The best Sonic game to come out in the past 16 years.

They managed to create a game that doesn't ride on nostalgia alone by becoming GoldenEye 2.0, and they were able to create a modern day FPS that doesn't turn its back on its roots, which is, in all fairness, the saving grace of Reloaded – a game that won't disappoint new and old fans of the 007 franchise.

For everyone who ever thought that commanding a beast can only be great, this game demonstrates otherwise. It has good points but they are few and far between.

A decent effort that will need a few tweaks here and there to perfect it.

The game is definitely growing on me, as much as I want my hands on the next series, I do not want the adventure to end. This will be one of the few great story-telling game there is. Using an old point and click formula of all things too!

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.

Shank's main problem is that all the game's positives (and there are quite a few) are either undone or over-shadowed by the lasting impression that it's too short and just too tedious.

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.

Though enjoyable for the first 30 minutes, you will soon tire of the same scenery and limited flexibility of the single player modes.

A decent game, which with some tweaks can turn out to be a very interesting arcade wrestling game in the future.

Red Faction: Armageddon is a decent game, but doesn't quite bowl you over. It is however, a game with an engine that shows off some awesome destructive abilities.

One thing you have to adjust to this year however is the increased difficulty of the passing game.

Certainly one of the most intuitive and easily enjoyable free to play MMO in the market.

Lego Pirates of the Caribbean on the 3DS does a solid job of showcasing how fun Lego games can be.

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 game overall is a good stepping stone to the full title coming out in less than a month and an idea that we hope other future sport releases will adapt. How good this game can turn up to be also depends on how good the career mode is in 2K10.

A simple RPG that won't impress fans, but still delivers a fairly enjoyable experience to gamers.

The game, for new comers at least, will turn into a button mashing fight when playing a much more experienced friend, who by the way is going to be kicking your ass like there is no tomorrow.

A good, pick-up-and-play singing game with a decent tracklist and great presentation and ease of use. Has its share of shortcomings in the single player mode, but can be a hit amongst a group of people.

Simpsons fans will enjoy it because of how well it portrays their all time favorite show and how it turns Springfield into a virtually alive city with style. Gamers on the other hand will be enjoying the level design and the well done graphics engine. Both crowds however are going to be disappointed with the depth of the game overall, and might not even complete the game due to its repetitive nature.

Pilotwings resort does a good job of providing a fun go to experience that makes good use of the 3DS hardware features.

The story is engaging, the graphics are incredible and the mood fits with the classic three films. It is the best Star Wars game on the current gaming consoles and it is a very satisfying experience.

Bionic Commando could have been a great game, if only a little more effort was put into the storyline to actually convince players to keep on going through the levels.

A thoroughly disappointing sequel.

It’s a great experience, needs more maps to expand the new multiplayer modes and give it some variety.

The combinations of colours in each stage are very attractive and will keep you coming back for more. The design of each level is also crucial to the games success.

The cover is a bit misleading; instead Lara should be holding a radio and a grappling hook.

With plenty of fist fights and some great action sequences, this is a must have for the Ps3.