A fun nostalgia ride for fans but not a patch on the similarly pitched Dead Space: Extraction.

The Guinness Book of Records has but one contender for the least value-for-money video game ever made.

By no means the lazy cash-in you might expect, although neither is it the complete reinvention needed.

An impressive port of the PS3 original that improves some elements, even if it leaves out multiplayer.

A good value compilation of two of the PS2's most technically accomplished action games.

The limitations of the PSP and a wrong-headed emphasis on combat ruin an otherwise promising spin-off.

Not the fast action arcade game you might remember, but a low budget animal-fancying sim for girls.

The movie quiz series goes multiformat and low budget with less features and generally less fun.

It is just more of the same, but however minor the improvement this is still co-op gaming at its best.

An excellent first expansion pack that adds not just new but genuinely different content to the mix.

One of the best of the bit Generations puzzlers returns with its take on the art of traffic directing.

It's not much of a simulation but Codemasters' first F1 game is a slick and hugely entertaining racer.

Gauntlet with Pokemon is at least something different, but it's too repetitive and shallow to really work.

By Nintendo standards this is no classic, but by anyone else's it's a fun and accessible 2D platformer.

The oldest online role-player on the block is definitely showing its age, particularly on the DS.

It's not the originality of the design, but the workmanship, that makes this one of the best FPS ever.

After a solid few years the Dragon Ball games are regressing, particularly in this flawed fighter.

Some effort has gone into this ill-advised port, but it's still a pale shadow of the HD original.

For those that don't remember the original this retro remake will likely prove a little too old school.

It's spot the difference time again, with another sequel that fails to offer any real improvements.

The best and worst of BioWare's excesses combine in this competent but unprogressive RPG.

A not very dynamic comeback for Sony's other platforming duo in this repetitive and flawed adventure.

The combination still makes little sense but if Lego Freddy Mercury doesn't make you smile nothing will.

Yet another current gen disappointment that can't hold a candle to the ever improving FIFA series.

Another poorly constructed portable spin-off that brings us no closer to a real Battlefront III.

The anti-Chinatown Wars shows everything that could have gone wrong trying to make Grand Theft Auto on DS.

It may just be a cynical re-branding of Guitar Hero 5 but if you prefer pop to rock this is still fun.

For a series where graphics are irrelevant concentrating on surface details makes for a below par update.