Whilst the game has a steep learning curve that may scare some players off, if you can persevere, earning the skills to do well in Trials HD will make you feel like a rock star.

C.O.R.E. borrows a lot of mechanics from other first person shooters, and brings a whole lot of issues along for the ride.

Hearts of Iron 3 is by far the most complicated and in-depth strategy game I’ve ever played. My big issue with it is that I didn’t have much fun with the game after delving through hours of menus: it wasn’t until I actually experienced some combat that the game stopped feeling stale.

Re-Shelled unfortunately suffers the same pitfalls as the arcade iteration, while adding some new problems to the mix.

It's a shame that this title is recommended for children who are just picking up gaming, because the frustrations involved will most likely turn them off.

A typical shooter that barely resembles any iteration of GI Joe I’ve ever seen.

Although the game has its high points, I can't really condone a price tag on a game that just does not feel complete. This is especially true when there are free games on the Internet that offer a lot more.

The new characters you’ll meet, and weapons you’ll obtain really set the experience up to be one of the best DLC pieces Bethesda has released so far.

Fat Princess is a gem that's marred by some issues that would otherwise make it the best game on the PSN.

The finale of Telltale's episodic Wallace and Gromit content is a mixed bag, with some elements seeing an improvement and others taking a step backwards.

The game is simple, addictive and silly. Whilst it changes very few elements from the original, minimal change was needed to recapture the tremendous amount of fun.

Marvel Vs Capcom 2 may not be on the cutting edge of console fighters at this time, but it's stylized combat and charm delivers something for everyone.

East India Company offers everything it promises - an enthralling experience of power, greed and sunken ships.

Wii Sports Resort expands upon the enjoyment and accessibility of it’s predecessor in nearly every aspect.

KoF XII is a bold step in animating 2D fighters but completely average everywhere else.

Shatter mixes classic shooter gameplay with fresh new physics based control mechanics, beautiful graphics, an incredible original soundtrack.

The most complete and polished downloadable content yet released on Playstation 3. A nigh on flawless racing package.

'Splosion Man offers a lenghty and engaging puzzle platforming experience that's only helped by great music and hilarious jokes.

Little King’s Story is the first truly remarkable, original RPG to hit the Wii. Don’t let the kiddy veneer fool you, it’s pure win!

G-Force is a jet pack enthusiasts dream and a solid action game that's worth a rental. Just don't expect much to do after completion.

For 10 dollars, The Secret of Monkey Island: SE is a steal. The game pays homage to series enthusiasts, as well as making it accessible to an entire new generation of gamers.

Unless you're a die-hard shooter fan, it's really hard to recommend picking up Madballs in Babo: Invasion. While the game controls like a dream, it just isn't much fun to play.

This is the best thing EA has done since they acquired Bioware. Instead of pumping out games that bring everything to the table, and only really offer a few things, they put out a title that offers one thing, and plenty of it.

ARMA2 succeeds in creating an impressive simulation, but fails in creating an accessible game.

Tales of Monkey Island is a blast to play, but feels a little short, even for episodic content.

It’s a welcome reprieve from games with highly complex battle systems or overwrought narratives, and takes you on a beautiful, if occasionally frustrating, trip.

Provides a cheap, easily accessible kart-racing experience, but does nothing else to distinguish itself. As a WiiWare game however, it stands above the crowd in terms of value and content.

Mild fan service in a package that looks like Ace Ventura personally delivered to the PSN.