One of the most uneven games we've played. But fans of the series should love it.

Some technical issues aside, the future racing on Vita is really entertaining.

The gaming mechanics and presentation are spot-on, but the UFC fighting feels a bit too stiff sometimes.

The portable incarnation of Modnation Racers beats its stationary predecessor.

Surprisingly entertaining, but it borrows a lot from famous assassins and princes of Persia.

Ninja Theory has the know-how, the lust to experiment and the talent. But we are not completely convinced by Dante's reboot.

The final Alan Wake expnasion is also the most fun one. Even though we still don't get all the answers, the storytelling is tight, the gameplay is great and it has a very thought through feeling.

Surprisingly entertaining, but it borrows a lot from famous assassins and princes of Persia.

A funny and varied action game, but the controls are a bit iffy sometimes.

A charming co-op friendly adventure for fans of games like Castle Crashers. Foul Play might not be a master piece, but is still worth your hard-earned money.

Fans of manga and especially Naruto should check this out. It has great fast paced action and flawless design that makes this a much better choice than the aged Dynasty Warriors series.

Lots of unlockables and enough fun make Everybody's Golf Vita a charming little golf game.

A lot of playtime for your buck, but the controls are a bit of a mess and the presentation is simple.

It's easy to see that this is a Playstation 3 version of a Wii game. But that doesn't stop it from being good fun for all manga fans out there.

The perfect RPG for the aspiring pirate, but a horribly stiff one if you're looking for emotional depth.

If you combines soccer and zombies, you get a meaty sportsfest beyond belief. In entertaining Pro Zombie Soccer Apocalypse Edition you get to do just that and it is actually almost as fun as it sounds.

Excite Bike for NES really is a perfect game, and it didn't need a remake. But now the remake Excitebike: World Rally is here and while to concept still is entertaining, you might as well get the original which still is more fun to play.

Go ahead and download this. It's free, after all.

Story wise, nothing has changed since the first Prototype. You still won't care. You can, however, have fun with the chaotic action and the varied flavors of fighting.

Great eerie graphics and sound make for a chilling setting in Remedy's long-awaited psychological thriller. It's a shame the enemies are dull clones, that the gunplay gets old fast and that it never really gets scary.

Master Chief on a bike, racing your ugly avatars? Yep, it works.

Not as good as its predecessor but a fun, nostalgic return to that blue guy we love to love.

There is lots to do in this MMO, but the story and graphics could have been better.

Good solid action, but the singleplayer campaign is way too short and the multiplayer just doesn't live up to EA's previous Battlefield: Bad Company 2.

A good sense of speed but way to easy.

A strategic adrenaline rush, but the graphics are dated and the learning curve is steep.

Good solid action, but the singleplayer campaign is way too short and the multiplayer just doesn't live up to EA's previous Battlefield: Bad Company 2.

Sonic Colours is by far the best Sonic game in ages with nice graphics, high speeds and fresh platforming ideas. Recommended for gamers of all ages.

A really good story, some nice voice acting and a couple of nice fighting sequences make for a decent action game that unfortunately seems somewhat aged.

A unique little game in its own right, a relaxing piece of software that's perfect to play when you don't feel like playing. A more sensible story and a little more polish would have made Endless Ocean 2 spectacular.

No, Sonic doesn't reach the level of brilliance of Mario Kart Wii, but Sonic and Sega All-stars Racing is still a very charming and challenging racing game for a younger audience.

Extremely linear to the point where it sometimes feels like watching a movie rather than playing a game, but a good experience none the less.

A fine compilation of the classic platforming series, if somewhat a bit dated experience.

Last year's great game with even better graphics. If you haven't played Lar's comeback, now is the time to do it, even though more polish on the game play flaws would have been appreciated.

Ask yourself if you totally likes retro gaming and playing games over and over until you really master everything in it. If you don't, you'll probably end up playing After Burner Climax 2-3 times and get bored. But if you do, look no further. After Burner Climax is absolutely the game for you with insane speed and action, old school style.

