A bite-size chunk of great downloadable action and horror.

Finally we got an entertaining Spider-Man game, although a few months extra polish probably would have given it higher grades. Shattered Dimensions is still good fun with a lot of variation for all ages.

PopCap's lovely tower defense game has been transformed into hectic action with all the features anyone can wish for in a game that can be enjoyed by both younger and older gamers. Only lack of gameplay content prevents this title from higher grades.

An accessable hockey game with a smooth career mode that should appeal to the younger gamers.

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

Way better than Dynasty Warriors.

Shootmania Storm certainly has all the tools to build an amazing community, but it does at the same time lacks a real identity.

One of the best Lego games so far, and the bigger challenge is a nice surprise.

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

Sony is four years late with its Wii Sports clone and give us only a half-decent motion-controlled sports game.

Drawing your platforms in platform games is hardly anything new these days. Still, talented developer Press Play has found a really nice touch to the concept and Max & the Magic Marker is a really tricky Wii Ware alternative to Braid.

The Signal is a really cool, twisted and somewhat frightening expansion to Alan Wake, but doesn't have much story to it. Still highly recommended to all fans of Alan Wake.

It feels like Rainbow Studios has been making the same games for a decade now, and still haven't managed to find the right formula. MX vs ATV Reflex is not a bad game, but feels really low budget and is just mediocre.

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

Old graphics, poor commentary and poor AI aside, this is sure to keep any WWE-fan entertained.

Fantastic fun.

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.

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.

Paper Mario: Sticker Star is a game that can easily be recommended to all kinds of gamers, but maybe especially to you who have been growing up with Mario from the very beginning.

One of the most uneven games we've played. But fans of the series should love it.

Except for a few slow downs with the 3D effects on, this is just what portable gaming is all about. Snack sized fun with great music that just as easy to pick up as it is to put it down. Bit.Trip Saga is must have in all Nintendo 3DS collections.

A believable virtual version of the original sport that should keep you entertained for a decent amount of hours.

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.

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.

No, Sonic doesn't reach the level of brilliance of Mario Kart Wii, but Sonic and Sega All-stars Racing is still a very charming and challenging racing game for a younger audience.

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

Good solid action, but the singleplayer campaign is way too short and the multiplayer just doesn't live up to EA's previous Battlefield: Bad Company 2.

Wrestling should be about speed, entertainment, colorful outfits and spectacular attacks. And that happens to be exactly what we get in WWE All Stars, even more than anyone could ever ask for.