Christmas is just around the corner and gamers are getting their wish lists ready. The top 10 games for the PS3 for this Christmas season cover all the genres. There are plenty of new games being released in October and November for the holiday season.

10-FIFA Soccer 2010 will be available in stores at the end of October. The game has 360 degree player control, adding to the already best soccer game out there. The game is very similar to last years release, but has added a few enhancements, to make the players moves, look more realistic.

9-Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 was released at the end of September. This game is very similar to the first, with a few new features. 3 new single player levels have been added. This newer version has also added 3 new heroines to the sword swinging action. This game is rated M.

8-Assassins Creed 2 is sure to be a hit, when it is released in the middle of November. The game is set in medieval times and provides plenty of action.

7-NBA Live 10, will be another game for the sports enthusiast. A player will be able to use their own strategy when making plays in the game, and adding to thrill of actually playing basketball.

6-Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 is a first person shooter game. The action is in modern day, and this newer version has added more weapons and attachments.

5-Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising a tactical military shooting game that was released in early October. Has plenty of weapons to choose from and great graphics to make the play very realistic.

4-Demon’s Souls is an action role playing game and has received excellent reviews. This is a challenging game and any experienced gamer will step appreciate the effort it takes to master this game.

3-Uncharted 2: Among Thieves an action adventure game with plenty of real excitement. This multi player game includes plenty of exploration and combat.

2-Madden 2010 is a long time favorite for football fans young and old.

1-Guitar Hero 5 has just been released. It includes a party play mode allowing several people to get in on the action.

By: Victor Vargo

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