As with the incredible "Black," Criterion keep proving they know how to make a game.

Burnout devotees will love it but this is a game made for casual gamers. There's no massive skill required, it's a terrific accessible game for anyone.

This is not just the best survival horror game yet; it's one of the best games of this generation. Every aspect of the game shines.

This is an enormous world that will leave you enchanted, occasionally regretting your decisions, sometimes proud and always enthralled.

It is the best looking, best driving game (even if the racing is pretty ordinary) out there.

It offers lightning fast gameplay, beautiful graphics, streamlined control and near flawless networking. It's no exaggeration to say that you won't find a more feature-packed, high quality first person shooter on store shelves today.

It's undeniably one of the best games ever developed, it looks fantastic and it's in many ways the very essence of video gaming.

Almost frustratingly, you'll come across interactive objects that lead nowhere and have been included simply for realism's sake, which really demonstrates the kind of attention to detail that's evident in every facet of this production.

Put simply, this is one of the best racing games of all time.

Ninja Gaiden's greatest strength is its combat system, which gradually evolves as you progress through the game.

Crucial to the succes of the game is the fact that the combat system works.

It isn't a game that truly pushes the envelope, but it is one of the best shooters we've played in years, and it's one of the most solid multiplayer packages ever released.

It's true that Valve's sequel isn't as revolutionary as the original was back in 1998, but it's arguably the best first person shooter you've ever played, and that certainly makes it worth your while.

There isn't an annoying or bewildering array of modes because Rockstar had a single-minded ambition to create a game you play with your mates. Play the training modules if you like, but you won't need them. It's that good.

One of the most impressive tiles to see release ever, and despite aspects of unrealistic handling in some vehicles; the game is near perfect.

If you're a fan of the Astro Boy character, buying Astro Boy: Omega Factor is a no-brainer. But even if you're not, the game is produced so well in every regard that it's well worth playing through.

The game's damage model has also been vastly improved.

This is the best Tekken game you’ll play this side of the PS3, easily surpassing "Tekken 4" and "Tekken Tag Tournament" to claim the title. It’s fast, it’s furious, it’s a pleasure to play and a joy to watch.

It isn’t just a brilliant game, it’s an experience not to be missed.

An absolute masterpiece. It takes gaming to a whole new level, will last you a long time, and is an absolute must for any Nintendo fan, or anyone remotely interested in gaming.

Put simply, this is one of the best racing games of all time...[and] one of the most fast-paced, visceral racing games you will ever play.

Clearly, this isn't another shooter which you'll blow through in an action-packed weekend, it's a game all about discovery and patience.

A game that practically reinvents the original and presents what's arguably one of the most visceral, compelling fighting experiences you're likely to have this side of 2005.

The Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack is brimming with excellent ideas and terrific multiplayer action awaits.

It's a true classic, and at $59.95 (AU), it's a steal.

This kind of multiplayer in Sony's family friendly mascot franchise may sound odd, but it's actually a whole lot of fun, and offers the kind of compelling team-based experience that's traditionally not found in console shooters.

It's extremely funny but at the same time littered with dark moments as your Locos are attacked by nasty black spikey things from your childhood nightmares.

This game is an absolute ripper, with all the traditions of Burnout remaining intact for a mostly perfect move to the handheld. Another belter from Criterion.