A decent attempt to provide a good arcade-style racing experience but lacks any unique selling points to differentiate itself from other similar games in the market.

Michael Jackson The Experience HD would only appeal to hardcore fans of his music, and even then the short lifespan of the game won't guarantee a memorable experience anyway.

Golden Abyss is for the fans, no doubt – a formulaic Uncharted that sticks to what it knows best. It's more down-to-earth, realistic and at times, adventurous, but is unable to match its console-counterpart's memorable sequences and polish. It's also for those who needs a constant reminder of how "OMG! Vita is awesom3z!".

It's the co-op missions that really give the game some replay value, and I suspect is the only part that is truly memorable.

On one hand the game looks great and does a good job of using the PS Vita's capabilities, but on the other hand it's based on an outdated engine and lacks some of the modes that made FIFA really interesting.

Q.U.B.E is a decent indie attempt, but its similarities to Valve's masterpiece cannot be ignored, and it's this constant comparison that will be its downfall. While the effort has to be applauded, at its most basic level Q.U.B.E exhibits very little to engage players, and as such won't keep your attention for very long.

From a ridiculous story mode, to highly customizable arenas, characters, and game play, WWE '12 is able to stand tall with its various flaws and still provide a feel good game that – if given the chance – provides lots of TLC (Tables, Ladders, and Chairs) to you and your friends when you are so bored that seeing muscle-ly men try to 'take each other's backs' becomes a better option than having to go outside and find something to do.

While Spider-man: Shattered Dimensions is definitely a step back in the franchise it's not a drastic one per say. If you are a fan of Spiderman then the game can still be fun despite its many flaws. However if you are looking for a game with a lot more polish and then Spider-man: Shattered Dimensions should best be avoided.

Fans of the original will only see him in his glory days as they did 10 years ago, but modern gamers will see the rotten body for what it is and will, hopefully, stay away.

The game could have been a real gem, but its unholy learning curve and stupefying voice acting kills that dream early on.

A disappointment. The game seems like a test project on the 3DS for Capcom with the end goal of checking how the engine works on the 3DS hardware.

It's hard to think of Dark of the Moon as anything but crass movie advertising of the interactive variety and so it's hard to take it seriously as a game in its own right.

Megastunt Mayhem is a game that tries to bring an innovative stunt driving concept to the iOS platform, but falls short of doing so successfully due to a number of little issues that eventually add up and hold it back from being a potentially fun and entertaining title.

I applaud the developers for trying to make this work, but I honestly don't see many players spending too much of their time trying it out.

The ideas behind the game are great, but the execution is a bit disappointing.

In a nutshell Splinter Cell 3D is a remake the doesn't do justice to the original title.

If you are a Star Wars fan craving for something on the 3DS or a Lego fanatic then Star Wars III: The Clone Wars on the 3DS is a title that you should definitely check out.

There wont be many people that will enjoy Avadon HD. Unless you are hard core fan of old school RPG, give this a miss.

UFC Personal Trainer is a solid fitness game, but its shaky tracking and repetitive trainers soon bog it down.

The raw entertainment is there, but the shortcomings make it a disappointing game.

A decent co-op game, ruined by expectations associated with its brand name.

The great game mechanics need to be supplemented by some more game types and tracks, and an XP system that is not a wreck. A step in the wrong direction from THQ.

Fun shoot 'em up but its potential is limited by generic flaws.

A game with restricted and simple gameplay that could have been a decent game.

Sure, the visuals are hauntingly striking from beginning to end but art style can only carry a game so far. Without enough interesting mechanics and a meaningful narrative, playing Madness Returns became tiresome very quickly.

Sadly another victim of a failed movie tie-in game.

Potentially a great game, but most of that potential not realised.

A Lego game that would have been a great addition to the franchise, but falls short in many areas.