The game’s story and presentation are good. Really good. And we’d like to be able to see what happens. But the gameplay is just “okay”, and you get the feeling you’re just playing through it for the story.

Final Fight: Streetwise pretty much fails to please. A boring story greets you in the main form of gameplay, while the alternate Arcade mode focuses on the lackluster combat.

Y’s The Ark of Napishtim was an okay PS2 title. Now, it’s an okay PSP title with virtually nothing new to offer. At least the game’s low-res textures look better on PSP’s lower-res screen.

Generation of Chaos delivers real-time strategy thrills on the go; but Disgaea fans be warned: this is not turn-based tactics!

Most of the game will be spent staring at constant loading screens, 30 second races where you either win or lose by a huge margin, or cursing your team leader for constantly starting a turf war when you want to go back to your garage and update your car.

falls down due to graphical flaws that, while forgivable on PSP, just aren’t when it comes to PS2 titles.

This year’s outing of MLB ’06 is a solid baseball game with plenty of features built in specifically to appeal to the PSP market.

Can Donald Trump fire himself for greenlighting this?

Gamers would do well to let the past die and move on.

The game’s two biggest failings are that it’s too short and too easy.

Novice or expert, TOCA is your game. The sheer range of features and novelties make this game an absolute pleasure to play. Get it now!

At the core of this mess is a title that was once one of the best games on the GameCube, but it has since grown stale with age, has lost the perfect controls that helped to define it, and traded in elements of the presentation that worked for others that only make the game worse.

MS Saga: A New Dawn is a sharp RPG that introduces the Mobile Suit franchise into the genre with style.

A somewhat okay RPG with pretty characters and some all right game play, but far too tedious for the average gamer.

For absolute diehard Sonic fans only (and even then it shouldn't be played)

The Rainbow Six series has taken a major step back, and is nowhere near as good as it used to be. Let’s just hope Red Storm goes back to basics in the next outing, and we forget this rather unfortunate incident.

If you like biting your controller and being frustrated at a game that freezes after you've failed to save it for 8 missions, it's for you.

The only way this game could be any better is if it were WiFi compatible.

Get this game if you’ve got a 360 and friends to play against, you’ll have a blast.

The design of the game will be familiar to all fans of the series, and I believe it’s safe to saw that Grandia III may be the best installment of the series so far. A must-have, especially for fans of the series.

Is it fun? Barely. It's an untapped section of the WWII experiance so it does have a bit of novelty there.

It all just seems like a misguided mixture of various RTS games. There’s a dash of Age of Empires, a shake of Civilisation and a spoonful of Rise of Nations; there just isn’t enough there to make Empire Earth II: Art of Supremacy an original game in its own right.

If you like biting your controller and being frustrated at a game that freezes after you've failed to save it for 8 missions, it's for you.

The company promised Soul Calibur and delivered Street Fighter in its battle system. The final verdict on Tales of Legendia is that it’s a solid entry and an enjoyable game

Destined for the bottom of the bargain bin. Stay away from this one.

You get a fairly standard sports game that doesnt harken to one person or another, its just the sports. Really at this price, its a good deal for the kids.

Torino 2006 for the Xbox also suffers from the same stale one button simplicity of the PS2 version.

GT Legends may appeal more to hardened racers, but it may tempt the more inexperienced group of gamers too.