Namco delivers violent and old school action that feels just like a Chuck Norris movie. Unfortunately, also in the bad way. That means the story stinks and the dialogue is unbelievably bad. Still, it feels good to just disconnect the brain for some heavy action that really feels like a direct to DVD movie.

While it does what any shooter does, it doesn’t really do anything especially good or bad, putting the gamer in an awkward spot. You can’t really love it, and you can’t really point out anything to hate either. It just… is. Ugh.

Dancing is more popular than ever and there's a lot of interesting dance games coming up. Dance! It's your Stage is unfortunately not one of them, and has a cheap overall feeling, not much content and will be both completed and forgotten in less than two hours.

The Force Unleashed II lacks all the story from the original, and is way to short for a fully priced game. This is a rental at best.

Somewhat entertaining, but this should really have been a DLC pack and not a full game.

A bundled game that should be treated as such, with low expectations. Still, it's hard not to be dissapointed with what should have been a gaming revolution.

A mediocre ugprade to a real great RPG. Shame.

This was supposed to be a Kinect game for a hard core audience. But despite being good looking and really smooth to play, all the usual Kinect problems are still here and it's also way too linear.

A poorly executed licence product. Nothing super about this at all.

Far, far away from the brilliance of the Wario Ware games.

A tricky one to judge. The included Wiimote Plus is nice, the mini games are mediocre.

A real lazy effort where the much-hyped co-op doesn't do squat.

A poorly executed licence product. Nothing super about this at all.

Instead of making a real Pokémon game for Wii, Nintendo releases another mini game collection that really isn't that much fun in the end.

Beautiful but stale, boring, shallow and lacking in variation.

Terrible controls make us want to destroy something rather than be creative.

Namco delivers violent and old school action that feels just like a Chuck Norris movie. Unfortunately, also in the bad way. That means the story stinks and the dialogue is unbelievably bad. Still, it feels good to just disconnect the brain for some heavy action that really feels like a direct to DVD movie.

Crazy Taxi has a great design and lots of challenges, but Sega should have put some extra work into the driving physics.

Great graphics and solid racing that is unfortunately completely overshadowed by horrific microtransactions.

Primitive graphics and terrible story telling make us more full of rage then Ken.

The basic problem with Dark Void is that there are too many annoying moments and not enough great ones. It's not a bad game, but things like that the flying is constantly interrupted and the terrible camera make it tepid.

What happened? Boring graphics, too short a campaign and bad level design. Too bad.

Rummaging around inside another human being should be more exciting than this.

Makes me go to sleep - and dream of a real Pokémon game.

Crazy Taxi has a great design and lots of challenges, but Sega should have put some extra work into the driving physics.

The basic problem with Dark Void is that there are too many annoying moments and not enough great ones. It's not a bad game, but things like that the flying is constantly interrupted and the terrible camera make it tepid.

Worms Ultimate Mayhem isn't a bad game, but has cheaper and better prequels, which in the end makes this a completely unnecessary release.

The Splatterhouse concept is cool. Comic violence, funny oneliners and a lot of action. But unfortunetly, the gameplay is lacking severly and together with a lot of frustrating things, Splatterhouse is ultimately a letdown.