Facebreaker takes itself not very seriously, and so do we. For the most fans of the boxing-genre, the game’s focus is too much on the arcade mode and graphics are too colourful.

It's a good strategy RPG with an immersive plot, but it's very complex, the difficulty is high and its tutorials are lengthy. There are better RPGs out now, though.

Not as much fun as you might expect. It's a great experiment in terms of what the GamePad is capable of, but as a game, Rabbids Land isn't that much of a success.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is not convincing as an action adventure, but as a pure-bred action game it's entertaining.

Quotation forthcoming.

It is a great simulator. If you're into trains, there's a lot to build, but some bugs and graphical weaknesses lower the fun.

If you're over twelve years old, it's just another mini game collection as we know it. Younger players will have their share of joy with Carnival Island, but not too long, either.

Nerf N-Strike is a pretty game to enhance your accuracy. For the older gamer there is nothing more, because this game is more a House of the Dead for kids. The greatest Highlight is the Blaster.

Bad implemented control, but nice tracks and cool characters. Unfortunately, the game is more exhausting than entertaining.

Hidden Mysteries: Vampire Secrets is a typical find-all-objects-on-the-screen game, with no challenge at all, very bad sound, and almost no atmosphere.

Boring graphics and music lacerate the heart of a "Rock'n'Roll Racing"-veteran.

Dragon's Lair for the PlayStation 3 is a simple copy of the original game from 1983, so there is nothing new or innovative. However, fans of Disney's animation films get their money's worth.

Real Steel does not look good, has no story, is extremely difficult, but for a quick fight between friends, it's quite okay.

This game lacks fun after one hour of playtime. Beware of this title.

The attempt to make a more serious, demanding racing-game for next-gen consoles completely failed. The challenging control turned out to be simply frustrating, graphics would make even the PS2 look away in shame and the given tuning options can only make mechanics happy.

It's cute, you can customize your EyePet and it has some sort of rewards, too. Not exactly motivating, but it's always good for some cute moments.

Sad, but true: Almost every Naruto game for PSP is better than this one. Weird that this game takes away all of Naruto's flair, so even fans could be very much disappointed by Ultimate Ninja Impact.

You won't find any other drummer game with such details but Drums Challenge lacks support for beginners, more game modes and atmosphere.

It's cute, you can customize your EyePet and it has a kind of adventure mode, as well. Too bad it's mostly unplayable when you're not sitting at home. Not exactly motivating, but it's always good for some cute moments.

Despite a solid presentation, Puss in Boots: The Videogame for the Wii never shifts into gear. Sadly, the game pfalls in line with the disappointing movie adaptions of 2011.

Warhammer 40.000: Kill Team is brain off, guns out. The "Orc slicing" is fun especially at the beginning but is more and more running out of air the further you get. Warhammer fans may consider a buy everyone else should probably keep his/her axe at home considering a 800 MS Points price point.

Zuma's Revenge, a little frog and shooting balls like a machine gun mix up to a classic match-3 game for all young people and those who want to stay young.

Tank! Tank! Tank! makes fun for about an hour, than you have seen everything. There is no variety, no gameplay-depth and old-school graphics.

18 new songs and, ...? Sad enough that this is the only innovation the game has to offer. Compared to the price the content is very disappointing.

Even if there are better adventures to buy, you should give this one a chance. Mostly acceptable riddles and the good graphics will entertain you for some hours.

Puzzle Bobble Universe is really entertaining. It's funny and challenging, but only for 88 levels, because there aren't more levels in the game. Also the missing multiplayer modes, the lack of innovation and the pure 3d feeling are lowering the score. If you like Puzzle Bobble, the game is pretty nice, but you don't need a 3DS. The game could easily be published on the DS/DSi with nearly no losses on graphical details.

The game can only be recommended to hardcore fighting game fans. There isn't enough variety to keep the average player in front of the PS3.

Disney Channel All Star Party Games is a well-done party game and a real alternative to other mini game collections for fans of Disney's children shows.