A loveable game that delights long after others have faded from memory.

Yet another brilliantly ironic Mario Sports title which once again proves that everyones favorite portly plumber can indeed kick it with style.

In its series, The Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones fits in perfectly. It's up for you to decide if that's a good or a bad thing.

Enjoyed "Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga"? Looking for a fun RPG on your handheld? You can’t go wrong with this title.

Like Sonic this game breaks through barriers of speed, sound, time and convention. A true return to form indeed.

Lacks the appeal of picking up and playing all the way through and sticks too close to the safety of the established third person shooter concept that has been in place for way too long now.

Another solid addition to the Need For Speed franchise, even if it does have a few annoying flaws here and there.

I’m not giving this game the full score because of the little WiFi errors I experienced and the availability of only one online mode. But don’t get me wrong. Apart from this, Mario Kart is one hell of a game. It’s the best Mario Kart of all-time and an essential DS purchase. You shouldn’t be allowed to own a DS without it.

Basically Mario Party 6, but with less fun and [fewer] new ideas.

This game should amuse you for a while, but don’t expect any big things from it. It hasn’t got the high quality standard of the regular Metroid titles, but you knew that already.

Just stay away; this game isn't worth your hard earned cash. Go buy something decent.

Proof that even lawyer games can be fun. Addictive, challenging and inventive; Capcom have struck gold once again.

A classic game. Entering a big castle, defeating monsters, and killing giant bosses. We did it all before, but it rarely was as fun as in this game.

An incredibly enjoyable game that feels like a mix of an adventure puzzler. The idea may not be totally new but the way it is implemented with the touch screen makes it feel like a fresh experience that you won’t be able to feel on another system.

Some cool uses of the touch screen in mini-games though this game may easilly become a chore for some.

Worth buying for fans of the Spider-Man series, but lacking anything really original to make it a stand out to the average gamer.

Battalion Wars has his problems. Map overview; save options; irritating voices; no multiplayer mode. However this game also has a lot of potential.

The game contains all the elements to expect from a Ninty sport title; colourful graphics, classic Nintendo tunes and characters, addictive gameplay and simple fun.

Without a doubt the finest DS game in existence to date. Buy it, play it, lose days, weeks, even months of your life to it; and the best bit? You won't want them back.

Considering the other six games in the compilation, some of them are a lot of fun it's a shame many players just won't touch them half the time.

If you're desperate for an FPS on your Cube, Geist is one of the few choices out there, but if you can help it, save your money.

There's never a time when you wont want to pick this up and give it a buzz. Genuine good fun.

Unique, quirky, but completely lovable; Puyo Pop Fever is a timeless puzzle game thats immensely fun to play. Classic stuff.

So warning to all, if you wish to play an enjoyable and gripping game, with a long lifespan, then do not buy Pokemon Dash. If, of course, you just want a senseless game where you play with Pikachu and you wish for a sore hand from constant rubbing, then I urge you to buy this game straight away.

This F-Zero leads the rest of the F-Zero franchise in terms of Graphics, Gameplay, Options, and Lastability, just that alone makes it at the very least a very worthy rental, even if you aren't into racers.