The greatest shooter on Ios. Get this one.

Lots to do, but with the freemium concept the question is: at what price?

A good sense of speed but way to easy.

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

After playing all the turbo boosted first person shooters lately, it's good to be back with the more sophisticated ghosts from Ghost Recon. It's high tech, it's gorgeous and it's really fun to play. If this doesn't make you believe in ghosts, nothing will.

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.

Bloodforge is gorgeous and has high production values, but in the end it lacks depth and the story is so lame it's outright impossible to care about anything that happens on screen.

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.

Sonic's still not as great as he used to be, and we're honestly wondering if he'll ever be. Then again, Episode II is better than Episode I and definately worth a playthrough, if only to get your hopes up for a superb Episode III.

Have you ever played a point & click adventure before? Cool, then you'll know exactly what The Journey Down has to offer. It does it great though, with just the right mix of puzzle and humour.

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.

Blizzard has truly done it. They've kept what was so great about Diablo II whilst implementing enough new to keep me satisfied for what I belive will be ten more wonderful years. So what are you waiting for? Diablo won't slay himself.

Quotation forthcoming.

Exhilarating space battles and overall an intense multiplayer experience.

Better than its predecessor, but still a bit far from the bullseye.

Tedious and about as challenging as walking to your kitchen.

A strong foundation, but definitely too expensive.

Can kill a couple of hours, but the PC version is far superior.

Story wise, nothing has changed since the first Prototype. You still won't care. You can, however, have fun with the chaotic action and the varied flavors of fighting.

Sugar High is a competent title in itself, but in its core not much more than a worse copy of Tiny Wings.

There's a pretty decent amount of good games in this collection, but a lot of really bad ones at that. Final Fight and Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 in all their glory, but where the hell is Mega Man 9?

The perfect RPG for the aspiring pirate, but a horribly stiff one if you're looking for emotional depth.

Having to struggle through the campaign in order to have fun with a game is not my cup of tea. In fact, I wish I could have just bought the game second-hand and started chasing points right away.

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

Pretty but repetitive. This angry bird is also quite hard to control.

Quotation forthcoming.

A good port if you only look at the graphics, but the controls aren't there.

Shallow, boring and so mediocre it gets bad.