Another bunch of mini-games, and as cute as the animals may be, it gets boring quick. The Kinect's bad response doesn't help, either.

Even though the developer Eighting really improved the graphics and added online play to their Naruto formula, they also managed to put in a few extra problems like hiccups in the frame rate and lag online. In the end, Naruto Shippuden: Clash of Ninja Revolution 3 still is a fun party fighter for up to four players, but it could have been so much better with just more polish.

Better than perhaps expected, Warriors of Rock offers a great setlist, a nicely corny story mode and a smooth quickplay mode.

If you want an entertaining shooter that really take advantage of the unique 3DS capabilities, then Nano Assault EX is the way to go.

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.

Ok, so the multiplayer is quite fun. But the campaign is disappointingly linear and a game with the name "fear" in the title should be scarier than this.

A disappointing game from a great developer...Even though The Secret World has some original things going for it, it also offers stale controls, bad sound and bland gameplay.

The cel-shading is pretty and the fights sometimes spectacular, but it gets old quick.

There’s a time and place for everything. In this case, unfortunately, both of these aspects are off.

One annoying time limit feature less, and this would have gotten an even better grade. Apart from that, prepare for some paint-fueled fun.

Quotation forthcoming.

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

It's probably more economic to buy Puzzle Quest 2 for Xbox 360 rather than Nintendo DS. But still, regardless of the size of the screen you're playing on, Puzzle Quest 2 doesn't live up to the first one but is still plenty of fun.

Arma III has its flaw, but great ambitions and brilliant ideas more than compensate for any shortcomings. This is highly recommended for all military buffs out there.

One of the greatest Move games so far. Great controls and a simple but fun premise.

Yes, we have done all of this before and yes, we wish there were more new features and graphics. But Call of Duty: Ghosts is still fun, regardless.

Guerilla is successful in mixing Halo with Half-Life, Prey and Deus Ex, but some frustrating moments and unoriginal multiplayer keep it from achieving true greatness.

This is a brilliant use of the Little Big Planet license and Sackboy feels so natural in a tiny kart. The driving is pure fun, the party feeling is great and with all the downloadable user created tracks available for free - this is a must buy.

Dawnguard has a lot going for it, but as with all major Bethesda RPG's, it also has tons of bugs. Still worth your money though and it hopefully will get a necessary set of patches.

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

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.

The Pirates of the Caribbean license is just perfect for TT Games Lego adventures. But while Lego Pirates of the Caribbean is very entertaining, it is also unpolished and too hard for younger gamers.

Quotation forthcoming.

Some nice trivia challenges for the whole family, that also is a bargain. A perfect substitute for when your Buzz-buzzers are broken.

The Pirates of the Caribbean license is just perfect for TT Games Lego adventures. But while Lego Pirates of the Caribbean is very entertaining, it is also unpolished and too hard for younger gamers.

Who thought playing with words could be this much fun?

Primitive graphics aside, Arcana Heart's third installation has a lot of addictive gameplay depth.

If you are looking for a touching story, this probably isn't what you're looking for. But if you want to let go of depth and instead enjoy some trigger happy action, this is one of the funniest indie titles right now.

With better gameplay, better user interface and an overall revamp, Worms is still one of the best multiplayer experiences out there.

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

Warren Spector's twisted, eerie take on Disney's most famous character is a dark delight.

One of the better Wiiware games for a long time. Lots of content and a great sense of speed.

A bit to short and with all the good and evil options removed, this is more like a beginners guide to Infamous rather than a much needed stand alone DLC.

A decent football game where the action and the balls feel just right. The camera should have been better, though.

A brutally entertaining interpretation of the classic poem with some really inspired backdrops. We don't care who they stole the basic concept from.

The football mini game is fun. The rest so-so. All of them suffer from Kinect's sluggish response.

Greater than the sum of its parts, and something no fan of the genre should miss.

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.

A nice dungeon crawler that doesn't any over-complicated character development paths to be successful.

A clever idea with some great, weird artwork.

The Harvest Moon games are usually entertaining, but Frantinc Farming lives up to the name and it is unacceptable short with playtime short of an hour. And it just isn't fun enogh to play through more than a few times at most either, so do yourself the favor and buy another puzzler instead.

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.

Serious Sam 3 brings back pure old school first person entertainment and boy it is fun. Some bugs and the completely dead levels doesn't stop this from being a recommendation to fans of hardcore action.

Despite being a beautifully designed game, When Vikings Attack lacks in variation and the controls just aren't good enough.

Great atmosphere and an addictive character creator, but the quests are a bit too repetitive.

Have you ever played a point & click adventure before? Cool, then you'll know exactly what The Journey Down has to offer. It does it great though, with just the right mix of puzzle and humour.

