Of course there are a few glitches in the game, but Zumba Fitness: Core is nonetheless a great addition to every Kinect collection. The exercises are demanding and not ideal for newcomers but Zumba enthusiasts will spend fulfilling fitness hours with the game.

Heroes over Europe is a thrilling and uncomplicated arcade flight simulation that takes you to the happenings of WWII. Unfortunately the graphics are kind of dowdy, but fans and amateurs will still have a lot of fun.

China, France and Egypt are the three varied locations waiting for you to be explored. The first The Sims 3 add-on is worth a try.

I played this game for hours, and I still can't stop playing. I fought big battles, conquered castles and cities and nearly forgot about the weak graphics. Too sad that it doesn't look better.

Fans of the series have to forgo some typical elements, but in return they get quite amusing humor and stages, which want to be discovered.

Gray Matter is a typical point & click adventure with a deep storyline and a stunning atmosphere. Apart from the lack of action it's a game which is worth a try.

Its colors, forms and sounds make up for a unique experience. Then, the high difficulty as well as the problems with the camera hinder the game to become a shining star.

Quotation forthcoming.

Spending 800 Microsoft Points on Lucha Fury will definitely not be a mistake. Its humor, adequate comic-style graphics, unlockable content and especially its amazing offline co-op are the reasons why Lucha Fury successfully manages to take the player on a trip to a Mexican world of brawls full of fun.

Renegade Ops may not be a deep story driven game with a lot of variety, but it's surly fun to kick Inferno's ass with one of four differnt characters in single player or the local and online multiplayer modes. The controls take a little getting used to, but things like weapon upgrades, comic style videos and the overall gameplay are pretty cool.

Hidden under all the Pixar-Animations Cars 2 proves to be an awesome racing game!

Kinect Sports: Season Two scores with mostly well-conceived adaptions of the sports, fun mini games and a good atmosphere. Biggest problem: the developers did not learn from the original's mistakes, the game requires tons of space even by Kinect standards. It's a little different from the predecessor, but of similar quality – spot on as a fun sports game.

Racket Sports Party might be worth a look if you’re a true tennis aficionado, since it is no better than Wii Sports and isn’t any cheaper either – why not stick to the original?

Toy Soldiers is a must-have for every true Tower Defense fan and since it lets you steer the units yourself you’ll never get bored. Multiplayer and already announced downloadable content will hopefully keep us busy for quite a while.

As a single player, you won't get much out of Green Day: Rock Band. The career mode isn't nearly as excessive as it was in The Beatles: Rock Band, and so it's just another great multiplayer game.

Don't underestimate Sing Party. Featuring a great deal in terms of simplicity, options and presentation, it brings many fresh ideas to the genre, so this one could be very well your next karaoke game.

Zeno Clash takes you to a totally different world. I promise you, you've never seen something like that before. Bizarre, unique, weird – but it makes a lot of fun.

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon with it's thrilling dogfights is an intense flight-simulation, that gives you a nice Top Gun-feeling.

Monte Vista offers more than just a few new items. It is a fully grown add-on that offers a great glimpse at the Italian lifestyle.

All in all, the latest adventures of Spider-Man can be recommended to everyone. The great combination of exploration and fighting is brilliant, and also the atmosphere, the sound and the graphical effects are really convincing. The only disadvantage of the game is the missing multiplayer mode and the annoying mini game.

The co-op mode is really fun and the daily missions are tough, but addictive challenges. A PS Vita must-have.

All in all you'll get nothing especially new, but solid expansions. Old gameplay elements have been combined with new monsters, new spells, new abilities and new items in some new environments.

Unfortunately the camera is still poor, however Team Ninja solved some of the problems of Ninja Gaiden 3 (PS3/Xbox360). The touchscreen is not really integrated, but the game is challenging with fast action fights and a lot of virtual blood. If you like that, then Ninja Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge is your game.

The mix of find all objects on the screen-gameplay and spooky setting develops in a really nice way.

King soccer is back, and the version for Wii is more impressive than ever. Definitely worth a look.

Sniper Elite V2 is a good and solid action sniper game. The story about the V2 scientists is nice, well narrated and motivates to keep playing. The graphics are not good, but ok and if you can manage that, you can give it a try.

The Sims 3 isn't what you want to play on a console. The handling's pretty crappy, but if you're okay with that, the game is fun for a long time.

The four games in this collection may not be the most famous out of the Dreamcast line-up, but they cover a broad field of game types. If you can overlook the awful main menu, you get a lot of good games for just a few bucks.