Extremely charming graphics make this sea voyage an utter delight.

The differences between Dance Central and this sequel can be compared to the first two Guitar Hero games. That means a lot of good things has happened and good Kinect games doesn't grow on trees, so Dance Central 2 is highly recommended for everyone.

A great effort, with tons of addictive, varied and beautiful content. Get it now.

A marriage between Excite Bike and Trials HD that everyone should attend.

Last year's great game with even better graphics. If you haven't played Lar's comeback, now is the time to do it, even though more polish on the game play flaws would have been appreciated.

While Max Payne may have lost his roots after playing far too much Grand Theft Auto IV in the last couple of years, he still manages to deal out some serious ass kickage in slow-motion, as is of course tradition. And hey, the dialouge and multiplayer are great too.

As ususal, a nice upgrade for a great series of games.

Wonderful vistas, fantastic atmosphere, pretty cars but it lacks in variation and the off-road part is awful.

Rovio has proven that you don't need birds or piggies to enjoy yourself.

This fall's greatest party game and the best in the Harmonix series so far.

Lots of charm, ghosts, detailed environments, great sound effects and a theme song you'll be whistling for weeks to come.

Not as good tracklist as the previous game, but still a hell of a lot of scratching fun.

Charming and with a varied level structure, this is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

Horrible controls and graphics. Don't go near this wreck of a chopper.

Ubisoft really went the extra mile to give the Splinter Cell series a true reboot with Conviction. Sam is angrier, the gameplay is much smoother and the story more fast paced, plus it has a lot of nice multiplayer options in it as well. Old fans might miss the old Splinter Cell from time to time, but Conviction really is a great game that can be recommended to both new and old Sam Fisher fans.

A bargain of a collection, but with some flaws like a non-cooperative camera and some dated graphics.

This orgy in crazy fighting and ridiculous scoring is a great way to spend a Sunday night with your friends. The tempo is great and and the special moves are many and varied.

Fight Night Champion offers an endless stream of entertainment for players that never get tired of 1-2 combos, the smell of used locker rooms and bruises.

No, it's not the 3D effects that make us stay in front of Capcom's portable fight fest. It's the exhilirating battles, the great graphics and classic character gallery.

The story is great and the battles are entertaining.

Anyone with any sort of love for the JRPG-genre should definitely give Bravely Default some attention. This is as close to classic Final Fantasy as it gets without actually being classic Final Fantasy.

Battlefield 3 for the consoles is a big step down from the PC version. Still, it is almost two games in one. We get a six hour outright mediocre campaign without any surprises, but we also get the really unique and totally awesome multiplayer that only the Battlefield series delivers.

Music from heaven. Addictive as hell.

Hotline Miami is a prime example of how awesome indie game can be. It's creative, it's free spirited and it's cool as hell. This really is a must to buy for fans of highly original games.

Crytek's boiling hot sequel is an exhibition in cleverly designed freedom and gorgeous graphics.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent is a different kind of game, a really engaging one that you undoubtedly will play to the end. It's also by far the scariest game of 2010, regardless of format.

If you're only going to buy one racing game this year, make sure it's Forza Horizon. This game is pure brilliance.

For every year, Football Manager is more about statistics and less about football. The hyper realism hurts the game more than it makes it anjoyable, but it is still by far the best in this genre.