It's the perfect rental for Saw fans, and the same can be said for those seeking another game to boost their gamerscore.

I've seen better on older generation consoles.

Dance Paradise is not quite as deep as Kinect's launch title Dance Central, however it does prove a worthy purchase for the family home where the younger gamers want to jump in and get jiggy wit' it, and should even make for adequate training for other dance titles.

How to Train Your Dragon isn't a bad game; given its status as a movie game it has a level of polish that's really quite admirable. The game design, however, is all over the place.

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End is a good action-adventure sword swinging romp, which is enjoyable to play and perhaps even more so if you like or have seen the films.

Front Mission Evolved is a poor effort that shows a lack of creativity and inspiration.

The gameplay is fairly basic and somewhat repetitive, but with patience, you'll probably be drawn into the Grid and find enjoyment from derezzing programs from start to conclusion.

At 1200 Microsoft points, Blade Kitten seems a bit steep, but for those who know what they're getting into and who are specifically looking for a uniquely quirky, lovable adventure featuring a cute heroine and an emphasis on exploration, well, this game just might be for you.

Alone in the Dark is a good game, which falls short of being great based on the severe lack of polish.

It seems like a fairly cheap move delivering what now comes across as an incomplete experience without purchasing this download content, and seeing as this is being listed with a $4.00/£3.20 buying price, it isn't exactly cheap to experience it.

Overall, the gameplay is repetitive but ultimately fun in very small doses, and with plenty of content included, means you do get your monies worth. If you're a fan, then this is an essential purchase despite desirable features which appeared in other games being absent; such as create a character, tactical 'Risk' like options upgradable body guards and such like. Sadly this means you're left with a bare bones yet interesting game rather than the all encompassing ride a game with a "seven" in the title should be.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is not a terrible game but it’s obviously aimed more towards children which would explain its lack of difficulty, there isn’t even any difficulty setting to choose from should veteran gamers desire a challenge.

You can't help but feel that TiQal is a few years too late.

On paper this should have been one of the best, but it has fallen well short of the mark and I can only recommend this game as a hire title because that is all the time you will need to finish the game and realise how repetitive it is.

Shellshock Nam 67 does although do an excellent job of bringing the most harrowing and brutal conflicts to the xbox and as a game is an enjoyable experience.

The release of this game might be proof that Dragon Ball Z is still relevant to some gamers and that Dragon Ball Z can indeed translate to being a game, but alienating audiences with inaccessible controls and content is highly irrelevant and quite unacceptable for today's standards.

Although Sea Life Safari is clearly geared toward the younger crowds it is a family friendly title that all ages can enjoy.

There's a fair few fitness games out now for Xbox 360's Kinect, and Get Fit With Mel B is most certainly among the best. While the trainer of choice may not be to everyone's liking, the game itself can certainly prove to be addictive, and given the commitment, you're certain to achieve your selected goals - just be sure to do as Mel B tells you, after all, she's known as Scary Spice for good reason.

Let's get this straight, this is not an exercise game in the normal sense, in that you won't be shedding any pounds whilst playing - it's simply not that kind of deal. However, you will be treated to some puzzles which test various parts of the brain, and in this regard you can assume that it's being exercised - probably a lot more than lounging out in front of the TV watching drivel.

The missing tag instructions, flawed control system, serious lack of a story and the number of glitches in this game should be embarrassing for Acclaim.

The slightly dull and unadventurous graphics really dont impress on Xbox and could have been better.

Puzzle Chronicles tries its hardest to be just like its big brother Puzzle Quest, but it's hard to live up to such lofty goals. The core gameplay is fun, challenging, and easy to pick up, but it lacks the addictive quality that other puzzlers posses.

If you feel you've conquered the multiplayer battlefields and adhered to the call of duty for the umpteenth time, then perhaps Breach may be of interest to you, in short, controlled bursts.

Players who have played the PC version will not find a lot wrong with this release, but the console owner will bemoan the slow gameplay and lack of decent AI.

Leo's quest to find out what happened to him should have been more about a journey why gamers won't pay 800 Microsoft Points to play Death by Cube. The story, graphics ,and sound are mediocre at best and not something Square Enix fans would expect from such a distinguished company.

I've enjoyed Prize Fighter, because for the most part I found the story mode presentation to be a welcome addition to the game.

Ratatouille has its moments, it will definitely appeal to fans of the film in terms of location and the characters.

If an enjoyable Kinect experience is what you're after, at the budget price right now it would be crazy to miss Carnival Games In Action!