A competent strategy game with charm.

The second expansion to Assassin's Creed II is better and longer than the first, but there's still a sense of a rip-off when these levels weren't included in the original game.

A decent shoot em up with varied levels and a fun weapons system.

The latest installment in the Ace Combat series has everything we have come expect from it. Plus co-op. Ace Combat: Joint Assault does feel somewhat dated, but is overall a nice game in a genre that isn't to crowded on the PSP.

Looks lovely, drives great but feels more like a Forza Light.

More content sure would have helped Grow Dammit, but it's still a mighty fine puzzle game with with some highly original elements.

Terrifying game.

Entertaining and beautiful but lacks new ideas.

A good collection of three great games. But some extra material and proper HD cutscenes would have been nice.

The second expansion to Assassin's Creed II is better and longer than the first, but there's still a sense of a rip-off when these levels weren't included in the original game.

There are tons of fighting games with nicer looking graphics and more depth gameplay-wise, but SoulCalibur II HD Online puts up a good rumble against the competition.

The Sims Medieval feels like a bunch of happy episodes filled with happy-go-lucky knights from the Monty Python TV-series. And that makes up for most of the problems and gives a lot of entertainment.

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 2 - Retribution is probably the best game in the Warhammer 40K universe to date. It's just a little bit hard to enjoy everything when it's tormented with bugs and flaws.

Underdeveloped game modes and poor balance won't stop you from enjoying JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle. Whether you're a hardcore fan or just looking for something new in the genre, make sure to pick this one up. The magic will fade, but the journey up to that point will be unforgettable.

Charming and cute with great depth in gameplay. The camera is still annoying, though.

Nice co-op and Disney mood, but the A.I. isn't really up to par.

Starts off brilliantly, but after a while the futuristic shooting gets just a bit boring.

Lovely story-telling and some great characters, but the controls will sometimes let you down.

A good online mode and cute graphics make Bubble Bobble Double worth a look. But we're not sure if it's worth the hefty price tag.

Ask yourself if you totally likes retro gaming and playing games over and over until you really master everything in it. If you don't, you'll probably end up playing After Burner Climax 2-3 times and get bored. But if you do, look no further. After Burner Climax is absolutely the game for you with insane speed and action, old school style.

The fans' greatest concern - the multiplayer - is actually one of the highlights of this game. The campaign could have been better paced, though.

Not much for the single player, but you'll have a blast online.

Despite being a little rough around the edges, this is a true sequel to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Giana Sisters series. It's fun, it's fresh and it's so much more than a Super Mario clone.

A believable virtual version of the original sport that should keep you entertained for a decent amount of hours.

Capcom, Namco and Sega deliver a new world record in pure fan service. Although the strategy parts and fighting could be better, this is still well worth your time and highly recommended for old school gamers.

A great, haunting atmosphere makes up for some bug issues and poor A.I. The story is as compelling as the novel's.

The biggest issue with Crackdown 2 is that it feels more like Crackdown 1½ than anything else. More new stuff and more variation would've been needed for higher grades. But in the end, it's still good fun to become a super agent and save the world with up to three friends online.

High production values and charming characters make Final Fantasy XIII a good game. But an all too linear structure and a boring story keep it from being brilliant.

Warface succeeds in keeping the player immersed and on his toes, and it does that for free. It doesn’t feel that unique though, and the co-op mode can’t hold its own against the death matches.

Finally we got an entertaining Spider-Man game, although a few months extra polish probably would have given it higher grades. Shattered Dimensions is still good fun with a lot of variation for all ages.

There's a lot to do on this zombie-infested island from hell. With some more varied missions and better melee combat, the final score would have been shimmering.

Finally we got an entertaining Spider-Man game, although a few months extra polish probably would have given it higher grades. Shattered Dimensions is still good fun with a lot of variation for all ages.

There's a lot to do on this zombie-infested island from hell. With some more varied missions and better melee combat, the final score would have been shimmering.

