Katamari Forever is more a homage to the franchise than a new entry. It might to be enough for the fans, but it's great for people who enter this surreal world for the first time.

Its lack of ambition is too obvious. Graphics, sounds and control are good, but it has no emotion and has no surprises.

Invite some friends, grab some beers, SingStar Queen and a couple of mics and you'll have everything you need for a memorable evening singing classics like Under Pressure or Somebody to Love. It's only flaw is that many songs were already available on the SingStore.

The remastering process is not as good as we expected, but those three games are still quite fun and addictive.

If Just Dance was the king of social games, this sequel improves the formula even further. If you want to make a party at your own house right now Just Dance 2 is your best bet to be successful.

Besides an interesting story, The Secret World's most important feature is a new character progression system, but there are also many things that Funcom needs to fix.

A nice fighting game with great graphics, but the adventure mode is just horrible.

The sequel is far worse than the original game. We don't know if it was lack of development time, budget or ideas, but Mafia II is not what 2K promised to fans.

Great production values are not surprising in a game coming from Crytek, but it's a shame that Fibble confuses 'casual gaming' with 'too easy gaming'.

The new Syndicate works especially well in its cooperative mode, where the whole reboot idea is completely justified.

Not a new step in the genre, but Rocketbirds shows a refined formula that works beautifully.

A better arcade fighting game than expected, PlayStation All Stars is pretty interesting thanks to the Cross-Buy option.

A great way of experiencing Move while we wait for hardcore games.

Recommended for platform game fans, but it's a shame that Ubi has not improved a bit a dated formula from 2003.

Mini Ninjas is not an excellent game, but it's a very recommendable title for all ages.

Rios and Salem certainly don't lack charisma, but this saga won't fulfill all of its potential until it stops gathering ideas from other games.

Shadow Fall shows what Sony's new machine is able to do in terms of graphics, but behind its beautiful façade there's a by the numbers first person shooter that you won't remember in a few months.

It could have been much better, but also much worse. You won't regret giving this game an opportunity.

A good game that never finds its place: Sonic All-Stars Racing Transformed is much better, and ModNation Racers offers the same build/share/play philosophy.

Exactly the kind of the change needed by the franchise, although this new game depends too much on luck and randomness.

It's more or less the same tribute to Nintendo's 8 bit era as the first NES Remix, but this time the game selection is stronger and the level design a bit better.

Maxis has filled this tenth expansion with a lot of content, but The Sims 3 starts to feel a bit overboard.

This is not an instant classic like the first or second entries in the Silent Hill franchise, but it's clearly one of the best games in this genre for a portable console.

You never truly become the character, and that's the reason why this virtual world does never feel fully interesting.

Scribblenauts Unlimited only extends the vocabulary, but with no clear direction. We hope the developers reconsider their strategy for the next game if they want to save what once was a great idea.

If you've bought the PlayStation Move and like platform games mixed with puzzles then you should really give Funky Lab Rat an opportunity.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine is a game that won't be a significant part of gaming history, but it's an entertaining one while it lasts. Its classical arcade playability, ultraviolence and charismatic main character make Raven's game a great option for fans of the comic and the movie it's based on.

It's a nice game, but shows quite a few mistakes in some key areas.