Extremely repetitive hack 'n' slash with nothing of the charm in Spore.

A simpler party game compared to Top Spin 4. If that sounds good to you, this is probably your kind of tennis.

Too short with boring game modes. This should have stayed a demo.

A bit more confusing storytelling than the other Lego games and still a lot of bugs. Fun co-op and better graphics though. TT Games delivers just what is requested and nothing more, just as usual.

Liquid Entertainment has got to have a good explanation to this extremely dull and boring game. A lot of dark clouds, but no sparks.

A classic rpg well worth your time, but the new additions in this collection isn't really necessary.

It looks unique and it has got some great ideas. It's just too short and not polished enough.

Lionhead haven't spent much efforts on bringing this to the PC. It's still too simplified in everything from the choices you make to the story.

An old school rpg that's long lasting, beautiful and better than the twice as expensive DS version.

Engaging story, smart battles, beautiful soundtrack and lengthy campaign. A great rpg that needs to be released in Europe.

Easy to understand and addictive in small portions, but extremely short on content and no multiplayer.

Nothing new to the series but it's still a lot of fun to drift through the corners with great control.

Zipper aims high but fails to make the title stand out. Socom just isn't what it used to be on the PS2.

The puzzles in Portal 2 are truly great, the co-op mode a welcome addition and the dialogues are sometimes hilarious. The constant "enter a room, solve the puzzle, enter a new room" formula does, however, get repetitive in the long run.

Something as unusual as an entertaining movie license based on mini games.

It's a real shame that Pyramid have made such a hard game that demands so much grinding. The Patapon series' drum based strategy should be made accessible for a bigger audience. Patapon 2 is the best in the series for newcomers.

A relaxing adventure game that's a bit too much like De blob. The camera, repetition, time limit and save system are the major flaws.

Actually a Pokémon game with some news. The online modes have been polished, there's new pokémons, quick, better animated battles and better graphics.

Yet again a great boxing game in the series. Boring training routines and irritating load times keep it from the higher grades.

A very big sand box action game with lots of side missions and great atmosphere but with too much reused content from Yakuza 3.

Well made Diablo clone that does almost everything right except bringing a co-op mode. Gets a little repetitive after a while.

FPS with a lot of potential, but in the end falls short in every area.

Really fun idea to be a part of movies, but the technique just isn't working.

Barely noticeable new content compared to the over five year old DS game. Still cute, but just no shown creativity from the developers.

Barely noticeable new content compared to the over five year old DS game. Still cute, but just no shown creativity from the developers.

Barely noticable new content compared to the over five year old DS game. Still cute, but just no shown creativity from the developers.

Cosy flying game that only gets interesting two hours in. An hour later the game is finished. Embarrassingly short on content.

Nice use of the 3D effect, a lot of content, great controls and simply the best release game on the console.

A tennis game with focus on realism with great carreer mode and nice feel to the gameplay. Some small problems but overall a great game.

A ten year old platforming game that in some ways still feels fresh but in other ways is just embarrasing.

A really sad collection that's just trying to milk money out of the Dreamcast brand and nostalgia.

An aggressive racer with a bit of a weak single player campaign but a really entertaining multiplayer.

A lot better story than the first Crysis, top notch graphics, smart game mechanics based on the nano suit and a nice multiplayer mode.

It's one of the better handheld soccer games and the Master League mode is impressive, but it lacks content and the AI is problematic.

Traveller's Tales did a good job with the first Lego Star Wars. Since then they've just pressed the "repeat" button with new licenses. It's still good, but lacks new ideas.

An ok racing game hides under too many big problems.

A nice try with The Sims in a new era with different game mechanics. Suffers from limited freedom and some bad design choices.

An impressive follow-up to a great racing game. Rich in content and with the online system autolog for great competitive value.

Except for the random encounters and a bit boring battle mechanics this is a great JRPG.

Place Tetris blocks to form rectangles while building up the great soundtrack. Stressful and at the same time meditative.

One of the best games on DS is even better in HD. A must for everyone that doesn't hate puzzle rpg's.

Irritating load times and too much content hidden in DLC, but other than that another great game of golf.

A bit better than the last game but still with lousy, problematic graphics. A lack of split screen cooperation is another let down.

Cooperative platforming action with a nice nostalgic touch and some new features.

Nice collection of good actionadventure titles that just in some parts feels outdated.

The games themselves are pretty good, (especially Sands Of Time) but these games features only slight improvements i the graphics. As a result, the game still features pretty old and the controls and the camera could have been polished. But even if you won't feel like playing them all in one turn, it's a good deal for three good games.

It's not better than the predecessor and the constant reuse of the environment feels cheap. However it's still got that great storytelling, characters and hard moral choices that is the series signum.

An explosion of colours and cool combos and at the same time a great depth, smooth controls and even a great fighting game for beginners.

An impressive-looking shooter with a well-balanced tempo and great sound effects and really good Move support. The campaign is a bit too sloppy told and the game is not as unique as Killzone 2 was, but it's still a great game.