The lack of real competition for EA starts to show in the football genre. Madden NFL 11 plays nice and has tons of content, but there really should be more real news to this, other than a new roster to convince people to buy it every year.

Everything’s there, just like last year. Hardcore fans will enjoy the revisited physics engine, but we were expecting some larger changes.

The world that Level 5 invites you to explore is predictable and typical in a way that feels almost irritating. Still the music is amazing and the battle system intense.

The lack of real competition for EA starts to show in the football genre. Madden NFL 11 plays nice and has tons of content, but there really should be more real news to this, other than a new roster to convince people to buy it every year.

The best looking soccer game on the market right now also happens to offer the best experience on the pitch. Missing licenses and less than inspiring singleplayer-modes keeps it grounded though.

If you're a fan of games like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Lies of P, AI Limit is a decent entry on the same end of the soulslike spectrum. Don't expect graphics, level design, or combat on par with the two aforementioned games, but instead a simple soulslike, with a few good ideas, some nice weapons, and actually pretty good character design.

Not as much of a leap into the new generation as a reminder of how much fun you can have with a classic concept, this one will keep you entertained as well as unimpressed.

Old World Blues is an expansion that delivers what you probably expect. New weapons, new items, new perks and more levels for your character. In total about 8 hours worth of play time and a recommendation for Fallout fans, even though a better story would have been appreciated.

Old World Blues is an expansion that delivers what you probably expect. New weapons, new items, new perks and more levels for your character. In total about 8 hours worth of play time and a recommendation for Fallout fans, even though a better story would have been appreciated.

If you like the previous Skate games, you'll probably like Skate 3 as well. It's a rock solid skateboarding simulation and it's both fun and easy to create your own skate parks. But if you don't want to play online, Skate 3 feels a little bit bare boned and is more like an upgrade rather than a brand new experience.

Great design for a good platformer, but sadly to short.

This one's not for the adults but rather a great title for the kids. Our test subjects couldn't leave this one alone, and why should I force them? They're getting a good excercise whilst having fun, and as a parent I can't really ask for much more.

It's more about power-up explosions this time, but that's not a bad thing.

Not without its faults, but still full of great mind exercises and charm.

Hard is hard. Though greatly satisfying at times, Dark Souls consists of many hours of pure frustration.

The camera is as bad as ever, but this doesn't prevent Jet Set Radio from delivering tons of good ol' fashioned Sega entertainment.

Hard is hard. Though greatly satisfying at times, Dark Souls consists of many hours of pure frustration.

Crazy Taxi has a great design and lots of challenges, but Sega should have put some extra work into the driving physics.

In its finest moments, Wild Blood is a full fledged RPG experience of the same calibre as the greatest ones for the consoles. Unfortunately, bad controls and camera put the damper on all the good fun.

Grid 2 is a technically competent game with 70 lovely cars and nice physics. Still, it fails to live up to the previous game because of worse online features and uneven difficulty.

The Nintendo 3DS seems to be struggling of fully perform all of the great ideas of the latest Castlevania adventure. Still, this is highly recommended for all fans of the series.

While it can be nice to be held by the hand, Crystal Dynamics' grip could have been a lot looser.

Fast, cool and furious. Hydro Thunder is good fun for a couple of hours, especially if you play it with a bunch of friends, either online or offline. But there really should be more meet to the game, don't expect Hydro Thunder Hurricane to last past the summer.

Despite some really good ideas, Rock Smith still has this unpolished overall feel to it.

Finally, a Phantasy Star-game for the PSP that actually gives the player the chance to play online. Clunky menus aside, it delivers great fun.

Fast, accessible and just plain good old fun. This sleeper hit sequel could have been a masterpiece with better A.I. and more up-to-date graphics.

Crazy Taxi has a great design and lots of challenges, but Sega should have put some extra work into the driving physics.

The best version of the game, but it still has flaws.

Great fighting, as usual from Namco. But it feels like an expansion for Tekken 6.

High production values and charming characters make Final Fantasy XIII a good game. But an all too linear structure and a boring story keep it from being brilliant.