The Sequel to Superstars V8 Racing isn't a big improvement in the franchise, but can be fun for the fans. The racing is a bit too simple, but is enjoyable. The annoying part is the audio and the many moments of saving and also the loading times.

The concept of Mindjack is pretty original, the hacking of the mind of NPC's and other players. Also the possibility to join someone in his singleplayer run to work against him is cool, but the gameplay is a bit too buggy to be very good. The graphics are also a bit mediocre.

A great, though short story about our friendly neighbourhood superhero is undermined by uninspired and repetitive gameplay elements. It feels like a disappointing expansion to last year's Shattered Dimensions and that is not meant as a compliment.

The Olympic Games are starting again and a game can’t be missed. SEGA delivers the game again and just like the first time the game isn’t great. The game is basically 14 minigames and that’s all. The games you play in this game could also be released on the PlayStation Network for a few euro’s or dollars. If you are a great, great fan of the Olympic Games, maybe you like this game. If you don’t care about the Olympic Games, there are a lot better games out there.

Heroes over Europe is an arcade flight game. It takes you to the critical fights from World War II. The complete package isn’t great. We have seen the gameplay before, the graphics are poor. Only the audio is pretty good.

Dragon Ball: Raging Blast is visually very nice and it also has a nice soundtrack. It’s got a lot of modes and a lot of characters. The biggest problem is the learning curb, because it’s too heavy, especially for new players. The balance of this game isn’t what it’s supposed to be. A fun game, but it could have been better.

This game is another RPG, but hidden between bigger titles like NIER and Final Fantasy XIII. The voice-acting and the fighting system are pretty cool, but the game has problems with the graphics. The graphics aren’t nice, the story is boring and the gameplay is - besides the cool fighting system - too slow.

This remake doesn't stand up to the reputation of the classic Nintendo 64 shooter and that's a real shame. Disappointing visuals, incredibly sucky AI and frustratingly long loading times are the main bad guys here.

A lack of invention when compared to the previous game and an overdose of chaos make for a disappointing entry in the series. Deathspank: The Baconing is fun for a while, but you won't remember it for long.

Fun for a while – especially when playing with a friend – but way too repetitive for the long run.

Between huge shooters like Call of Duty and Medal of Honor it isn't the smartest move to release this game. The game can be fun, but most of the time there is nobody online and the gameplay isn't really great. It isn't a bad game but there is so much more quality available at the moment.

This game is based on the movie and is intented to play by children. Besides that fact the game is actually pretty cool. The gameplay works nice and the graphics aren't bad. The problem is the length of this title, it's way too short and for experienced gamers it's way too simple.

While by no means a bad game, Warhammer 40.000: Kill Team doesn't completely succeed in softening the long wait for Space Marine. Repetitive missions, a hostile camera and an uneven difficulty ultimately make for a disappointing experience.

Diversity rarely makes or breaks a game, but a lack of options certainly hurts.

An addictive game, pulled apart by terrible matchmaking.

The developer must think we are incredibly stupid, and while we thank them for taking the time to guide us through the game, explaining every tiny detail really hurts the experience. In the end this is a fun, if ugly game, but there are better choices out there.

A game that’s meant to be for kids. It’s pretty simple and in a lot of ways really basic. It’s fun to play, watching the Movie is even better.

EyePet on the PSP is actually a pretty nice game. A lot of the bad working elements of the PS3 version around the camera are solved and it's perfect for the younger gamer. The gameplay is more button orientated and less camera and that's a shame, because the game is made for the camera.

We've seen worse, but we've also seen a lot better. It might be worth the try when you've got too much money on your hands. You won't find anything spectacular here, though.

This game has one with very repetitive gameplay aspect, it's fighting, fighting and a lot more fighting. The fighting can be cool but because of the crappy AI you will search for another game to play. It isn't a really bad game but it could have been a lot more.

You really feel like a sniper in this game... that is, if you overlook the visual mediocrity, a weak story and the incredibly dumb AI. Overall, Sniper Elite V2 is a major disappointment.

It's Football Manager, so it's definitely not a bad game. It does however feel a lot more like an update than a worthy new entry in the series.

This small warming up for Red Faction: Armageddon is a nice try. You can play with a vehicle and you have to kill all the other players. It's like the traditional modes within multiplayer games, deathmatch, team deathmatch and more and it's vehicle based. Fun and it works nice, but there aren't many maps, the game can be a bit boring and the price is pretty high.

The PlayStation 3 version is great, the PlayStation Portable version isn’t. It is at no point better and the graphics are really basic, including the audio. The gameplay isn’t really spectacular. If you got the PlayStation 3 version or can’t choose between them: the PlayStation 3 version a lot better.

This is already the third part in the franchise and it's sad to see that the quality is a lot poorer than before. The game has nice graphics and a nice story, but the gameplay is repetitive and the controls are a bit crappy. The die-hard fans will get some fun out of it, but that's all.

To make a game about one of the biggest sportevents in the world can be challenging. Focus Home Interactive tried it with the Tour de France and that delivers a game that has good parts and bad parts. The way you play the game can be a bit boring, but the managing features are working pretty good and so does the possibility to give commands. But the game has a lot of bugs and will freeze from time to time and a lot features aren't bad, but it could have been way more interesting and fun.

The controls are great, the overall game isn't. What's that? A paradox, you say? Well, as your sixth grade physics teacher should have told you: these things are a part of nature.

A game that is meant to be played by kids. The gameplay is pretty repetitive and the whole game is very short. It is more fun when played with multiple people, but then also the game isn't great. It's good for the children, but it could have been a lot, lot better.