A decent detective title that will often challenge, delight and entertain you throughout a reasonably sizeable adventure. Another solid example within its genre that ticks all of the boxes and provides an enjoyable experience for the player.

While it seems that effort has gone into making this easy and enjoyable for kids, the price is too high for this kind of game.

A lot of effort has gone into designing the game, it's just a shame about the poor execution.

Sonic Colours offers some good times and the Wisps are an interesting alternative to simply running, but it's over in a second and feels like there's a lot that could've been expanded on.

A decent puzzler that has a lot to offer, it's still one of the better 'match 3' games out there, just not one of the best; it's most certainly playable and enjoyable though and you could do a lot worse than this fun single player title.

A love-letter to any gamer who plays for the sheer fun of it. Cave Story is not only the likely WiiWare game of the year, it's also a very serious contender for game of the year.

It's easy to start and has a surprising amount of depth.

A perfect continuation of the Golden Sun series which will appeal to all, even if seasoned players will find it a little too easy.

Another fun way to catch 'em all. With some gameplay changes this is a fine way to spend your time before Black and White are released.

It's not the N64 version but it more than holds up on its own.

The king of the jungle returns blowing away those cobwebs in spectacular fashion.

Sega proves that they still have what it takes to make a Sonic title that feels fun, fresh and quite frankly fantastic, here's hoping that they can replicate this success in the future.

This game is not only a must for previous fans of Call of Duty on the Wii, but for any serious gamer who wants to see exactly what the Wii can do if a developer really pushes the hardware.

Wii Party threatens to become the life and soul of the party if played in the right circumstances. But without four players, and a stern awareness that the Game Board, House Party and Balance Boat modes are where the fun lies, Wii Party

A decent game, but not as good as what you'd expect under the Metroid name.

A short, but fun, and visually outdated, but still enjoyable, combination for a reasonable price.

A title that will both challenge your brain and your gaming skills while making you appreciate gravity a bit more.

3D Mahjong does what it was made for perfectly well, even if its appeal will be lost on anyone not into the pastime.

There is certainly fun to be had in this RTS but only if you can overlook some pretty obvious flaws in several areas.

GameOn's first DSiWare title is an admirably comprehensive card package that does the job, but will find difficulty selling to more casual cards player.

An epic return for the series that once launched on a Nintendo console, we welcome Dragon Quest back with open arms and embrace it for the being the brilliant title that it is.

A reminder of the 1990's fighting scene. Unfortunately Tournament of Legends is more chump than champ.

As a game its suited for children but it will please adult fans of the franchise as long as they don't anticipate too much.

If you feel like kicking back with a literary classic, and a wide selection to choose from then pick this up pronto. If you chose to buy all these books separately, it would cost much more than the bargain price this game is going for in comparison.

An amusing game that can be a hoot in multiplayer if everyone can get to grips with the somewhat fiddly controls.

Galaxy 2 is a genre defining piece of software and one that is, as the title suggests: out of this world.

If you are willing to commit to it, make no mistake, Monster Hunter Tri is one of the best games on the shelves and it’s something you do not want to miss.

Even with its flaws it's a very polished game with great controls, samurais, ninjas, cowboys and robots, what more could you want?