As a computer game, Monopoly can't keep up the pace. Since you don't have actual dices in your hands, you also can't get any feelings out of the game.

It's neat for playing for fun – beat'em up feeling encounters adventure. But the quests and training lessons get boring soon. Fans of the movie can consider buying this one, but the rest should sneak a peek first.

Madagascar 3: has some nice cut-scenes with the original voices of the movie, but there is simply far too little offered in the game. The story mode has so much boring tasks for the player even children would not have fun with those. However, the mini-games are funny, playable for two players and well made for children.

Game Party: In Motion is a nice game for Xbox 360 and Kinect, which is great fun when played in multiplayer mode.

All in all lilt line is a challenging musicg ame, with oldschool retro graphics, blinking animations and nice sounds, but there is not that much variety in the game. For 500 Nintendo Points the game is absolutely ok, but don't expect too much.

For fans worth a look, but nevertheless, the fighting is getting quickly monotonous and motivation decreases quickly. Even the unlockable, new attacks are not an incentive, as most attacks have similar effects and there is not too much variety.

Even though the developers have tried correcting some of the mistakes that were made in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, they did not manage to make Part 2 a triple-A title.

Generally, Hyperdimension Neptunia is certainly not the worst RPG on the PS3. However, in order to be included in the major leagues the game lacks a lot.

To be honest, the Nintendo DS version of the game was more entertaining, especially because of the multiplayer mode.

007 Legends may be a good game for the celebration of Bond's 50th Birthday, but after all it is too flawed to be recommended, not even for fans of the MI6 agent.

A mixture of shooter and adventure, that isn't quite able to be something really special and heavily relies on a lot of gameplay- and story-elements we already know.

Just because it says Burnout in the title you won't find Burnout inside – Burnout Crash will have to live with that criticism. Criterion took the popular Crash mode and turned it into a complete game, but leaving quality so much roadkill in some places. It's not really a bad game, though, just miles behind the original.

Hellboy is not only for fans of the spawn of hell. Although it can become quite monotonous, the gamer himself can get active by learning new combos. For people who run riot for the multiplayer Hellboy can offer a second player, namely the characters Liz Sherman or Abe Sapien.

Ben 10: Galactic Racing's only unique feature is the Ben 10 setting, but the rest is a typical arcade racer with nothing special. The graphics and sound effects are Wii-grade and the gameplay is not really entertaining.

StarDrone is fun, but only for a short time!

The single player game is rather boring. But if you find three others to join you in multiplayer, you will have some fun hours with the game.

Bridge Constructor is a solid simulation, but does not differ from the older Bridge! The Construction Game in any noticable way.

If you always wanted to try a zombie game, in which tactics are more crucial than action, you should play Trapped Dead.

Two pens = double the fun? Not really, because while the seven sports seem indeed well chosen, in practice they nevertheless lack variety.

Only Ryu Hayabusa is left from the good old Ninja Gaiden games. The newest title lacks a cool story, real depth to the combat system and state-of-the-art graphics. A pitiful continuation – possibly end – for a once cool core action game series.

With DiRT 2 you can have fun for a short time, but there’s no innovation and it’s not technically perfect. If you have the option, you should buy the console version.

At the end, Islands of Wakfu doesn't offer enough gameplay to keep the experienced player interested. If you haven't heard of Wakfu or Dofus, you won't like this one either.

Rulers of Nations gives you the opportunity to rule one out of 170 countries. No matter what you do, always listen to the people and your ministers. Or fire them! Unfortunately, this game has too much possible course of actions, which makes it pretty confusing.

As the gamers expected an improvement concerning the control-area, Tony Hawk SHRED is rather disappointing. After a couple of hours you still don't have the complete control of the board – a fact that can make the most relaxed player easily angry. The graphical effects and the missing story are further disadvantages of the game. Only the cool soundtrack and the typical skate-atmosphere are on the credit-side. To sum up, 100 Euro and more for the game and controller are simply too much!

Rayman 3D is still an enjoyable, but short platformer. Nevertheless, you don't really recognize changes to prior Rayman games and the 3DS support.

Runaway – Dream of the Turtle is a solid adventure with a few highlights such as logical riddles, well integrated characters and fun gameplay.

The water physics in Hydrophobia: Prophecy are great, but nearly all other aspects of this indie game fall noticably short. The introduction and tutorial are good, as are the water effects. Mostly, we're looking forward to seeing what Dark Energy can deliver with the next game.

Ultimate Bass Fishing 3D surely is a nice game for expert anglers to entertain themselves during travel. Others will have to depend on trial and error to find the right bait to win even small tournaments.