience. As BJ Blazkowicz, a highly decorated member of the Office of Secret Actions (OSA), you are sent on a special mission into the heart of the Third Reich to investigate evidence that the SS hierarchy may possess a new and mysterious power.

Learn more about Battlefield: Bad Company - Xbox 360. (Flash demo) SynopsisA band of renegade soldiers prowls through a dangerous landscape, risking everything in a quest for personal gain. The battlefield around them looms with violence. The air is thick with danger and the possibilities for destruction are immense. And the fun is just getting started. Take the battlefield by land, air or sea with dozens of new vehicles, weapons and toys and get ready for explosive experimentation. Battlefield: Bad Company bursts with excitement from the moment you set foot on the battlefield. With environments that are nearly 100 percent destructible, the possibilities are endless. Shape the battlefield to suit your playing style. Demolish structures down to their foundations. Stunning graphics bring the scope of the destruction to vivid life before your eyes, while dozens of subtle changes to the first-person shooter formula provide a true "through the gun" experience as you fire your weapon. With every shot and explosion, Bad Company immerses you in a hail of intense action.

Asian cinema fans who were rightly up in arms regarding U.S. distributor Miramax's decidedly shoddy treatment of the film upon stateside release may find some solace in the fact that, even if they couldn't get things right during the theatrical run, Miramax seems to have taken their criticism to heart when preparing the DVD release of Stephen Chow's hit comedy. Upon inserting the disc into their DVD player, viewers are immediately prompted with the choice of viewing either the abbreviated U.S. theatrical cut of the film or the original (and much preferred) Hong Kong version. Whichever road one chooses to travel, Miramax has taken great care to give the film a solid visual presentation -- the 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer sporting beautiful colors and even skin tones. If there is one complaint to be made about the transfer, it's that it does display a notable amount of edge enhancement, but that's a small gripe given what could have become of this release. The English, French (on the U.S. version), and Chinese Dolby Digital 5.1 audio tracks are bold and clean in both versions, with English and Spanish subtitles rendered in easy-to-read, bold yellow font. Though there are no bonus materials to speak of, fans will no doubt find the inclusion of the fantastic original Chinese cut of the film the only feature needed to justify the purchase of this disc.