If you like the previous Skate games, you'll probably like Skate 3 as well. It's a rock solid skateboarding simulation and it's both fun and easy to create your own skate parks. But if you don't want to play online, Skate 3 feels a little bit bare boned and is more like an upgrade rather than a brand new experience.

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.

Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet follows in the footsteps of games like Super Metroid and Shadow Complex. Even though it's not as deep, it's still good entertainment with a lot of discovering to do for a couple of hours.

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

Despite the small budget, this is an interesting indie title with a few nice ideas.

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.

One of the greatest Move games so far. Great controls and a simple but fun premise.

A solid sports game with wonderful presentation and superb commentary.

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.

Quotation forthcoming.

A good shooter with nice mechanics and fun multiplayer modes. It's a darn shame that the dialogue is so embarrassingly bad.

An apparent lack of resources stops GSC Gameworld from creating a complete and polished action game, but the mood and eerie setting make up for that.

Albeit expensive, Skylanders Swap Force is a good game for kids, building well on its predecessor.

A simple concept that has been executed well. A pirate's life isn't all that bad.

The system with expensive smurfberries is the main flaw, but this is a real cozy game that borrows a lot from Harvest Moon and Farmville.

Mortal Kombat for PS Vita the same enjoyable game as the console versions with a ton of things to do for the lonely player. Unfortunately, the graphics has been really downgraded and the net code could have been better. Still one of the best fighting offerings for the PS Vita.

It's a funny and visually great game, but the controls could definitly be better.

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.

Some great puzzles, but we know this formula by now.

Not too bad. Great tacky design and lots of content make this a fighting game worth your buck.

Full of charm and great design, but the variation could have been better.

Not too bad. Great tacky design and lots of content make this a fighting game worth your buck.

A feeling of deja vu is constant in Electronic Arts World Cup title, but that doesn't make it a bad game. If you liked FIFA 10 you are going to like this, but it's hard to shake the feeling that this is the same game in a new package. The graphics are nice though, and the game engine is not seldom total brilliance.

A good mix between puzzle solving and cute graphics.

A really huge expansion to Borderlands that feels a little bit like a missed opportunity. But all the tedious transportation and rather dull enemies can't hide the fact that there really is a lot to do here, and that the new vehicles are good fun. In the end, General Knoxx is recommended for all of you who have missed the adventures on Pandora.

A very rewarding puzzle game that might have benefited more from being a downloadable game rather than a retail one.

Not the best "endless runner"-game, but still fun, and cute.

Not as good as its predecessor but a fun, nostalgic return to that blue guy we love to love.