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Nice collection of good actionadventure titles that just in some parts feels outdated.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