While Max Payne may have lost his roots after playing far too much Grand Theft Auto IV in the last couple of years, he still manages to deal out some serious ass kickage in slow-motion, as is of course tradition. And hey, the dialouge and multiplayer are great too.

Blizzard has truly done it. They've kept what was so great about Diablo II whilst implementing enough new to keep me satisfied for what I belive will be ten more wonderful years. So what are you waiting for? Diablo won't slay himself.

Quotation forthcoming.

Exhilarating space battles and overall an intense multiplayer experience.

Better than its predecessor, but still a bit far from the bullseye.

Tedious and about as challenging as walking to your kitchen.

A strong foundation, but definitely too expensive.

Can kill a couple of hours, but the PC version is far superior.

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.

Sugar High is a competent title in itself, but in its core not much more than a worse copy of Tiny Wings.

There's a pretty decent amount of good games in this collection, but a lot of really bad ones at that. Final Fight and Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 in all their glory, but where the hell is Mega Man 9?

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

Having to struggle through the campaign in order to have fun with a game is not my cup of tea. In fact, I wish I could have just bought the game second-hand and started chasing points right away.

A lot of charm and plenty of levels, but the frustration and mundanity soon kicks in.

Pretty but repetitive. This angry bird is also quite hard to control.

Quotation forthcoming.

A good port if you only look at the graphics, but the controls aren't there.

Shallow, boring and so mediocre it gets bad.

A great platformer full of charm and intelligence.

Even though Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations feels shallow at times and lack difficulty, it is still a very accessible fighting game that offers plenty of entertainment for Naruto fans.

There is nothing in the latest Top Gun game that even remotely resembles driving an aircraft, avoid this one at all costs.

Virtua Tennis 4 lacks the much needed depth for a tennis game that's mainly going to be played alone. Still, it feels quite OK and will entertain tennis fans until EA och 2K Sports decides to release their tennis franchises on the PS Vita.

The Xbox 360 version of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings has plenty of extra content and drop dead gorgeous graphics. This is an instant classic not to be missed.

There are lots of stuff to do in Birds of Steel. The problem is that most of it's just not that well executed.

This is neither HD or a collection but rather an example of what will become of our dearly beloved pearls of the past if we let the collection hysteria go too far.

Quotation forthcoming.

Don't let the somewhat bold price tag scare you. This is a fun, addictive, handheld title worthy of every single penny.

No story whatsoever, crazy learning curve and no fun to be found whatsoever.

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.

This might not be the best version of Metal Gear Solid 3 considering the collection that recently was released for the HD consoles, but it still offers mighty good action with cool 3D effects and a great story.

Just like the previous expansions for Saints Row: The Third, The Trouble with Clones is might good fun. But only for an hour, then it's over. That's just not enough, more content please!

Except for a few slow downs with the 3D effects on, this is just what portable gaming is all about. Snack sized fun with great music that just as easy to pick up as it is to put it down. Bit.Trip Saga is must have in all Nintendo 3DS collections.

The singleplayer is just wonderful and if you liked the other Total War games, this is not to be missed.

Quite fun, but human co-drivers are a must for maxium enjoyment.

The mood is eerie enough, but the enemy design could have been better.

With better shooting and difficulty this could have been a zombie slaughter worth remembering.

What makes this one good enough is the simple but quite deep system.

Not very attractive graphics-wise, but the controls are there. Which is what matters.

Terrible car physics and equally bad track design make this the black sheep of the series.

Even though Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games is good looking and charming, it lacks severely in the gameplay category and no one will be able to have even a tiny bit of fun with these sports events.

Instead of making a real Pokémon game for Wii, Nintendo releases another mini game collection that really isn't that much fun in the end.

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City feels like a rushed game, like a quick cash in with no soul. It's still good fun to kill zombies in co-op though, but Capcom should be more keen on not exploiting their biggest franchise with mediocre games like this.

Sine Mora feels like an old-school shoot 'em up with a twist and modern beautiful graphics. This is highly recommended for both n00bs and die hard fans of the genre.

Killing robots with the trigger-happy hick Walter Tugnut is good old school fun and includes big weapons and tons of power ups. If only it had more variation.

It's been more than two decades since the last game in the Kid Icarus series, but Uprising proves it was worth all the waiting with excellent action, beautiful graphics and so much unlockables that you probably won't need another game for your Nintendo 3DS this year.

Ninja Gaiden 3 almost plays itself sometimes and generously gives you life and help throughout the adventure. Even if many old Ninja Gaiden fans most likely will feel betrayed, this third installment offers entertaining and fast-paced ninja action that stands on its own merits.

The crucial multiplayer is missing, which makes this a luke-warm game.

