Though the graphics did disappoint me all was made better as the game has great sound, a creative control scheme, a good single player campaign and a robust multiplayer mode.

The shortness of the game doesn't give it very much replay value.

Kameo is exceptional and will entertain the whole family. The experience is awe-inspiring and is going to be a tough act for other adventure games to follow.

Something bothered me though as there was no story in the intro and this can make the game really confusing to those who have never played the Donkey Kong Country games before.

Although the shot method utilized in this game is great, average graphics and other control issues, combined with some questionable A.I, bring down the overall score of this title.

Yes - there were many technical issues with this game, but at the end of the day, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 - Mutant Nightmare won the hearts of my Game Testers because it was challenging, and there was enough going on to keep them entertained.

It's by far the greatest WW2 game to date and it will be so for a long time.

The textures and vibrence of colours simulate the terrain perfectly.

The game is large and complex but all the elements interact with each other with such cohesiveness and fluidity.

In what could have been a disaster, Fuse Games has taken the Metroid name and applied it to a really great looking and great playing pinball game.

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.

SOTC must be played to be enjoyed to it’s fullest as the compelling storyline and moving music will instantly hook the gamer to explore it’s depths completely.

I actually found myself giggling from time to time as I tried everything I could to keep my opponents behind me.

The average graphics and sound, and the slow responsiveness of the control, manage to bring this game down a few notches in score.

Stubbs the Zombie: Rebel Without a Pulse is for the gamer looking for some mindless fun with tons of carnage.

For fans of the genre, American Wasteland will deliver more of the same, with an added beefy story mode option that flushes out a fairly interesting narrative, moving the game up a notch from pervious titles.

The story and graphics really impressed me to the point where I couldn't even sleep without dreaming about grids and battle tactics.

The brightest star in the title is the online component and this aspect of SOCOM really had me sold as it has a great balance of features, huge maps, full rooms and minimal hiccups.

The graphics have been improved and new gameplay modes are well implanted. However, as with the original effort, there are still some AI problems that plague this latest on-ice effort.

With much improved graphics and shooting, and the inclusion of commentary, this game has made some positive steps forward. However AI issues still manage to stop this game from making even more progress.

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.

I was surprised at how much content there was as I expected it to be very quick and easy, catering to its target market. However, it has a lot of meat to it.

An enjoyable point and click adventure that has a few quirks that stop it from being a great game. With a short length and linear style to it, the game really is over too quickly.

The best first person shooter I've played on the XBOX to date.

Despite some technical shortcomings the game has a strong and involving storyline.

A great game for those not wanting a complicated storyline mixed in with a fair amount of detail and strategy.

The sound effects are insane and have a very high level of detail.

I would class NHL 2K6 as more of an NHL 2K5.5, as this game does not improve on last year's version as much as I hoped.