Everything in the background of the mansion hallways, courtyards, rooms, etc. is extremely detailed, right up to a little pile of dust on an old table.

Burnout just skirts around the edges of racing greatness, but still gets solid marks as one of the best racers this year.

The player models are so life like you don’t have to wait for the commentary to know who has the ball. Players like Paul Scholes and Freddy Ljungberg have a distinct look to them.

A decent game.

A very fun and solid arcade soccer game which bends the rules and allows for more action rather than simulation and slow down due to fouls being thrown around left and right.

For once, gamers can play as Spiderman and use all of his awesome techniques while experiencing few problems along the way.

Not only do the graphics look outdated and ugly, but now there’s added slowdown and control problems. But even with its problems, I still can’t help but feel that the game is still a fun experience.

The animation used in this game is some of the best we have seen in a video game in a long time. Spiderman flows beautifully through web-slings, crawling up walls, or performing his vicious kicks and punches.

A dated dud. The game can be a kick for a while in multiplayer, but it’s tendency towards the tedious kills the single-player experience.

One of the nicest things about Warrior Kings is the Camera control.

A very solid effort from developer Ratbag, falling short of greatness due to the fact that it just seems too bland and simple.

The overall gameplay of Savage Skies is a mixed bag of good and just plain awful.

This expansion pack breathes even more life into what is essentially a very absorbing and deep eighteenth century wargame.

A breathtaking work of art; an epic masterpiece that stands out in today’s jaded gaming market.

It is clear what each building and item does once you are familiar with them. If you ever forget, right clicking over anything on the world map gives a brief description. Did I mention how much I enjoy this feature?

The graphics suite the style of the game well, and the Music suites the gameplay.

A great fishing game, easily the best on the PlayStation 2 thus far.

Gearbox have done an excellent job with the PC conversion and any PC gamer will love this game. Just don't forget your gamepad.

The control is very fun and initiative, but does lack variety in the move sets.

A great add on for a great game. Those of you who loved Ghost Recon should rush out and buy this right now.

The game is simply perfectly balanced in every way, and Raven have performed miracles achieving this. Whether you want to use grip to bash your opponent senselessly against the surroundings, or just go unnoticed for a while by using the mind trick, just about everything you would expect has been incorporated, and we love it to death.

On the whole, it’s a good game that will keep RTS fans happy whilst at the same time brings enough RPG elements to keep things fresh and interesting.

With a lot to live up to from its PC predecessor, the port sadly falls flat leaving a game that could’ve been better.

It simply boils down to the fact that we expect more from a console first-person shooter.

It’s not the counter-strike killer we are all hanging out for but it definitely adds some fresh new options to the style of game.

The game features one of the most intuitive camera control systems yet seen in this style of game. While it doesn't grant the player complete freedom, it does establish a delicate balance between ease of use and flexibility.

It is extremely funny in some places and you won’t be able to stop laughing, it would be a good item for anyone that enjoys a good laugh or use to play with the little soldiers when they where a kid.

Combining some excellent RPG, Adventure and Action elements it is definitely one to check out.