NBA Jam is a great return of the classic franchise, packed with hours of fun. Even though it lacks online, the pure awesomeness wins in the end and playing with big headed players never gets old regardless.

No level editor and strange physics makes this racing game quite uninteresting.

Can't really escape the headlock of its rival but a decent MMA game, all in all.

Criterion has managed to shoehorn the full console experience into the tiny PS Vita and the result is just wonderful. This is by far the best racing game for PS Vita.

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

Lack of both new content and really precise controls prevents the otherwise good console version of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive to live up to its PC counterpart.

The second Lego Batman game has a lot to offer for almost every one. Some of the puzzles are a little big to hard for the younger audience that enjoyed the previous games, which is a shame.

This time, golfing with EA is not only for old fans. If you've never played the series before but wants to start a digital golf pro career, then this is the right time to jump in. All in all a really good golf game for everyone.

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

Tower defence games will never be the same after this orc massacre. It's pure brilliance and impossible to stop playing. The only downside is that it would have been even better with co-op support. Maybe something for the sequel...

While it might not be groundbreaking in itself, Payday 2 borrows a lot of interesting stuff from different genres, making it a versatile, action packed must have for anyone who wants to spend some time on the wrong side of the law.

Whacking zombies is always great fun and you get to do that a lot in Dead Rising 2: Case Zero. It fills the gap between Dead Rising and Dead Rising 2, and should be considered a must have for anyone interested in the sequel.

If you got it bad for the Monkey Island franchise, DeathSpank might just be the game for you! With great graphics and a hilarious dialouge, one just can't go wrong with this action RPG.

After playing all the turbo boosted first person shooters lately, it's good to be back with the more sophisticated ghosts from Ghost Recon. It's high tech, it's gorgeous and it's really fun to play. If this doesn't make you believe in ghosts, nothing will.

Unique and colorful. But it leaves you wanting for more.

Lots of zombies, black humour and amazing weapons. This is a splatter fest easy to recommend.

Two detectives. One riddle. The biggest riddle of them all, however, is why Layton and Phoenix Wright haven't met before.

Full of charm and great design, but the variation could have been better.

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.

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.

If you've ever played some of the older Lego games, you know what awaits you, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 is still fun to play though and is maybe the best Lego game so far and recommended to all gamers regardless of age.

A standing ovation goes to Gaijin Games who have the courage and talent to change the basic premise in every Bit Trip title they make, and to do that well. Bit Trip Void is fun, challenging and packed with retro goodies. It's also a bargain.

Quotation forthcoming.

The level design is superb and the overall mood is pure Nintendo.

Way to simple and some boring dialogue, but awesome graphics and a smart leveling system makes up for it.

If you got it bad for the Monkey Island franchise, DeathSpank might just be the game for you! With great graphics and a hilarious dialouge, one just can't go wrong with this action RPG.

Even though Escalation doesn't support all multiplayer modes, this package offers tons of entertainment. A must buy for all Black ops fans.

It looks old, has really nothing that stands out and never gets really entertaining. It's a good game, but should have been so much better.

Some great storytelling and enjoyable fighting prove once again that Bioware is the king of modern role playing games.

If you've ever played some of the older Lego games, you know what awaits you, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 is still fun to play though and is maybe the best Lego game so far and recommended to all gamers regardless of age.

A nice enough shooter, but not really innovative enough to keep us interested.

There's a good chance you're just nostalgic if you think this is a great game. The artificial intelligence and the single player mode however have their faults.

Pool Nation offers nice variation, but you really have to be a pool fanatic to really enjoy it.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 really feels like a fresh new game, and can easily be recommended to everyone, even if you own Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10.

Easy to master, addictive and sold at a bargain price.

Constant crashes and a really annoying anti-piracy system hinders The Settlers 7 from growing to the fabulous strategy game it should have been.

Final Fight is back, probably better than ever thanks to Capcom's efforts to really deliver the feeling of being in the arcade and playing with a bunch people you don't know. The graphics are good, the controls just rock and the music is top notch. Double Impact even includes Magic Sword, which settles the deal. This is an excellent pack of retro, not to miss for anyone.

It's probably the lack of competition for the Madden series that starts to make it look old and outdated. The core game still offers good fun, but besides new rosters, you can just as well stick with last year's edition.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 really feels like a fresh new game, and can easily be recommended to everyone, even if you own Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10.

Great atmosphere and superb puzzles.

A timeless classic in a near-perfect new version.

Yakuza 4 offers a both long and compelling story with 4 exciting main characters. It's a little sparse on interaction though, and often feels more like a movie than an actual game.

It's probably the lack of competition for the Madden series that starts to make it look old and outdated. The core game still offers good fun, but besides new rosters, you can just as well stick with last year's edition.

