With vibrant colours, decent sound and a new control scheme for the PSP, this portable version of this series will keep gamers busy for awhile.

Wolf of the Battlefield: Commando 3 is a short but fun ride.

For those who have lots of playtime with Zuma, or a Zuma-like game, in the past you may want to wait for a price break on this game as you have played it before. For those new to this style of game, welcome and enjoy your time with it.

Lionhead Studios tried to do some new things with this RPG, but, unfortunately they didn't quite make the impression that improved the game.

In many ways Wolfenstein is like watching your favourite hockey team make the playoffs only to lose in the first round.

In terms of Need for Speed Nitro, it is not perfect but it certainly is a base for EA Montreal to build upon to give Wii owners a truly compelling and unique racing game exclusive to Nintendo's home console.

Some things bothered me though. Firstly is that the dance pad moved around while you were playing and this would eventually lead to missed arrows.

This is a must have for your next social game night and a great addition to anyone’s party game collection.

Child of Eden is one of the most unique games you will play on the PS3. The addictive gameplay, vibrant visuals, solid sound and challenging level designs all make for game PlayStation Move owners should strongly consider. Just be aware, it is a short single player only experience that does not offer up much in the way of replay value.

Overall, The Tale of Despereaux for the DS is perfect game for those younger and somewhat experienced gamers who loved the movie and own a DS.

Perhaps five years from now a greatest hits game would have been more appropriate but for now diehards may just want just pick this one up as an extended rental.

A title that I had no idea would be so addicting. The graphics and sound are definitely basic, but it is gameplay that makes this title what it is.

The learning curve is higher than some gamers may want.

The campaign is simple and has many technical issues, however overall this latest version of the SOCOM series is a nice new twist to a workhorse of a franchise.

Camp Rock: The Final Jam follows the story of the movie pretty closely; however, there are some specific things that are not included or properly explained, and as a result it might be a good idea for any fans to watch the movie prior to playing the game to get the full storyline.

At the end of the day though, fans of Bond and the original GoldenEye from the N64, looking for some Bond action on the run, should give this game a serious look.

Consider it as a stocking stuffer for the PS2 holdouts in your life who haven’t gotten around to next gen yet.

Overall, Child of Eden is a strong title for the Kinect. It features some unique gameplay, solid visuals, excellent sound and is a game that can be highly enjoyable in short bursts. That being said, the game is short and the absence of any multiplayer modes hurts this title somewhat. When you consider Child of Eden's price tag, it is a game that is not incredibly deep and perhaps should have been left as an Xbox Live Arcade title for the Kinect.

If you are looking for the next great next-generation racer then Ferrari Challenge: Trofeo Pirelli is not quite it.

Aside for the difficult perceptive due to the lack of a better camera system, Aqua Aqua deserves more good points than bad.

Although there are some short comings in this latest game many diehards of this series can overlook this, but newbies to the series may be turned off.

Overall, Dance Central has all the necessary ingredients to make a fantastic dancing game. Fantastic tunes, slick looking visuals and an enjoyable experience for all, pretty much sums up Dance Central. This being said, Dance Central is light on features, offers up no single player story mode and a 32 songs out of the box is simply not enough in this day in age. So to say Dance Central has a lot of room for growth would be an understatement.

I can only hope that with advent of Revolution, as well as the DS solidifying itself as a innovative portable machine, that future releases of this fan favourite will finally advance beyond its staple gameplay and provide those who want to hunt Pokémon with a new style of play along with all new looks.

While 50 Cent: Blood in the Sand is an adequate shooter, it can get fairly repetitious quickly.

I know I'm not great at this genre, and I think it's my lack of skill, not the game. 1C always pour in the details and expects you to give back the same effort to succeed. However, it'd be nice if the game accounted for people like me! Men of War: Vietnam is a very full game for a bargain price.

At the end of the day Section 8 is not that bad of a game, but it is just that it isn’t a great one either.

Aside from being a really challenging title, Hard Corps: Uprising is also beautiful and a pleasure to look at with its highly detailed graphics.

Tinker Bell and The Lost Treasure is a perfect game for young girls and fans of the last two Tinker Bell movies. The game looks great and plays fine, but is awfully short in length of play.