Special in its own way, and is a one-of-a-kind in a market full of games that have been done over oh so many times.

The swimming is clunky, and the game is way too easy, and hence, short. Ultimately, it's the perfect rental.

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

Solid gameplay, an excellent story-line, interesting moments, unique puzzles, and massive environments, however every game has its down points and unfortunately Devil May Cry’s biggest down points are annoying ones.

The game's ending lacks excitement and closure, but rest assured this is due to the fact that the story is to be continued when the next game in the series - currently in development and only recently announced - is released.

The best part is, you can then control the rest of your Sim's life after they complete their major, so you can set them up for a perfect life of health and wealth.

It takes about an hour to get used to the controls, learning how to counter punch, duck weave, and throw all the different punches.

Knocks out the competition with realistic boxing and more in-depth game play features.

It’s one of the better fighting games that we’ve experienced, and that includes such greats as Dead or Alive Ultimate, Mortal Kombat Deception, Soul Calibur II, and so on.

It may be a long full game, but other racing games on the market are faster and more action packed.

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.

The game’s graphics are far from amazing – facial detail aside, of course – but overall Kessen III is an innovative and highly-enjoyable title, delivering a fresh and even blend of action and strategy with menus and statistic systems that are easy to learn and to get into and far from convoluted.

SFAC plays as solidly as ever, the same tight controls, decent mix of well balanced and nutty characters.

Just an average game really. Nothing really grabs you to keep playing.

It’s a shame though that the game only lasts for about 4-5 hours though, as Constantine could have been a good 3rd person shooter adventure if done properly.

You'll use the DS to its fullest capacity, with games utilising the both screens, the stylus and the microphone. But as has become the norm with the series, it is way too short.

The Arwing levels improved from Dinosaur Planet, while the on-foot ones worsened.

Brings a unique blend of innovative - if slightly mediocre at times - stealth adventuring with exciting gladiatorial battles that utilise one of the most enjoyable fighting systems yet.

Simply a mediocre action adventure composed of recycled concepts and poor attempts at innovation that not even Tekken fans will enjoy.

Well written, well composed, and full of imaginative ideas, if perhaps lacking a little polishing on the integration of those ideas.

The new trick stick really gives you a lot more variety in moves and brings a lot more variety to the game play.

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

The most entertaining and humorous game available.

Also the fact you can buy one copy of the game to play multiplayer will help to make this game popular.

If you’re a Punisher fan, you’ll most likely love this game. It offers a good solid campaign that will last around six to ten hours depending on how fast you cruise through it.

Black Monday has a few glaring faults with control, over your character, targeting and a camera system that hurts the overall game play experience.

Resident Evil 4's gameplay is astounding.

What is impressive about the game is the massive amount of replayability available to you.