Amazing atmosphere, perfect pacing.

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.

For the nostalgics and those just wanting a short cab-mayhem-fix.

We like the exploring and the story, but the random encounters are a drag.

Square Enix is celebrating the Final Fantasy series 25th anniversary with a highly original game filled with the probably best music you can find in any game. You need to own this!

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

Sure, we had to wait two more years than the Japanese, but Tales of Xillia is so worth it. This is one of the best J-RPG of the generation.

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

A small, but really interesting update to a modern fighting game classic. There's a lot of fighters to play with now, so get to it!

Music and puzzling come together in sweet harmony. And the new songs are really good.

The beautiful and highly original The Wonderful 101 is severely handicapped by questionable control choices. Which is very unfortunate, because this could have been an instant classic. Everything else is just pure gold.

Forget all the boring simulator golfing games, this is how the sport was meant to be played.

Interesting story, graphics beyond comparison and an interesting mix between action and RPG. We weren’t expecting any less, and we’re not disappointed.

This is the game that truly shows the potential of PS Vita. Besides stunning graphics, it also offers action-packed entertainment with a lot of replay value. Only bland multiplayer prevents this game from getting our highest grades.

Not quite there as far as what can be expected from an enhanced edition, but it definitely does the original justice.

Great graphics and controls, but two of the game modes are actually broken.

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.

On one hand: good controls and decent match-making. On the other: boring levels and some connection issues.

Better car physics than Grid 2. Better graphics than Dirt: Showdown. Still somewhat of a dull game because of the shallow career mode and weak atmosphere.

With a nice take on the Rock Band formula, Blitz plays like nothing else - in a good way. Only some poor decisions regarding the bonus system and multiplayer drags this package down.

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

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.

Ignition has created the probably best designed experience of 2011, that together with a combination of a unique presentation and deep combat will make your heart bleed and soul sing.

Mario's gold-themed adventure is anything but bad, but we can't shake away the deja vu and the word "inflation" whilst playing.

Even though Pigs in Trees is worthy of your money, it isn't by any means a great game. But it's still addictive, and easy bite sized fun for an hour or so.

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

A fun, wild waste of time that doesn't really live up to its predecessors.

Whatever this is, it's not a true sequel to the Dead Space series. What it is though, is a decent action game with co-op elements. But just don't expect any kind of horror.

Great tactics, unique design and great multiplayer - this is easy to recommend.

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

Great action and strategy makes this one of the best release games for the 3DS.

The Kingdom Hearts series has aged and this just doesn't feel as much fun as it used to do. But if you're a fan, this is still worth checking out.

Exhilarating space battles and overall an intense multiplayer experience.

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.

Can't really escape the headlock of its rival but a decent MMA game, all in all.

Controls are everything. This Iphone classic has been totally destroyed in its conversion to Playstation 3, where the controls don't work.

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

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 mixed bag. On one hand: a unique design and some great visuals. On the other: quite linear gameplay and a painted on attitude.

Creative and fun, Raam's Shadow gives Gears 3 fans a couple of great gaming hours.

Innovative time-altering mechanics and a great story make Singularity a refreshing action experience that will stand the test of time - unlike those poor Russians we slaughter.

Final Fight is back, probably better than ever thanks to Capcom's efforts to really deliver the feeling of being in the arcade and playing with a bunch people you don't know. The graphics are good, the controls just rock and the music is top notch. Double Impact even includes Magic Sword, which settles the deal. This is an excellent pack of retro, not to miss for anyone.

A good mix between puzzle solving and cute graphics.

Motorstorm: Apocalypse is all about explosions, chaos and crumbling structures. Unfortunetly, the actual driving and the physics haven't been updated at all since the first game, almost five years ago, and this feels both old and unfinished.

Not bad. Sonic's 20th birthday comes with a pretty decent platformer.

A great mix of music and platforming that is also varied enough to keep us smiling the whole way through.

Simplistic but really fun racing. You should get it.

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.

Point-and-click is perfect for Iphone and our new hero Scarlett is a great character in a very good game.

The ambitions have been low at HAL Laboratory, and Kirby's Adventure simply isn't varied enough.

Rockstar adds something for everybody in the Liars and Cheats pack. With both horse races, poker, the new Stronghold mode and much more, this is a must for all cowboy wannabes out there.

This original and exiting idea should have been backed up with more thought through menus and a more meaningful hunt for experience points. Dungeon Defenders have the content but just isn't interesting enough.

A great return to the series' roots. This is how you should do it, Capcom.

The graphics and sounds brings me back to the 90ies and Id Software's nice little hell. A nice place to spend a few hours. Doom II still rocks and is recommended to both old fans and new ones.

With the perfect blend of old and new, Might & Magic: Heroes VI manages to entertain just as much as its previous incarnations.