Despite decent graphics and some funny game modes, Vancouver 2010 suffers from the complete lack of a career mode, which makes it feel like a mere succession of events, without any progression to be had. Fans of this kind of production will find some good gameplay elements, while players used to bigger and better game dedicated to the single sports should stick to those.

The only great thing for DBZ fans is the brand new anime episode, but that's not enough to satisfy the players.

If you compare the graphics of Saints Row 2 and GTA IV, GTA will be the winner, but you will experience more fun while playing Saints Row 2. If Rockstar improves graphics with a patch, GTA IV will have a rough time.

The King of Fighters XII is a typical beat‘em up with a really lame gameplay and short content. The only advantages of the title are the retro music and the nice anime graphic.

It's a typical hidden object game with no real variety. The mini games are uncreative and disappointing, the conversations boring and unentertaining. If you are a fan of the old school mini games, Eastville Chronicles: The Drama Queen Murder could be of interest for you – otherwise, go for another hidden object game.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 is maybe okay for shooter fans, but I bet the main part of Potter fans would have liked a game full of riddles, sneaking and maybe a skill system. There is no variation, no freedom and not enough content to satisfy.

Ape Escape is quite funny, but the gameplay is too repetitive and boring to keep you motivated.

Alternativa is a point & click adventure that provides a good basic package but nothing more.

To sum up, Disney's Tinker Bell is a very nice game for children, especially for girls at the age of up to seven years. Although you find some small bugs, the game is able to entertain the younger generation.

Hysteria Hospital – Emergency Ward could be quite entertaining, but it lacks in-depth gameplay, which makes the game quite trivial.

It's too bad, there are nearly no positive features in this game. The only horrors are the cheap graphics and the lousy controls. At least most of the riddles are okay.

Start the Party: Save the World! is fun when you try it for the first time, but that's about it: if your party is to last, you'd better have another title on hand.

Folks who like an epic RPG with many characters, a lot of equipment and a big world to explore should better buy another game. The game dynamics seems to be innovative on the first sight, but after a few hours they turn out to be very confining.

Gaining power-ups via Drifting is quite interesting. Nevertheless it´s not so innovative that you could forget all the technical shortcomings as well as the small amount of different racing tracks.

It's kind of fun for a quick game, but considering how quickly BurgerTime: World Tour turns boring, your 800 MSP may still be better spent elsewhere.

Transformers 3: The Dark Of The Moon is horrible in every aspect. High Moon Studios really showed their dark side here.

Despite the good story, the well done graphics and the entertaining sounds, Spider-Man: Edge of Time lacks in gripping gameplay and action. Once more boredom prevails.

Monotonous gameplay, poor level design and Spidey not quite doing his thing. True Spidey fans should really skip this game and wait for a better one to feature their favourite hero.

The campaign is not very fascinating, the enemies aren’t offering any challenges and the game handling on the PC is just horrible.

Naughty Bear received a 50% rating and since Naughty Bear: Panic in Paradise offers more kills, more teddys and a lot of crazy outfits, we orient ourselves to the top, but nonetheless the game can't escape mediocrity.

Sure, it has a lot of arcade action, great feeling of speed and lots of options in terms of how you actually can race the tracks. Nevertheless, nail'd has succeeded in many things but one: to nail it.

It is true that there are plenty of playable characters, but nevertheless every mission stays quite the same. If you’re a fan, you may add even this one to your collection.

Overall this is not what I had expected after 15 years of waiting. The graphics are not state of the art, the gameplay is average, the mini games suck and the level design doesn't offer you more than one option. The only advantage is that the game is cheaper than other shooters and the Duke is back. However, I had expected a more glamorous comeback of the guy with balls out of steel.

The game did improve since the preview version, but there's still plenty to do: Too much menus when you're up to put the ball into the hole, no option to alter Move's sensitivity. Still, the game's worth a look for hardcore fans.

EU Rome is a title only recommended for fans of micro-management. If you have the wish to virtually visit the battlefields of the ancient Rome, other games are much more satisfying.

Unfortunately the abysmal AI and the strange first-person shooter sections spoil the basically good strategy game.

Armored Core: For Answers isn’t able to persuade in any aspect. The story isn’t irrelevant and the missions are boring and too difficult to be fun. Graphics also suck.

Having pros from different eras is a good idea, too bad that the game just isn't fun at all due to its bad controls.