Sure, the PS Vita version lacks some content compared to the console versions, but this is still an enjoyable fighting game with great controls.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

EA has rebooted the Madden series several times, added and removed features, but with this latest edition they are finally on the right track.

Tales of Graces F feels like a really traditional Japanese RPG with old charm and old fashioned storylines. Unfortunately, that also includes old graphics and gameplay.

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.

Lost Planet 2 is much more than your average sequel and a completely brand new game that doesn't share much with original Lost Planet. It both looks and sounds better and the multiplayer is really good. But unfortunately, many of Capcom's new ideas fails due to horrible AI and somewhat bland boss fights.

Much like a rollercoaster, Black Flag has its fair share of highs and lows. The naval exploring is one of the high points in the series so far while sneaking about the bushes and trees tends to get frustrating fast. It lacks in polish, harming the immersion, but if you can overlook this, chances are high that you’ll like the pirate life.

Shattered Dimensions is the best Spider-Man game in years, even though it's not the master piece Batman: Arkham Asylum is.

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

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

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

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.

Looks decent enough and there are a lot of guns, but the weird camera and lack of co-op are a shame.

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

A mediocre dance game that doesn't really gets us moving.

Not the perfect mixture between Braid and Flower we were hoping for.

Konami brings co-op and general multiplayer to the Castlevania table. Even though it has some really great parts, it has a couple of bad as well. In the end, Harmony of Despair probably is mostly for hard core Castlevania fans.

Lots to do, but with the freemium concept the question is: at what price?

A decent puzzle game that tests the patience a few too many times.

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

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

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.

This could have been good, but the visual chaos on-screen is really a shame.

Lost World could have been a great Sonic game, but agitating cutscenes, an overly complicated control scheme and a really unclear general direction puts a stop to that. I have a hard time imagining this will satisfy anyone to a full extent.

A somewhat washed-out attempt at copying Lemmings and Pikmin, Swarm could have used more charm and a better structure for progress.

Bland missions, exiting toy box.

A somewhat washed-out attempt at copying Lemmings and Pikmin, Swarm could have used more charm and a better structure for progress.

Even though NetherRealm Studios has packed Injustice: Gods Among Us with fanservice and added a really nice single-player mode, the fighting engine just isn't good enough.

Good atmosphere as expected, but old levels and only a few hours of gameplay brings this down a bit.

Germ fighting with Luigi offers good fun, but Dr Luigi is way over prized and you can easily get more and better similar puzzle games for less than a dollar/euro. This is just not worth the cost for Wii U, it doesn't have enough content.

Good atmosphere as expected, but old levels and only a few hours of gameplay brings this down a bit.

Despite being a beautiful cel shaded game that stays true to the manga original in every way, One Piece: Pirate Warriors just isn't fun enough to play and it also sure could be more user friendly.

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

A lot of speed and explosions entertain us, but this is a racing game that relies to much on a pretty mediocre gimmick.

Doom 3 is an old game, and making the graphics high definition can't hide that simple fact. It just doesn't feel fresh and not even the first two Doom games thrown in as a bonus can change that simple fact.

The basic problem with Dark Void is that there are too many annoying moments and not enough great ones. It's not a bad game, but things like that the flying is constantly interrupted and the terrible camera make it tepid.

A decent hybrid of action and strategy, dressed in pixel-clothing and tons of charming details for the hardcore fans to enjoy.

One year from now, Warframe will be a distant memory, almost completely forgotten. It's one of those games that just doesn't leave a clear mark. Then again, it does offer violence with swords, and it does it for free. What's the worst that could happen?

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

Namco delivers violent and old school action that feels just like a Chuck Norris movie. Unfortunately, also in the bad way. That means the story stinks and the dialogue is unbelievably bad. Still, it feels good to just disconnect the brain for some heavy action that really feels like a direct to DVD movie.

A hastily put together product that lacks the overall quality of other band-specific games like Guitar Hero: Metallica or The Beatles: Rock Band. Thank God for Ice Cream Man, Eruption and Panama.

