Though was fun to play, it felt a bit too much on-rails and more freedom would have been appreciated.

An amazing experience. This is a game which I will remember for a long time. Not particularly for the game play, but for the truly immersive atmosphere and enticing story.

Blazblue is easy to learn, but difficult to master, and contains a good overall game balance: which is all you need at it’s core. Ranked lobbies, however, need to be reworked.

Infernal: Hell's Vengeance had a lot of potential, but falls short of just about every mark.

Treasure World takes a grand concept and turns it into a reality, despite the fact that it's not really so much a game as it is an activity.

The combination of deceptively simplistic gameplay and zen inducing audio tracks make for an excellent puzzle experience whether you’re a fan of the genre or not.

If you’re in the mood for something fun and free, then do yourself a favor and try Battlefield Heroes.

Fight Night Round 4 looks simply amazing; never has a slow-motion blood-squirting smash to the face looked better in high resolution. Combined with a physics engine that may have no competitor and a control scheme that feels natural and responsive, FNR4 quickly fiddles with perfection, but falls short with some abusing AI and some lackluster career options, though EA Canada’s efforts are definitely in the right direction.

Actually sitting down for a multiplayer match, however, is an exercise in boredom.

A perfect example of a rushed game. There was potential here somewhere, but buried beneath so much useless dead weight.

While essentially unchanged gameplay-wise, Overlord II retains and builds upon the immense character and charm of the original.

Anno 1404: Dawn of Discovery is a must buy for any city management fans.

Overall, Ghostbusters The Video Game excels in the gameplay department, and somehow manages to give us an updated experience of the same old ghost catching troupe we know and love.

A satisfying, if expensive, trip down memory lane that relives a time when Guitar Hero was in its’ infancy at its’ absolute pinnacle.

Vertigo is an average title with some great ideas, but the budget price makes it worth a try.

Black Sigil is a game made to deliberately give an old school experience. However, that experience is mired in tedium, never-ending combat, a story which is both mediocre and convoluted, and several huge glitches.

Sumo Digital's latest isn't the revolutionary step in the franchise we were hoping for, but its refined looks and gameplay mechanics have deemed it fit for any loungeroom Federer.

The value of this title is outstanding. If you like pool, and own a Wii, this is a must have.

There is a lot to like about this year's "Tiger Woods" but, unfortunately, there is also a lot wrong as well. For those who haven't picked up a golf game before this will be a welcome surprise. For hardcore fans, though, it is likely to leave you wondering where all the new features are.

If you can look past the sometimes game-killing bugs, there is a good puzzler here. For the rest it is sadly not worth the effort.

Addicting, eco-friendly, funky, and challenging, Ziro will keep you coming back for more. It will also make you weep openly with its ridonkulous difficulty and make you feel like less of a person. But in a good way.

If you've played Final Fantasy 4 and crave a second helping: dig in. If you haven't played Final Fantasy 4, you might as well play After Years instead, because the very least, you can probably get it cheaper.

While much of the time you’ll wonder how you managed to progress to the next level based on the complexity of the game, many will ultimately find the game to be very thorough and addictive.

It’s a shame that Pirates 2 is marred by so many design issues, because there really is a whole lot of gameplay packed in.

UFC 2009 Undisputed doesn't revolutionize the sports fighting genre, but the solid gameplay and complex fighting system are hard to beat.

Zen Pinball should please fans of the genre, but those who don’t fancy themselves pinball wizards should be wary.

Killing Floor is a strong game in its own right. The core gameplay is rock solid and has lasting replayability. The variety and detail of weapons are outstanding.

There is an intuitive and intelligent game to be found, it just takes quite a bit of patience, learning and experience to find it.