A decent enough racing game that should please the younger gamers.

It is really nice to once again play as the ol' zombie basher Frank West. But in the end, Off the Record feels more like downloadable content than a complete game.

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.

Pid offers 12 hours of of pure joy with a lovely story and amongst the best music we've had in an indie game all year.

The fighting is too complicated and the story could have been more interesting in Tri-Aces latest effort. Thumbs up for thinking outside of the box, though.

Some brilliant and charming ideas can't prevent this lovely tale from becoming stale really fast. More variation would have been needed.

This is what dreams are made of. A great remake of a wonderful game.

WWE 12 is a reboot for the brand, but doesn't add and improve enough on the Smackdown series. In the end, it's still too poorly animated and just not that entertaining to play.

We were promised a nice mix of everything from Battlefield and Borderlands to Mirror's Edge. And while we do get some of that, the Brink experience just doesn't feel smooth and after a few hours of playing, there isn't enough that will make you come back for more.

All the great storytelling in Papo & Yo can't prevent the simple fact that the gameplay just isn't here.

Does what Amnesia: The Dark Descent did, and then some. We think that’s a good thing. Our underwear (yes, we share the same pair of underwear) begs to differ.

Sure, Shadowgun looks stunning, but that's about it. It lacks depth, the controls aren't good enough and it gets boring way to fast.

Entertaining and beautiful but lacks new ideas.

Monumental Games has added just the amount of changes that the MotoGp series needed, and the result is wonderfully entertaining. Now, if only we could get better graphics next year.

Jane Jensen, creator of the Gabriel Knight-series, aims high and has created a incredible game that proudly takes place amongst the greatest adventure games of all time.

A bit of a let-down and miles from the still superior Game Boy version.

Better than perhaps expected, Warriors of Rock offers a great setlist, a nicely corny story mode and a smooth quickplay mode.

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.

No real highlights and some terrible voice acting in this one. But at least some decent fights.

Not the triumphant return we was hoping for. It's a big no-no with so-so controls in a Sonic game.

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.

It just feels more personal when you run around with the colorful characters from the James Bond universe than your average grey marine. The singleplayer is also fairly entertaining and the multiplayer for up to 16 people is just awesome.

It just feels more personal when you run around with the colorful characters from the James Bond universe than your average grey marine. The singleplayer is also fairly entertaining and the multiplayer for up to 16 people is just awesome.

There's lots of great brain training here, but we could have done without the bugs.

Full of humor, challenge and loot. Another great expansion for a great game.

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

A great collection of classical music combined with superb gameplay.

Good action-adventure games for the HD consoles don't grow on trees. Majin will certainly fill a genre gap.

There's not much to do with your virtual pets in Nintendogs + Cats, but at least they're cute and the 3D effects are sometimes quite impressive.

It is really nice to once again play as the ol' zombie basher Frank West. But in the end, Off the Record feels more like downloadable content than a complete game.

Terrifying game.

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.

There's not much to do with your virtual pets in Nintendogs + Cats, but at least they're cute and the 3D effects are sometimes quite impressive.

If Disney wants to challenge Skylanders, they have to aim for better quality than this.

WWE 12 is a reboot for the brand, but doesn't add and improve enough on the Smackdown series. In the end, it's still too poorly animated and just not that entertaining to play.

Bland missions, exiting toy box.

A seamless mixture of FPS and RTS with great visuals and depth.

There's not much to do with your virtual pets in Nintendogs + Cats, but at least they're cute and the 3D effects are sometimes quite impressive.

Despite being hilarious the first few hours, Tomodachi Life rapidly becomes tedious. More variation would've been needed for higher grades.

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 destruction is nice as expected, but the level design is simply a bit boring.

A refreshing concept and quite challenging, but the presentation needs a bit of work.

As a game it's boring. As a parody it totally sucks.

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.

Beautiful, challenging, brutal. A serious contender to Dark Souls and Darksiders.

Despite being somewhat linear and having a shallow story, this is a really nice game for fans of Japanese action with a full fledged fighting system and amazing boss fights.

A lot of really great potential is held back by a huge amount of bugs.

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

Kasumi - Stolen Memory is money well spent and a great expansion to Mass Effect 2 that tells the story about the space ninja Kasumi Goto. It really fits in the universe and feels like a natural add-on that all Mass Effect-fans should get.

Beautiful and very nicely presented, but at the same time very shallow and frustrating.

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

Kasumi - Stolen Memory is money well spent and a great expansion to Mass Effect 2 that tells the story about the space ninja Kasumi Goto. It really fits in the universe and feels like a natural add-on that all Mass Effect-fans should get.