The platformer that no one has heard about yet but everyone needs to try out. It's a bold project from a fledgling studio, and for the most part it offers a satisfying platformer experience for anyone looking to relive the classic platformer gaming experience.

Pineapple Smash Crew is all about mindless fun, and on that note is does deliver this. But apart from the mindless explosions and constant running around, there isn't much to check out in this game, which is a bit heartening as more game modes would have kept the action going.

The Amiga's future sports superstar makes its most successful comeback yet, with a game that feels just as fresh as it did 20 years ago.

Good sense of humor combined with valuable package and fun family time.

Fans of the game will feel that Eidos has done a good job with the property and it may open the door to more games in the future. For a new-comer, the game doesn't do anything revolutionary.

If you want to break way from the regular FPS drones and try something old-fashioned yet refreshing, then give Bodycount a go – you'll be surprised how much fun mindless shooting can be.

A game that doesn't aim to bring anything new to the table, and for the most part provides a decent experience.

It may not be original but this Sega racer is still loads of fun to play.

We can call this the best Sonic game in years considering the pretty low quality platform Sonic games we have played recently. This game still has some issues to deal with however.

With easy to learn concepts and simple, straightforward gameplay, Echochrome will have you defying the laws of gravity in no time.

The Club is a game with no real weakness or strengths really. You will enjoy this game for hours yet it doesn’t reach true epic standards.

Saints Row 2, we repeat, is no GTA IV. It is a whole lot more of a relaxed and loose experience.

Dustforce is a game that you will stop playing and then want to play again to get that perfect score. It's not for everyone, as some gamers will find the difficulty a bit too strict for their liking. Still, if you're looking for a game that isn't afraid of challenging your skills, then Dustforce is the one for you.

If you have the patience to stick to it, this game can be loads of fun. The action bits of the game are brilliant and the boss battles are epic.

The game has a ton of things to do including racing and collecting honey. While that might get boring quickly, it’s still a very solid effort.

If you're a fan of strategy games and are happy to forgo fancy graphics for good old fashioned gameplay, then you'll love Genesia. However, if you're a casual gamers and we know a lot of you iPad owners are, take note of the caveat – this one's not for noobs.

Graphically the game is quite impressive as the blur effects and the black and white distinction of zombies and humans respectively, gives it a very realistic edge.

At $0.99, Spy Mouse is a lot of content, and its achievements for each level should lure the completionist in, too. It's effectively simple, and its short level format makes it ideal for situations where boredom is all for kill.

Very robust online multiplayer coupled with hours of party mode fun.

Sonic Generations is a great game for fans of the series as well as anyone looking to play Sonic for the very first time. With plenty of unlockables and challenges to beat, this is the surefire Sonic game to get so far.

While there have, and there will continue to be, complaints about not being able to play online and with other people in Rayman Origins, I feel as though this game is best left as an experience between friends and just want to mess around with odd characters in an even stranger, yet beautifully made, world.

I won’t go as far as announcing this game as a must buy or even close but for anyone looking for a fresh take on a tired out genre, The Club is the perfect medicine.

Saints Row 2, we repeat, is no "GTA IV". It is a whole lot more of a relaxed and loose experience.

So, there you have it…another example of how indie titles can very much hold their own against the big players in the industry in today's gaming world, if not triumph over them.

For gamers who have never gotten into Star Wars, this game warrants a look, if not for the Star Wars franchise, then at least for the great gameplay!

A game worth playing through twice to see both sides of Karma. A game for fans and a good buy for the console.

It's difficult to give this title a higher score and it doesn't deserve a low score either, there are things it does great, and others it doesn't. As a Street Fighter fan you may not care, but a fan or any person who considers themselves good will question the motives behind the title.

While the gameplay does tend to get a tad bit repetitive sometimes, there's some amount of relief in the form of special levels where you're doing something completely different like chasing a new glow chum in order to make him your ally.