Very time demanding strategic RPG that is heavy on the menus, but has lots of content, great tactical combat and an involving story.

Almost disgustingly cute about a yarn-made Kirby in a colourful world full of cuteness. Under the surface there's a really great platforming game with lots of good ideas and a nice co-op mode.

If you can handle the pubertal humour and crappy dialogue and like the idea of a gory FPS with points for nice kills - this might be something for you.

Almost perfect control in this puzzle shooter with lots of smart ideas. A fun multiplayer mode and the addictive co-op makes it a brilliant sequel to a great game.

A well-made shoot'em up that's a bit too short for the price tag.

Really smart puzzle game with lots of ideas and an easy to use create-a-puzzle mode. A bit too similar to the last game, far too easy in the first hour and a bit repetitive in the end though.

Eight winter disciplines that all has major problems. The most fun is had with the figure skating, but this is only recommendable at a really low price and if you have friends to compete with.

This horror game makes everything right. From the constant frights to the excellent sound, intuitive controls, fun weapons and a great way to make you panic.

A full packed version of the epic space RPG. The interactive comic that sums up Mass Effect is well made and the same goes for the port in general. A must if you haven't already played it.

Nice co-op platformer with lots to collect and upgrade. A bit lack-luster when it comes to variation and the fighting though.

One of the best puzzle adventures for the DS. A quirky idea with great animations and easy control.

A beautiful and extremely cozy platform puzzler. You play it with a big, constant smile on your face.

A humorous platform racing game that is a blast with friends but only for a short time.

A major disappointment. We got a rush job with a game that is way too easy, repetitive and frustrating at the same time. Star Wars fans might enjoy the act, but wait until the price dropped.

Football Manager 2010 came with several welcome news, and this year's version only updates what was good in its predecessor. Here's interesting news that the communication with agents, players and media, some new training options and an updated game engine. Football Manager 2011 is a very complex, well crafted, engaging and time-consuming game, but if you have the predecessor, you must be a big fan to buy this.

Vanquish cheers up the cover genre with a high-tech armor and polished game mechanics. Neither the characters or the story is impressive, but you rarely forget a perfect game control.

In TV Superstars you are the star - or trying to anyway. By scanning your face and solve a series of mini games, you will try to become a celebrity. The game's gimmick works very well, but the mini-games leave a lot to be desired.

It's fun to move to music. It's that simple. But it's not very fun trying to imitate movements that are far above your ability and Singstar Dance have no entry-level option where you quietly learn the movements. Points assessment works well, but it's the only thing that determines the difficulty level. This party game is not kind to beginners. As if dancing in front of other people weren't challenging enough.

A nice historic point and click adventure with a well balanced difficulty but a lack of originality.

Rock Band 3 is an excellent game and it's a great iniciative by Harmonix to try learning us how to play a real instrument. The familiar Rock Band formula is there, but some new changes to the franchise really spice things up. It's probably the best music game on the market.

This game had potential. The idea was great for Kinect, but something went horribly wrong along the way. Kinect is supposed to register your every kick and punch, but it only catches about the half of them. This will make you frustrated, and the lack of content and decent gameplay-functions makes you even more angry. Borders on unplayable.

Kinect Joy Ride could have been a great partygame. Unfortunately, the extremely broken controls, boring racetracks, and long loading times makes this game a bore. Even if the promising control scheme would have worked like it should, the game would have been far too simple to really care about.

Treyarchs return to the CoD franchise is not likely to disappoint, especially if you're a fan of the well known CoD-multiplayer. It's an excellent online game with lots of customizations. However, the campaign could have been a lot better.

Sid Meiers Pirates for Wii is partially a missed opportunity. The game's a classic on PC, but the Wii version feels a little unessecary, since the new functions for this console doesn't add much to the experience. There's a lot to do in this game and it can get you quite hooked, but it could have been done much better.

Dead Nation is a game were you have to be tactical and not just kill zombies in pure frenzy. It's not a very unique game and it can be quite repetetive at times but it wieghs it up with a great and well-made gameplay with entertaining combat and smooth controls.

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift offers intense and varied fighting for both beginners and advanced players. The story is good but a bit heavy to get through and overall it's an incredibly smart and effective fighting game with great depth.

In the third part of the Golden Sun saga much is the same. The Djinn system is very entertaining and gives the game that extra something that lifts it above many other turn based RPGs.

A strange brew of the Disney universe mixed with Final Fantasy characters in a platform adventure with a lot of fighting and some RPG elements. Unfortunately, it is unnecessarily complicated and wants to be smarter than it really is. The game gets better after a couple of hours, but it's basically only a must buy for the series' biggest fans.

It's very easy to recommend Little Big Planet 2 to any PlayStation 3 owner. Curiously, it is not so much Media Molecule's merit. They have mainly created an excellent tool. It's the users who already have and will keep creating the masterpieces.

