Superstars Tennis may as well be a dream for Sega fans, but hardly will win any converts.

Far from being a bad game, Escape From Paradise City shows ambition and qualities to some extent, possibly more than would be recommended for the limited and tedious design.

Overall, Size Matters in the PS2 will be treasured by fans, but we can't avoid the feeling that something was lost in translation.

PixelJunk Monsters is fun. At least... initially. Here is a compelling game for fans of uncomplicated strategy, knowing that diversity and complexity are mostly absent.

Amaze was able to include the best elements from the more advanced consoles, adding its own twist in pair with the uniqueness of the DS, and the result is positive.

Castaway Stories is a competent game, a good starting point for those unfamiliar with the series, but may not justify the investment in medium term.

Toki Tori is a good puzzle game, reminiscent of classics like The Humans, Fury of the Furries, Lemmings and Lost Vikings.

Here is a competent strategy game, far from perfect and more demanding than it initially looks. Great for those with a lot of time in their hands.

Omega Five is an extremely valid offer to those looking for new arcade titles on Xbox 360.

Third game in the FIFA Street series, and EA is still looking for the best balance between playability and fun. It's enjoyable to play, but it can become tedious after a while.

The challenge is enormous, it has some variety, but make sure to warm up the fingers and make an insurance policy on the gamepads.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games DS gets closer to the casual and uncompromised format that Sega had in mind. Mini-games are easier with the stylus and less frustrating. Still, there are better alternatives for the DS.

Go! Sports Skydiving is a nice proposal, with a few control problems, but that gets more fun in multiplayer. It’s not really interesting in single-player, though, so it’s recommended to think before you dive.

NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams could have been much better. There are some first-rate levels, but also a few frustrating designs. Fans of the original will be able to ignore the tribulations and enjoy the magic in this game.

Inventory restrictions, abundance of backtracking and run of the mill production values make things pretty average.

The Xbox 360 version of Kane's Wrath really shines through its slick interface.

Inventory restrictions, abundance of backtracking and run of the mill production values make things pretty average.

It’s hard to truly recommend UMK. But the genre isn’t abundant on the DS, and Mortal Kombat still retains some of its charm.

Visually stimulating, with a friendly interface, but overall Imperium Romanum isn't very ambitious.

TNA Impact is a nice first attempt that deserves to be exploited with some reservations.

Turok's PC odyssey comes out damaged by some impossible to ignore flaws. Overlong loadings, bugs that may lead to crashes to the desktop and a technical field that is already behind some older PC games. The clichéd setting doesn't help either.

Origins is special. The atmosphere is excellent, completely worthy of the series, putting to rest the apprehension of longtime fans.

NBA 08 goes straight to the point, providing new challenges and rewards, above all. However, we can hardly say it’s the deeper game of its genre, and that’s likely to push away fans of the sport.

Fans of the series will welcome this new version with open arms. Don’t expect any revolutions in gameplay, but be prepared for something even more epic than previous games.

Apart from more life, this town needed more activities to spice it up, to avoid calling MySims as 'the game where you build furniture'.

Naruto is essentially fun, manages to offer some fulfillment, but there is little else to keep players interested after a few hours.

Overall, if you like the concept, often gather a group of friends at home, and have a passion for movies, then Buzz! The Hollywood Quiz comes highly recommended.

TNA Impact is a nice first attempt that deserves to be exploited with some reservations.