Nice graphics, but the controls are messed up and there's no multiplayer.

Smash this game if you want to survive.

A great portable game that almost reaches the original's quality level.

Has lots of tricks, but they are tricks that soon get old.

Quotation forthcoming.

Complete lack of story and odd AI keeps Unit 13 from being a memorable experience.

It doesn't matter that the vechiles are extremely balanced and that the online multiplayer flows like clockwork. Twisted Metal is, in it's very core, boring and ugly.

I Am Alive made my heart pound for six hours straight, which is quite a lengthy workout considering the very reasonable price.

Ninja Gainden, one of the best games of the last generation, has aged. The save spots don't fit a portable game, the touch screen add ons just detract from the combat, the camera isn't satisfying and the level design doesn't feel up to date anymore. But the combat is just as good as ever and every now and then it feels just like the good old golden ninja heydays of the last generation. To bad it's just to far between those moments.

Deep Black: Reloaded manages far too well in making me furious within just a few minutes. Bad conveyance, poorly executed action elements and the worst storytelling I've experienced in a long, long time makes for an ultimately broken game.

An epic conclusion of a masterful trilogy. This one has it all.

Table Football may be free, but even at that price this isn't worth downloading. Stay away at all costs!

Capcom did a magnificent job making the Tekken characters fully enjoyable, and the Street Fighter cast is as good as ever. Combine that with a huge selection of characters and excellent controlls and you have a winner. Only real downside is the Gem System and combo shortcuts that make the game more shallow than it otherwise would have been.

I've never in my life experienced a better example of less is more. This game truly does take the player on a journey.

When Asura's Wrath is good, it's actually really entertaining with enemies bigger then planets and a lot of entertaining violence. But in the end it feels to much as an interactive movie and is also way too short.

FIFA Football is based on FIFA 11, and that's the only real problem with the game since FIFA 12 was so much better. Still, if you want to have a full-fledged soccer simulator in your pocket, this is the game to go to.

If you've been looking for braindead but entertaining third person action in the wake of Gears of War, Binary Domain won't disappoint you.

A lot of space madness and charming nudges to old science fiction moves doesn't change the fact that Gangstas in Space only lasts for 30 minutes, and that isn't even nearly enough.

Japansese role playing games are better than they've been in years, and that's thanks to great games like The Last Story which really redefines what a JRPG should look like.

It's been five years since the last game and the Mario Party series probably needed that. New developer Nd Cube has changed a lot of things, all to the better, and Mario Party 9 probably is the best game in the series.

Features a so-so offline mode with a somewhat self-playing trick system, but on the other hand it has a great online mode with lots to do.

Tekken 3D Prime Edition has everything needed for a great Tekken game except content. And that ultimately makes it boring to play in the long run.

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

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

We're having a ball with this sticky-ball game that really sticks to you.

Absolute garbage for everyone, except maybe hardcore retro fans with no taste.

A bite-size chunk of great downloadable action and horror.

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

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

It's often magical to watch Nathan Drake in portable action. We miss the multiplayer though.

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

The portable incarnation of Modnation Racers beats its stationary predecessor.

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

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

A fun enough way of investigating the PS Vita's new functions.

Almost a neat idea, but this is a tech demo at best.

It's easy to fall in love with Blazblue: Continuum Shift Extend thanks to the super stylistic graphics, very deep gameplay and amazing set of characters. And this is truly a great fighting game, even though the loading times and sound should have gotten more love.

The setup could have been less repetitive, but all in all, this is one addictive tennis game.

With a great combat system and lots of yummy loot, Amalur is sure to be spinning in your console for months.

A great story-driven action game with a superb graphical style.

Sure, the first game is nowhere to be found and small pieces are cut from the game. But this is still a great collection though and shows that Kojimas classics stand the test of time.

Some great ideas has ended up in a game that's mediocre at best.

This is the game that shows that Square Enix do listen to their fans. We get a more open world, more interesting stories and the charm from the older games in the series. A must to buy for all fans.

Namco once again offers the best weapon based fighting anyone can ask for. This is the best in the series since the first game.

A unique and interesting puzzle game with a lot of nice things going for it. Unfortunately, it doesn't last in the long run.

Both the nightmarish story and the puzzle levels work very well indeed in this unique title. And there are sheep. Lots of sheep.

Actually very frightening from time to time, and the atmosphere is just right.

Genkibowl VII is as mad as you probably expected and just as fun. But it's over in less than an hour, which is way to short unfortunately.

A very rewarding puzzle game that might have benefited more from being a downloadable game rather than a retail one.

Quotation forthcoming.

One of the best Sonic games ever get a splendid re-release with everything intact and a few good extras. This is a history lesson that every gamer should enjoy.