Just fun to play. Fans of the series will be more then satisfied and newcomers will be amazed at how addictive this game is.

But if you don’t mind your BMX mixed with a whole heap of fun (why wouldn’t you?) then you’ll love the game’s unique concept, giant courses and impressive graphics.

The voice acting seems a bit too much for the game but suits the game well and adds some character.

In terms of gameplay and balance, Battlefront II is a massive improvement over its predecessor.

The only real gripe there can be used against Sphinx is the sound, more so the lack of voice acting but you soon get over that after awhile and agonize more about the puzzles involved in the game. With Sphinx begins a new platformer legend that hopefully we will see a lot more of in future.

Evolution isn't much of an evolution from "Instincts." That being said Evolution is still a top notch title.

The idea was great. An action-packed explosive futuristic urban warfare FPS – but Eidos have not spent enough time on graphics, sound, story, handling and marketing.

If you were hooked on the original then purchasing The Stunts & Effects pack is a good buy!

It's not that interesting all the way through, but the storyline does expand and the ending is something to fight for.

One of the better horror games out there and will definitely give you a fright factor, definitely recommended for horror fans.

Voice acting is outstanding; your character is even voiced by Temuera Morrison, Jango Fett himself.

Indeed a very hard game, and is probably not recommended for a newcomer to strategy games, however the hardcore fan will love the challenge, with loads of unlockables and many hours of strenuous wars.

Almost everything in the game is related to something from one of the episodes, and in the end you get the impression that the developers have sat down and watched every episode of The Simpsons, placing small elements from each episode into the game.

This may not be the game for car fanatics. It's the game more for the Mario Kart-ers, in the sense that it's not that deep, but provides simple and mindless entertainment for the short time that you need it.

The game has a heap of different game play modes, but the game is long and gets boring. Multiplayer is where the game shines.

It's great being able to play through all three of the latest movies in one sitting, even if their storylines are a little watered down.

The game is entertaining and challenging missions, excellent writing, terrific voice acting, and the way it recaptures the feeling of one of the greatest American films of all time.

Keeping alive the 2D platform on the little handheld that could make a retro junkie like me all warm and fuzzy inside, and it's an excellent throwback to the days of the 16-bit era where robots were ass kicking machines and a wrong step would have you plunging to your death, impaled through your metal chassis on a pit of spikes.

It has the appealing cartoon cutesy humour, the controls and gameplay we all know and love, plenty of extras and a few new surprises.

Heroes V brings all Heroes fans back to their origins as the game builds on all of the series' past experiences to make a truly epic game. Days of campaigning is involved in beating Heroes V, and RTS fans will most definitely feel that their money has been well invested.

Gliding across the sea watching numerous other ships and submarines firing at each other with planes flying overhead is great, and adds to the tension and representation of World War II.

A great game but the fact that everything it delivers has been seen and done before brings it down.

It breathes new life into the puzzle genre and looks fun enough to make sure that it appeals to more then just fans of puzzle games.

The Suffering is more about exploration and action and less about surviving does a great job of providing us a horrific action game.

The wall move, Groundbreaker, Groundbreaker 2, character over styling and the wacky over the top showmanship from the characters keeps the game play fresh.

The principles of the game are very simple but the game is incredibly enjoyable for all ages.

An enjoyable game but has quite a few flaws, most of which are graphical.

The gameplay is fast and frantic as you dash between managing your casinos and outside complex, the graphics are excellent despite the fact that you may need to lower some settings for a smooth-running experience and the sound and music is perfectly suited.