A lot of really great potential is held back by a huge amount of bugs.

As with to many Kinect enabled games, it just doesn't work very well. Summer Stars 2012 is also really ugly and had some really bad events and this is ultimately just a little bit above mediocre.

Feels more like an expansion than a full-price game, but the classic setup is quite entertaining.

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.

Fun for a while, but it really should be both longer and cheaper.

Activisions retelling of Goldeneye is no where near the high standards of Rares original game. Still, it's one of the better shooers for Wii and the online multiplayer experience is good fun.

A game that makes fun of the very things that make it mediocre.

Dream Chronicles feels dated in every possible way and does nothing great besides wasting your precious time.

The controls aren't quite there and the design is actually horrible. An engaging multiplayer mode makes Scrap Metal passable, though.

A decent Pokemon game with cute graphics, but way too easy and with sluggish controls.

The creators of the Bit Trip-games haven't really put in all their effort in their new title, but it's decent enough.

Tekken 3D Prime Edition has everything needed for a great Tekken game except content. And that ultimately makes it boring to play in the long run.

Faery: Legends of Avalon is an interesting idea and it has a great story to tell with wonderful graphics. But in the end, there are to many technical problems so it never gets as entertaining as it could and should have been.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The fighting is too complicated and the story could have been more interesting in Tri-Aces latest effort. Thumbs up for thinking outside of the box, though.

Made to last an eternity, but definitely not made to entertain on anything more than a mediocre level.

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

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.