A dart game for PlayStation Move doesn't sound like much to the world, but the games developers, Devils Details, managed to pull it off quite nicely. It features, well, dart throwing competition for you and your friends to enjoy in a good and entertaining multiplayer-mode. The game has a good feel to it, but it falls on the fact that it is repetitive and has some really boring environments.

The game is bundled with a Wii remote plus controller so you might think this platformer is a delight to play. But the main problem with the game is in fact: the controls. It's very inaccurate and it'll usually make you frustrated. The game has some fun moments, and it looks pretty good, but it's short and some levels are really dull.

Despite the first game feeling a bit old, the second and third game of The Sly Collection are great. The graphics and controls feels surprisingly good and the games are longlasting. Sadly, some problems from the old games remains and the Playstation-Move support within the game is really just a gimmick and doesn't add anything to the experience.

This Need For Speed game is excellent. The Burnout developers have done a great job with filling the game with lots of content, and even strategic depth to the racing itself with various weapons. It's good looking during day-time races and it feels slick and easy to play both online and offline.

A poorly made game with horrible graphics, and most of the time it just feels like a Lego Star Wars Rip-off. But with a friend it can be quite entertaining, with the crazy story and all. That said, it's not engaging at all when you play by yourself.

Basically a Singstar game with rap. The scoring system in the game is surprisingly good and the game has some really good songs, even though some are crap. It's a little short on game modes and the carreer mode is finished in an evening, but if you like hip-hop, Rapstar is going to be a blast.

Despite some good physics and an interesting online experience, Create isn't very interesting at all. The controls doesn't really work properly, the menus are too complicated and the environments of the game feels downright boring.

This game got some fun elements, but falls on boring gameplay-elements and a plain story. The game is fun when you jump around throwing discs at opponents, and can be quite challenging at times. Much of the gameplay is dull though and the multiplayer feels unnecessary.

NBA Jam is a fastpaced and entertaining take on the arcade basketball genre and it feels slick and well executed, but there's one problem. The game feels like a PSN or Xbox Live title with it's limited content.

This is a great game, simple as that. It's filled to the brim with content and charming fun-filled adventures topped with a good gameplay. Not much to complain about really, except for the notoriously imprecise shake controls.

While Epic Mickey struggles with a few camera problems, it's a great and kind of unique platformer. The mood is great, mixing both nostalgic disney with a little darker steampunk elements to create an interesting world with a truly good soundtrack and enviorments. You are also able to alter the story in the game in a way rarely seen in games like this.

After a slow start in GT5, it's apparent that Polyphony has created an amazing racing experience. The feel of driving in the game is excellent and the cars look fantastic. The game is filled with more content than ever, with gokart and nascar races keeping you on your toes when you don't want to play the great normal races. While it's not flawless, Ployphony might have created the greatest racing-simulator of all time with Gran Turismo 5.

Bakugan: Defenders of the Core features some decent fights but the overall experience makes it a real bore to play. The graphics are plain, the sound isn't properly mixed and the story is being laid out in front of you in a very confusing way. This makes this game a fans/children only. It can still be pretty entertaining to play versus a friend though.

The latest Assasins Creed improves much from the already great Assassins Creed 2 formula by making fighting elements more intense and fun while improving the stealth moments. The story and characters develop nicely throughout the game's progress, and it's a blast to play this rich and high-quality game and even though some small problems from the games predecessor haunts the game. It's the finest Assassins Creed yet.

EA Sports Active 2.0 is out to make exercise fun. And it does, there's a lot of diffirent moves and exercises to do and it's easy to make training programs and schedules of your own. But the Kinect-controls aren't working properly and can interrupt some of your sessions. The two player-mode doesn't feel very well thought-out. It's a fun alternative for exercise even though the pricetag is pretty hefty.

This might sell because it's Harry Potter, but the game itself is horrible. The developers tried to make a game more focused on action than before, which probably is the only good thing about this game. It's ugly, full of annoying bugs, has simple and stupid gameplay and the Kinect-support is a joke. Avoid this one.

It's cute, cozy and joyful. But as an adult, it's hard to oversee its limitations. For starters, it's repetetive. It doesn't have enough variety in the minigames to keep it interesting in the long run. But it's still surprisingly well-made, and an excellent game for kids.

Kinect Sports show us the possibilites of Kinect, but also the flaws of it. You can have some fun with the game if you are a group of people playing, but the game lacks in the necessary precision to make it a good game.

Kinect Adventures could have been that perfect part game for Kinect, instead, we get a game with only five game modes which doesn't work properly. The physical space required to play this game can also be quite a problem, and if you're two people playing you might have to rearrange the room a lot. There isn't much to do and after a while, it doesn't feel like there's even a purpose playing the game.

The console version of Sims 3 isn't bad, but it's better on the PC. The control scheme is surprisingly good, and that well-known Sims formula is as good and addicting as always, but the problem is, you have to wait so much longer for everything to happen on this version. There's a lot of unnecessary loading screens in this game, and the menus can prove slow sometimes. But it's a good game that should keep many playing for a long time.