Players appreciating story as well as gameplay will be satisfied. A LEGO game never has looked this great and was so lively, but it's still the old LEGO formula. Still worth a look or two.

The number of colorful characters of the movie and the original movie scenes remind on the same-named movie. Overall it's a playful game and diversion to children-parties.

Steel Diver offers three different types of mini games. Each mini game is ok, but not more. The combination of all three modes would have been interesting, but there is no possibility to mix them up. The strategy multiplayer game is lame and not entertaining, while the periscope game is pretty funny in the beginning, but it is, like the campaign, too short.

Due to the bad graphics and the loveless setting with poor details, Thor has dug his grave itself.

When it's all said and done, L.A. Noire is the game Heavy Rain wanted to be. Both games tell a tremendous story, guide the player, are entertaining for a broad audience as well, and at the very end, both games are milestones that move the video game world forward.

Technically neat, but the problem lies within the nature of 3D chess games: It's confusing at times, and the mini games pretty much alienate the original game. Chess fans, however, will find long lasting appeal and a lot of challenges to take on.

The ideas have been strong within this one, but the awful AI and the campaign that isn't worth its name may not exactly be helpful. For online players, however, it's a blast.

The PS3 version of Sniper: Ghost Warrior has received some improvements which are pretty useful. You get some extra content, better opponent AI and more, but there are still some bugs, concerning the graphics, a terribly told story and some weaknesses concerning the gameplay (e.g. reloading time or disappearing enemies after reaching checkpoints).

Rio is a great party game, which is best when played by four.

It's a game for fast and funny multiplayer action, if you find players. Aside that, there's no campaign, no pretty effects, no sense of flying.

Portal 2? Simply awesome. Period.

Europa Universalis III Chronicles is a hardcore strategy-game with old school graphics, deep and complex gameplay.

Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2011 is the best hunting simulation on the Wii. The Top Shot Elite Controller makes you feel like a real hunter and the gameplay is pretty entertaining, but one can't understand why there is no rail-shooter action in the story mode.

Rango shows that successful movie ports can be done.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12 is the latest and best game in the series. More, it is also the best golf simulation on the Wii. The great amount of game modes, the good gameplay and the useful caddie are the major advantages of the game.

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

If you're into arcade gaming and perfecting your skills, Virtua Tennis 4 is worth a try. There's a lot of training in the form of mini games. Simulation fans better go with Top Spin 4.

If you are looking for an new game without extreme violence, Zhu Zhu Pets: Kung Zhu is the right game for you.

It's not the best Splinter Cell game, but fans of the genre can't make anything wrong with Splinter Cell 3D. The missing multiplayer modes and the small amount of missions are its biggest drawbacks.

The game doesn't use the whole potential of the 3ds. The 3D effect is still pretty nice, but the repetitive gameplay and level design aren't entertaining. If you like dinos you should wait for a price-cut.

Horse fans should consider the game because of its low price. All others, however, won't discover its appeal: Nothing of interest here.

If you are already tired of Halo Reach, try Section 8 – Prejudice. It is a really good alternative and is a lot of fun in the multiplayer mode.

There could be some more explanation and a multiplayer mode, but all in all SpongeBob SquarePants is a cute SpongeBob microgame collection with a lot of speed and fun.

Mortal Kombat is so far without a doubt the best Mortal Kombat ever.

The game works with very few tricks, but the replayability and the its addictive character make it awesome. RPG mixed with some dialogue and strategy elements just do it.

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.

DodoGo! Robo is a pretty nice sequel to DodoGo!. For only 2 Euro, you get a entertaining, challenging and creative DSiWare game for everyone. I can only recommend the game to all DSi owners.

Introducing the new helmet camera, which shows the player how it feels to sit in a real racing car, a new standard has been set.