Bringing 56 well-known characters to the screen in tag-team combat, while maintaining the general animation style of the original characters is terrific.

The expansion’s mission set is fun and engaging, but the whole experience only lasts for six missions.

With the 40 plus new social interactions you have many options when it comes to making and maintaining friends both downtown and in your neighborhood.

If you want a full Ridge Racer experience that makes one of the best uses of 3D so far and just so happens to fit in your pocket, then Ridge Racer 3D is a launch game that deserves your attention and immediate purchase.

While the game still strays from its console roots, the good story, interesting characters and fun extras are enough for returning gamers to go back for more.

Whether you're playing on a Touch, iPhone, or iPad, Infinity Blade marks the unequivocal next generation of iOS games.

Enjoyable from beginning till end, even with the spikes in difficulty as challenges became harder at the tail end of the game, Joe Danger has helped put Hello Games on the map as a developer to watch out for.

By far, the best game in the Call of Juarez series.

This is a game that requires patience, preparation and persistence. Combine those three qualities for a successful hunt in a visually compelling game.

While the graphics work nicely, the in-game elements are not what one would expect from a GBA title...This is a very good game.

A cute and fun platformer with lots of variety. The item collecting could be more fun, but the other aspects are engaging, especially the bunyip machine levels.

Seasons certainly takes the title in an entertaining direction, and does what any good expansion should – it builds on the experience. While not without a few errant cloudbursts, the expansion still manages to soak up the sun and provide a bright gaming experience.

The main problem with this game was that it became, at times, very unfair. The enemy armies are able to "grow" opponents much faster than you can create warriors.

Easily one of the best children’s games to come along these days. A nice array of gameplay mechanics keeps the gameplay exciting, while the multiplayer modes ensure hours of additional replayability.

A great racing game for the single player, TrackMania will keep you busy for many hours.

An excellent skating game despite the fact that there’s very little that distinguishes this from the other console versions.

Its visuals aren’t even as breathtaking as those found in "Project Gotham Racing 3" but if it’s wild racing action you seek then this one won’t let you down.

Load and Fire batting is the first of its kind for a baseball game – you’ll grow to love it regardless of how difficult it seems at first.

A major disappointment... The inclusion of additional playable characters sweetens the deal a bit, but the fact remains that DMC2 is too easy, too short, and too inconsistent in terms of storyline to be considered a worthy successor.

Combines solid graphics and exceptional sounds into a top-notch war gaming experience.

A fun and fast paced sim.

Given its high production values, fun factor, and $19.99 price tag, KFP is easily a worthy addition to an action-gamer’s collection.

The game is definitely a blast to play, but despite the five additional tracks it still gets boring too quickly.

The Dynasty mode is still a blast, even though it isn’t entirely new. And the core gameplay mechanics cannot be beat. The new stick passing gives players so much more control over the puck.

It is a wonderfully fun FPS to play both online and off. The addition of custom skins and maps will only add to this game.

From the opening sequence, I could tell this was special.

Even though the episode is pretty short, there is some good replay value here and the added multiplayer elements are a nice touch. All in all, this is a worthy investment for fans of the original game.

The character depth is not as strong as the first, but it answers some burning questions and in my opinion, the end opens up a whole new bottle of what now? A must for Kate Walker fans. Others may not get it.