Everybody's Golf: World Tour can look like an inconsequent 'toy', but soon reveals itself able to teach a thing or two to other golf games, thanks to its charisma and know-how.

PES 2008 plays a good game, but is reserved for a special kind of players – the patient, persistent and willing to dive into the new control mode.

If you're curious, just keep in mind that this isn't your run-of-the-mill strategy game.

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More than a good game – which it actually isn't – The Lost Crown is an experience not to be missed by those who have a penchant for the supernatural.

Force Unleashed PSP is worthy of attention, due to the gripping storyline, fun playability – although with its flaws – and good customization options.

Tomb Raider: Underworld is ambiguous, offering the best and the worst elements of the series. The camera is awful and there are quite a few bugs. It lacks polish, but still manages to be a good Lara Croft adventure…. And she's as beautiful and agile as ever.

Kingdom is a pleasant evolution from the previous game. It's not so rough on the edges and places the player on a more focused and humorous adventure. The construction system also evolved, and the younger ones will definitely enjoy it.

Traveller's Tales has done a good job with the Lego license, and this Indiana Jones is no exception.

It captures the setting perfectly, going straight to the point. This also makes the experience somewhat short and repetitive, but it manages to be exhilarating at times.

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This is a fun and accessible racing game, mostly suited for occasional play.

The DS version of Need For Speed: ProStreet turns out as a pleasant surprise. It brings some fresh ideas and is a clear evolution above the previous games in the series.

It’s not the best platformer that the DS has to offer, clearly behind Mario games, but this different concept is worth trying.

Fantasy Wars won’t please everyone, but it’s a fairly competent game that will interest every fan of the genre.

Fans will be pleased by the ability to play online and the quiz creation tool, but it still lacks things like a communication system and EyeToy support.

Apart from the Become a Legend mode, the new edition has nothing much to justify the acquisition for owners of previous versions.

Far Cry has some excellent ideas and high production values, but some design choices and technical problems drag it down.

The repetition of tasks and subjectivity of the objectives noticed on the console version is unfortunately retained here.

Tomb Raider: Underworld is ambiguous, offering the best and the worst elements of the series. The camera is awful and there are quite a few bugs. It lacks polish, but still manages to be a good Lara Croft adventure…. And she's as beautiful and agile as ever.

Apart from the Become a Legend mode, the new edition has nothing much to justify the acquisition for owners of previous versions.

Stranglehold is a good action game that could have been much better. The story should be more compelling, way beyond a basic excuse to shoot everything that moves.

Turok’s reinvention comes out with a positive balance. Those who are able to overlook the clichéd setting and the B movie side of things will enjoy an interesting and capable FPS, far from ground-breaking, but with some good moments.

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.

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.