A bland, rather boring game that belongs to the bargain bin or, at best, to the Xbox LIVE Arcade library.

Clearly this game was not in a condition to be published. Check it out only for a history lesson of "what went wrong".

Two great and two...not-so-great moments from SEGAs gaming history are included in this package. Sonic Adventure and Crazy Taxi surely worth the money, but it is clear that this collection was in need of some more well-known and loved games.

While Two Worlds II was a step forward for Reality Pump's RPG franchise, this "castle defense" spin-off is many steps back. It's quite easy to find many longer, better and cheaper games in the market.

Struggling with its episodic nature, Tales of Monkey Island makes an interesting addition to the franchise. Fans will love it and newcomers will enjoy it due to its beautiful world and storyline. Nevertheless, the endless ups and downs in quality of its story progression, keep it from becoming the classic it could be.

Probably the best chess game that ever graced our systems. Battle vs Chess is full of superb modes that give the classic game a "twist", and an A.I. based on the Fritz engine that will give a good challenge to new and experienced gamers alike.

A poorly designed and repetitive game that is based on the Cartoon Network TV series. Nothing to see (and do) here really.

The Sea Will Claim Everything asks its player to experience it slowly, immerse themselves in it and enjoy it, richly rewarding those that will actually do so. This is a game to be savoured, rather than powering through, with an excellent narrative, a beautiful art style, and wonderful music that trigger all kinds of memories of dreams we've forgotten or we never knew we had.

Another game based on the famous German TV Show. We're told that the TV Sow is good, but we know that this game isn't.

A tower-defense game with a strange concept and unique art direction. It's not the best game of the genre App Store has to offer, but it has its moments.

If you're looking for a "NES" type of platform game for your PC, Sugar Cube should be quite high on your list.

A hauntingly beautiful experience that offers both the relaxation and the suspense of deep sea diving in a simple yet enthralling way.

An interesting idea for a space flight sim that gets extremely repetitive quite fast. Recommended only for a rental.

Probably the best "mindless, arcade shooter" collection we've ever tried. Sam is definitely the "Duke" of the 00's.

Just another movie tie-in with some poor design choices that will appeal only to very young gamers.

Two years after its initial release, Deus Ex: Human Revolution remains a superb experience and an achievement in storytelling and gameplay.

A rather mediocre "endless runner" that loses whatever charm it has after a couple of hours.

If you love Spongebob we can only recommend this one once it'll find its place in the bargain bin.

Redlynx seems to have run out of original ideas with Fusion. Nevertheless, the new addition to this franchise is fun an addictive as hell.

OK, the stealth gameplay is not working and seems forced. But try Wolfenstein: The New Order as an old-school FPS and you'll have the best, gory, mindless time you've had with a game of this kind for a long time.

MotoGP 14 may not be a big step ahead of its predecessor, but is indeed the best Motorcycle simulator in the market today.

Stranded is an interesting experiment in storytelling and offers a unique experience that can captivate its audience and it can become the basis for a great full-fledged adventure game in the future.

If you accept the fact that the X-Ray Killcam is no longer as exciting as it was in the previous installment you may find a challenging stealth experience that is benefited from the large environments and exhilarating freedom of movement.

Only hardcore fans of the famous sports event will find something interesting in this game and even they will have a hard time not getting bored quite soon.

It could have worked better on a tablet or with the use of a “Wii Remote/ Move” controller, but even on Xbox 360 the second adventure of Max is charming and filled with great ideas.

While its brutal timer and imprecise controls can tire the average gamer, the uniquely designed world of Derrick the Deathfin can prove enough to suck the player in its papier-mâché whirlwind.

While it is more like an expansion than a full sequel, ESJ: Groove City is a very funny and entertaining addition to the series and it is definitely one that's worth a look.

A rather poor attempt at simulating the work of a life rescuing helicopter pilot that suffers from poor controls and dated visuals.