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

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

Quotation forthcoming.

It's difficult to tell what will happen with Goat Simulator during the coming months. With the right fan-treatment, this could continue to entertain for a long time. As of now though, the content only lasts for a couple of hours before the joke feels old.

Rebellion's struggle to get back to the studio's old ways of brilliance continues with another lackluster action game. Sure, the Predator-part of the campaign is exciting and the multiplayer is ok. But the rest is sub par action with boring graphics.

A different camera angle along with great e-sport support can't hide the fact that this has been done before, with better result.

Quotation forthcoming.

This puzzler's concept is really good, but it soon gets old.

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

A strong foundation, but definitely too expensive.

Some decent fun can be had in multiplayer, but this is mostly a bleak Gears of War clone.

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

No matter how you look at it, this doesn't feel like a final game. It feels like a demo, and it feels like there should be more by the end of it.

Fun in short bursts, but there simply isn't enough content in this unbalanced action game.

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.

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.

A hastily put together product that lacks the overall quality of other band-specific games like Guitar Hero: Metallica or The Beatles: Rock Band. Thank God for Ice Cream Man, Eruption and Panama.

Although the early access logo is now gone from the official site, War of the Vikings feels far from finished. The premise shows a lot of potential, but we won't be returning until after a couple of patches.

The basic problem with Dark Void is that there are too many annoying moments and not enough great ones. It's not a bad game, but things like that the flying is constantly interrupted and the terrible camera make it tepid.

Accessible with a great design, but it never really makes you interested in what's going on.

Nice battles and nice pacing, but the production values could have been higher.

Problems with the controls and really greedy micro transactions prevent Sonic Dash from reaching it's full potential. Somewhat of a waste since it has many really good ideas.

Even though Mercury Hg is a fun game that manages to challenge both brain and thumbs, it is just to sparse with content and much of the DLC shold've been included in the full game.

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.

Way too simplistic and not enough variety. This does not feel like a Sacred-game at all.

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.

Namco delivers violent and old school action that feels just like a Chuck Norris movie. Unfortunately, also in the bad way. That means the story stinks and the dialogue is unbelievably bad. Still, it feels good to just disconnect the brain for some heavy action that really feels like a direct to DVD movie.

Rebellion's struggle to get back to the studio's old ways of brilliance continues with another lackluster action game. Sure, the Predator-part of the campaign is exciting and the multiplayer is ok. But the rest is sub par action with boring graphics.

A nostalgia trip for the retro zombie fans and some nice puzzles for the enthusiast. The dated controls and an annoying solution to carrying weapons makes Resident Evil 0 for Wii a bit obsolete, though.

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

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.

There are lots of bugs and the leveling system is questionable, but the humour and unique gameplay are a plus.

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.

Nice graphics but sadly a bit shallow and to difficult to control.

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

As with to many Kinect enabled games, it just doesn't work very well. Summer Stars 2012 is also really ugly and had some really bad events and this is ultimately just a little bit above mediocre.

Feels more like an expansion than a full-price game, but the classic setup is quite entertaining.

It's not their fault, but Green Day doesn't (yet) have the songs to carry a game like Green Day: Rock Band. Uneven songs and low difficulty makes this a game for Green Day fans only.

Fun for a while, but it really should be both longer and cheaper.

Activisions retelling of Goldeneye is no where near the high standards of Rares original game. Still, it's one of the better shooers for Wii and the online multiplayer experience is good fun.

A game that makes fun of the very things that make it mediocre.

Dream Chronicles feels dated in every possible way and does nothing great besides wasting your precious time.

The controls aren't quite there and the design is actually horrible. An engaging multiplayer mode makes Scrap Metal passable, though.

A decent Pokemon game with cute graphics, but way too easy and with sluggish controls.

The creators of the Bit Trip-games haven't really put in all their effort in their new title, but it's decent enough.

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.

Faery: Legends of Avalon is an interesting idea and it has a great story to tell with wonderful graphics. But in the end, there are to many technical problems so it never gets as entertaining as it could and should have been.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.