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.

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

A dull RPG that never should have seen the light of day.

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

A game in which the 3DS' 3D effects actually have some use. Online support and some more variation would have been nice, though.

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

Good atmosphere, lovelly weapons but the many bugs and the idiotic enemies makes for a pretty big let down.

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.

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

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

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.

It's an old truth that changing developers to the 2009 edition was a bad idea and the worst thing that ever happened to Virtua Tennis. Unfortunetly, it was an even worse idea to let Sega take back the developement. Virtua Tennis 4 is incredible uneven in every possible way and should have had much more polish before release.

Cowboys, sixshooters and nice multiplayer action. It's hard not to like Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West. Save from some annoying spawn points, this is great multiplayer fun with charming graphics, a lot of content and many different game modes. A highly recommended download for everyone.

Ubisoft gets dressed for success. Or semi-success, at least.

A wonderful portable racing experience has been completely ruined by greedy micro transactions.

A worthless use of the Move controller and something even kids will vomit at.

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

Sega Rally Online Arcade really is an arcade game in every way. There is nothing to it but rally. In the end, that works great in the arcades, but with a home console, there just isn't enough to do.

The Ratchet formula is intact and the co-op elements are really fun. All 4 One is somewhat of a surprise that works really well.

An entertaining game with great design, but not varied enough to earn the better grades.

A competent strategy game with charm.

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

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.

Some quite terrible controls and too easy puzzles stops the portable Alice from growing into something beautiful.

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

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.

The business model in Tekken Revolution makes a great game only decent.

Bouncing between goats in the Himalaya looking for spare plane parts feels exactly the way we remembered it, and we'll just come out and say it: Duck Tales has aged extremely well, making it a must have for newcomers as well. The dialogue tends to slow things down a bit though, which is never a good thing when you're looking for fast paced platforming action.

Like being injected with 50 pounds of sugar. This is fast, bizarre action with lots of personality.

Garrett is back with a mighty stealthy adventure that perhaps tries a little bit too hard to cater to the interests of everyone. But it is still an entertaining adventure that Gamereactor highly recommends for thieves and people that like good games.

Dontnods game is far from perfect, but offers nice action and exciting adventures. The future Paris is also well designed and it's nice to see a good female character for once.

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.

Impressive. This darker spin on a classic tale is full of great atmosphere and some well-designed platforming.

A decent flying game that gives you a fair amount of adrenaline when you take to the skies.

There's a great sense of speed and handling when ridning Monumental Games steel horses, but some of the game modes are a bit too boring.

The storyline just has an amateurish overall feel to it, and the adventure is over almost before it even started. The multiplayer component somewhat saves the day, but in the end, Homefront is a big letdown.

Shallow but with an incredible exterior. Get it for the views.

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.

OK, so forget everything about cute and friendly workout games like Wii Fit and Zumba Fitness. UFC Personal Trainer is about to make you a MMA fighter. For real. Even though the speaker outright sucks, the exercise you get is really good. This game actually will kick your ass and give you muscles and a nice time while doing it.

Korea invades America, but nothing in this game will make you care. The actors are bad, the story is stupid and the graphics feels outdated, not to mention an only 4 hour long singleplayer campaign. The multiplayer is clever though and the sole reason to get this game.

Rainbow Moon might have a couple of flaws, but it's rare to see a game of this caliber at such a cheap price.

Considering this is completely free to play, Phantoms has a lot to offer in terms of tight controls, nifty cooperation and a neat ranking system. Given the fact that it will keep evolving, it looks like fans will have good reason to stay.

The first part is horrible, the enemies are without brains, the enviroments are as dull as hell withouth the devil and torture. Avoid!

The storyline just has an amateurish overall feel to it, and the adventure is over almost before it even started. The multiplayer component somewhat saves the day, but in the end, Homefront is a big letdown.

Sure, the car collecting is addictive and the races are quite entertaining. But the graphics are mediocre and that feeling of freedom never sets in.

Decent helicopter action with some flaws that keep it from flying higher on the grade skies.

Contains some of the best platform games in history. Nuff said.

Stressed and mediocre with rigid, robot-like striking and bad grappling.

A strong foundation, but definitely too expensive.

Two Worlds is atmospheric and exiting, vast and addictive. It has some pretty big flaws though that can't be ignored.

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

The Fall has its flaws, but is definitely an impressive title to a format that keeps surprising us.

TT Games has maintained a high level of quality on all their Lego titles and Lego The Hobbit is no exception. If you liked the other games - you will like this one.

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.

An old school shoot em up with some good action, but it can get confusing at times.

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

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

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

Some challenges aren't planned well enough, but overall this is a good hack and slash game with some great visuals.

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

The co-op is excellent from time to time, but the A.I. is too daft, and there's no balance in the confrontationss.

There's a great sense of speed and handling when ridning Monumental Games steel horses, but some of the game modes are a bit too boring.

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

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.

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

Wargaming.net delivers yet again a solid free-to-play experience.

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.

Impressive. This darker spin on a classic tale is full of great atmosphere and some well-designed platforming.

This old franchise is showing its age and there's a reason the servers are half-empty.

Younger gamers will have a blast, but picky Lego-enthusiasts will find better alternatives out there.

It's weird, childish and really not a masterpiece. Still, Octodad offers plenty of entertainment and is just good old fashioned fun.

Heroes of Ruin is a technically competent online RPG with great online support, but it also looks really ugly, has a bland story and stale animations. In the end, it just has a mediocre feel to it.

Mediocre on every point, The Last Airbender lacks personality and is easy forgettable.

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

The concept of paying or waiting peaked with Clash of Clans. Boom Beach serves as a reminder why I eventually quit.

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.

The concept is good but the controls are unprecise and the design is somewhat anonymous.

It's an old truth that changing developers to the 2009 edition was a bad idea and the worst thing that ever happened to Virtua Tennis. Unfortunetly, it was an even worse idea to let Sega take back the developement. Virtua Tennis 4 is incredible uneven in every possible way and should have had much more polish before release.

The animations and the presentation are top notch. The ripped off Arkham Asylum-gameplay and zombie-esq city-streets are not.

A beautifully simple story about a family of badgers, trying to survive. Other than tears, this brings out the mother in all of us.

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

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

Sonic as a pinball is a good way to waste some time, and to unleash some aggressions on Sonic for his crappy games the last century.

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.

A great combination of action games like Bayonetta and RPG games like Last Remnant. Everything from bosses to the epic music deserves praise.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

The Undergarden is a highly original idea with great puzzle elements that will keeep you entertained for hours, especially when playing co-op. In the end, it lacks some variation though.

A decent flying game that gives you a fair amount of adrenaline when you take to the skies.

Sure, the car collecting is addictive and the races are quite entertaining. But the graphics are mediocre and that feeling of freedom never sets in.

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

Miis are replacing the regular Mario Party cast in Wii Party. Even though it's good fun for a couple of hours, it lacks the Mario Party depth of gameplay and feels a little bit to sterile.

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

Cowboys, sixshooters and nice multiplayer action. It's hard not to like Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West. Save from some annoying spawn points, this is great multiplayer fun with charming graphics, a lot of content and many different game modes. A highly recommended download for everyone.

Finally seeing Rapture before it’s fall is true fan-service as well as the high point of this DLC. It is a tad short though, and some more new features would have lifted the whole experience further.