Five fun, but paper thin, premises connected by perhaps the world's only no-button control system.

Lego does real-time strategy and makes it look easy - rather too easy as far as the difficultly goes.

The initial feelings of power and freedom hide another badly designed and unimaginative superhero sim.

Grand Slam Tennis was a false start after all, as Sega demonstrates the full potential of Wii MotionPlus.

If Crystal Skull made the original films look better, then this does the same for Fate Of Atlantis.

The third Guitar Hero game for the DS isn't as lazy as you'd think but the concept is still deeply flawed.

EA's tennis and Wii MotionPlus debut is a success after all and an encouraging sign for the future.

Wii MotionPlus delivers once more, turning the solid but flawed game into probably the best golf sim ever.

One of the best looking WiiWare games is also one of the most accessible real-time strategies ever.

Part tactical role-player, part bullet hell shooter - this is hard to get into but worth it if you do.

It may be a one trick pony but Saints Row 2 in space will give anyone an appetite for destruction.

The refurbished virtual doll house doesn't look that new, but its voyeuristic charm is greatly increased.

Flawed racer which finds little of interest in its massive open world - least of all the race cars.

Square Enix's addiction to microtransactions ruins another WiiWare release, in this 17-year-late sequel.

The best game on DSiWare is a puzzle platformer hybrid reminiscent of the very best of the 8 and 16-bit era.

Simplistic to a fault but still one of the most addictive, and fairly original, puzzlers of the year.

Amateurish mix of Tomb Raider and Unreal Tournament 2004 that should have stayed as a fan-made mod.

Disappointing superhero sim, whose meagre set of powers prove to be far less exotic than you'd hope.

There's disappointingly little to get your teeth into in this only briefly entertaining consumable.

No matter how much you like your Japanese role-players this convoluted crossover has little appeal.

The classic gets some well implemented new features that extend but don't overwhelm the original.

The closest you're ever likely to get to a new Wonder Boy, but this won't please fans new or old.

A good start to what is likely to be one of gaming's most important new sports franchises.

Steven Spielberg returns with an improved and enlarged version of what is now much more than virtual Jenga.

Bad film tie-ins are nothing new, but this seems more of a waste than usual given the subject matter.

EA beats Nintendo at its own game with a keep-fit package that seems substantially more useful than Wii Fit.

Hugely disappointing retro reboot that fails to offer any of the freedom or fun its premise suggests.

Hugely successful update which may lack realism, but is loaded with charm and surprising depth.