Even though the olympic games of the mascots is both charming and easy to play, it's also way to shallow. Getting a gold medal has more to do with luck than skill and that doesn't work in the long run.

The Doctor Who Cloned makes fun of everything from Call of Duty: Black Ops to Barbie and actually offers a few good laughs, but it also has the same stiff gameplay and mediocre graphics as the core game. This is for fans only.

Dragon's Dogma has a nice and big world to explore and some amazing boss encounters. Unfortunately it also has some big flaws like a horrible save system, a bland story and it also lacks in the control department.

Despite some shortcomings and the fact that all of us would've wanted a new adventure instead of a card game, Fight for Fortune still manages to entertain. As a digital card game, it's above average and can be recommended to fans.

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

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

A mediocre ugprade to a real great RPG. Shame.

Sacred Citadel offers decent entertainment for a few hours, especially with some retro loving friends as company. But this really isn't a game that lasts, unfortunately.

A mediocre ugprade to a real great RPG. Shame.

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.

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 you like the TV-series, chances are you'll like the game as well. It's far from perfect, the tempo is a bit off and I could do with fewer bugs for example, but any fan should give it a closer look.

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

The strategic options aren't interestning enough and the interface has its limits.

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

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

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

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

Team Ninja fails to live up to the expectations in the latest Dead or Alive title. The breast physics and flashy backgrounds seem to have gotten more love than the actual fighting engine, and in the end Dead or Alive 5 is little more than mediocre.

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

Some fundamental port issues stand in the way of making this really great.

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.

The horrible voice acting, the bad controls and the mediocre level design prevents The Bureau: Xcom Declassified from reaching full potential.

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

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

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

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

If you want to test how an airborne action game works with your Wii - Innocent Aces could be the right game for you. Just be aware of the stupid story and the short lifespan.

Shiny but shallow. Like Hollywood.

Instead of having the promised 25th anniversary, EA offers basically the same game again as last year with very few improvements and even some stuff made worse. This is not how the NFL deserves to be treated.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Namco tries to get a few extra dollars from you hard earned money with a cheap collection including an old game, a demo and a movie. This should've been a downloadable thing for PSN and there is nothing here that's worth a full retail price.

You don't have to drive many laps of ModNation Racers to realise that developer United Front Games has been putting more effort in the parts of the game that let you build your own courses, cars and drivers, than in the actual driving. In the end, the tools for construction are great, but the actual gameplay isn't.

The item fusions are interesting and there are some decent boss fights in the newest Blue Dragon, but the tempo is too sluggish to make it a truly great RPG.

Even though it's fun to level up and the graphics are drop dead gorgeous, The Dark Knight is hard to control and Gameloft has added all sorts of help to compensate this. Therefore, it lacks challenge and just feels bland in the end.

Zipper Interactive promised one of the most tense and strategic action games ever, but we didn't get any of that. Still it's quite fun in multiplayer.

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

Islands of Wakfu offers beautiful trees in boring forests. It's filled with good ideas but none of them has in the end turned out really well in the game.

Sure, Section 8: Prejudice can be entertaining i small doses, but it just lacks the depth to last in the long run.

A challenging game that's easy to control, but Vancouver 2010 should have more events, a better single player mode and more settings options. Overall it feels more of a half-decent Olympic clone then something that deserves those rings on the cover.

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.

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.

If Wii is your only console, if you haven't already played Red Steel 2 and/or Metroid Prime Trilogy, then The Conduit just might be something for you. For everyone else, this is highly passable.

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.

Could have been a great action game with bigger areas and less tedious enemies.

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.

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.

A lot of game for your buck, but the graphics are dry and the controls are a bit off.

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

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.

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

Sega tries to go back to the original formula with cleaner and simpler gameplay. That's the right way to go, but there's still too much that just feels off in Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz.

Suitable for younger gamers but a bleak copy of the Wii U version.

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

Huge amounts of content and cute graphics are not enough for Sega's rolled up monkeys to impress on the Wii.

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

Releasing a good first person shooter with only the multiplayer component might seem like a good idea. Unfortunately, Blacklight: Tango Down feels to low budget and is to hard to get into, to feel like a serious alternative to Bad Company 2 or Modern Warfare 2.

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

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

Somewhat entertaining, but this should really have been a DLC pack and not a full game.

Never really takes of the ground, but should kill a couple of hours.

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.

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.

Some nice black humour but way too tedious gameplay.

Decent enough, but the doctor's latest is often more of a mind annoyer than a brain teaser.

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.

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

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

A really well written story, enjoyable dialogue and somewhat fun multiplayer is the only thing that makes Kane & Lynch 2 bearable. Other than that, the action is broken, the AI is really bad and the graphics feels outdated. This is only for fans of the first game.

When Ezio returns in the first Assassin's Creed II expansion his adventures are Way to short and not very interesting. The lack of trophies and achievements is also disappointing.

A really well written story, enjoyable dialogue and somewhat fun multiplayer is the only thing that makes Kane & Lynch 2 bearable. Other than that, the action is broken, the AI is really bad and the graphics feels outdated. This is only for fans of the first game.

Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour is a really cheap alternative to the real Call of Dutys, but don't expect the same amount of content and polish.

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.

The adventure is finished in under two hours and with a few other shortcomings, this prevents his highly original title from better grades.

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.

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

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.

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.

When Ezio returns in the first Assassin's Creed II expansion his adventures are Way to short and not very interesting. The lack of trophies and achievements is also disappointing.

Too few and too uninspired sports make Nintendo's latest party game a rather mediocre mix.

Even though Honest Hearts is a nice and well priced expansion, it has way to much bugs and glitches. If you liked Fallout: New Vegas, it's worth checking out, but let's prey for some patches.

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

Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior's Rise isn't by any means a bad game, but it just isn't fun to play.

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

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 portable edition of Dead Space is an OK game, but you really need to spend more time than you should on fighting the controls and it doesn't hurt to have the patience of an angel. In the end, it might be good looking game, but not nearly as entertaining as it looks.

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?

Gran Turismo 6 feels like a relic of the past and the gameplay hasn't evolved to today's standards. There really isn't anything real about the so called 'real driving simulator', just an old fashioned Japanese game that isn't all that fun to play.

What should be retro goodness becomes quite boring.

The Baconing is practically the same game as the Deathspank ones, but without Ron Gilberts surrealistic writing, it just isn't as much fun anymore.