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.

Mix Castle Crashers with Golden Axe and just a hint of Final Fantasy and you’ll end up with Dragon’s Crown. Works better on PS Vita rather than the Playstation 3.

A great action game that borrows elements from all sorts of different titles, without losing that unique Transformers feeling.

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.

Lovely story-telling and some great characters, but the controls will sometimes let you down.

Finally we have a really good music based game for Ipad. It's hard to believe this is a cheap app for just a few bucks and not a full priced title for Nintendo DS. Insta buy.

A more polished version of an already polished game.

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

The Sims Medieval feels like a bunch of happy episodes filled with happy-go-lucky knights from the Monty Python TV-series. And that makes up for most of the problems and gives a lot of entertainment.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.