Jane Jensen, creator of the Gabriel Knight-series, aims high and has created a incredible game that proudly takes place amongst the greatest adventure games of all time.

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

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

If you've been looking for braindead but entertaining third person action in the wake of Gears of War, Binary Domain won't disappoint you.

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

Not the triumphant return we was hoping for. It's a big no-no with so-so controls in a Sonic game.

Ninja Gainden, one of the best games of the last generation, has aged. The save spots don't fit a portable game, the touch screen add ons just detract from the combat, the camera isn't satisfying and the level design doesn't feel up to date anymore. But the combat is just as good as ever and every now and then it feels just like the good old golden ninja heydays of the last generation. To bad it's just to far between those moments.

It just feels more personal when you run around with the colorful characters from the James Bond universe than your average grey marine. The singleplayer is also fairly entertaining and the multiplayer for up to 16 people is just awesome.

It just feels more personal when you run around with the colorful characters from the James Bond universe than your average grey marine. The singleplayer is also fairly entertaining and the multiplayer for up to 16 people is just awesome.

There's lots of great brain training here, but we could have done without the bugs.

Full of humor, challenge and loot. Another great expansion for a great game.

A lot of charm and plenty of levels, but the frustration and mundanity soon kicks in.

A great collection of classical music combined with superb gameplay.

Good action-adventure games for the HD consoles don't grow on trees. Majin will certainly fill a genre gap.

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.

It is really nice to once again play as the ol' zombie basher Frank West. But in the end, Off the Record feels more like downloadable content than a complete game.

Terrifying game.

There's a lot to do on this zombie-infested island from hell. With some more varied missions and better melee combat, the final score would have been shimmering.

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

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.

Bland missions, exiting toy box.

A seamless mixture of FPS and RTS with great visuals and depth.

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.

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

There's a lot to do on this zombie-infested island from hell. With some more varied missions and better melee combat, the final score would have been shimmering.

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

A refreshing concept and quite challenging, but the presentation needs a bit of work.