The previous niggles remain, and nothing was done to make matters more pleasant. It's difficult to enjoy PES 2008 on DS when clearly not even Konami was passionate about it.

Playing it safe, this sequel improves slightly the previous game and mostly offers more of the same for die-hard fans.

Rocktmen could be thrilling, especially considering the genre isn't exactly prolific, and the four player co-op mode is appealing, but there are many issues.

Rocktmen could be thrilling, especially considering the genre isn't exactly prolific, and the four player co-op mode is appealing, but there are many issues.

Iridium Runners may be cheap, but doesn't offer much quality. With a bigger budget and more ambition, it could be fun.

Toy Home is a simple and occasionally fun game, at least for the short period it takes to become frustrated with the controls and the lack of substance.

BlackSite on PS3 will suffer the same fate as the Xbox 360 version, being a game made without enthusiasm, and crammed with problems that seriously hurt its ambitions.

Contagion is further proof that Coded Arms is a shallow series.

Prince Caspian is clearly aimed at the younger players, but even those demand a better game nowadays.

Carnival Funfair Games ruins an idea that makes perfect sense with a flawed technical implementation that removes every enjoyment one could have, becoming a monotonous experience.

Prince Caspian is clearly aimed at the younger players, but even those demand a better game nowadays.

Innovation isn't a guarantee of quality, and in this case controls are inaccurate and badly designed. Fun rapidly trades places with frustration, there are much better proposals on the DS.

Ecolis isn't a bad game… it just isn't fun, and the awkward controls make it difficult to enjoy.

Haze is a huge mistake, an unfinished game with a variety of flaws, both from technical and design standpoint.

Even though it's technically passable – although never amazingly so - Smash Court Tennis 3 misses in the most important department: playability.

Ambitious and imaginative, it's a guilty pleasure. Those who are able to deal with its issues – that aren't easy to ignore – may end up living a very interesting adventure.

NBA Ballers: Chosen One lacks better production values. Career mode is short, combos should be more varied, and some objectives don't make sense.

As a Lost fan, I enjoyed exploring the island and interacting with survivors from the Oceanic Flight 815; as a videogames player, Via Domus feels like a wasted opportunity.

Online or offline, the conclusion is only one – this adventure is dull, tremendously repetitive and not very absorbing.

As a Lost fan, I enjoyed exploring the island and interacting with survivors from the Oceanic Flight 815; as a videogames player, Via Domus feels like a wasted opportunity.

FaceBreaker is extremely simple and straight to the point, but not exactly fun, mostly due to the frustration that derives from the fighting.

In Pokémon Battle Revolution, we have a mediocre game that will only please the most hardened fans, and that actually looks more like a “test” than a properly finished game.

FaceBreaker is extremely simple and straight to the point, but not exactly fun, mostly due to the frustration that derives from the fighting.

It's not embarrassing and even possesses some thrilling moments, but you'd have to ignore some quite serious flaws to fully enjoy it.

As a Lost fan, I enjoyed exploring the island and interacting with survivors from the Oceanic Flight 815; as a videogames player, Via Domus feels like a wasted opportunity.

Warriors Orochi 2 lacks a purpose to exist, even less to justify your time or a place in your collection.

Wall-E is monotonous, filled with technical problems, and most importantly far from the potential of PlayStation 3.

Musou fans will be happy with the vast roster and RPG elements. All other players won't lose much if they steer clear from Warriors Orochi.