Only the most undemanding superbike fans will enjoy this game, especially online.

Fracture is a generic shooter with a nice set of weapons and terrain deformation, but the story is mediocre, the main character lacks charisma and production values are just average.

It won’t obtain a negative review because it has its value, but when there are better games available it is difficult to recommend MotoGP 07, unless money is starting to weight in your wallet or you catch it a good price.

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

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

As if the clearly unfinished development, many imperfections and unoriginal design weren’t enough, BlackSite also arrives in one of the best years ever for the FPS genre.

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.

PixelJunk Racers is a nice game, that can be seen either as a lost opportunity, or a little good idea.

First and foremost, Warriors Orochi PSP is a game aimed at fans, and only then for a few other players.

Fracture is a generic shooter with a nice set of weapons and terrain deformation, but the story is mediocre, the main character lacks charisma and production values are just average.

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

Problems appear in the shape of tedious tracks, extremely simple physics model, infuriating loading times and unremarkable playability.

Loki is a decent game, but it faults for its monotony and immeasurable difficulty. There’s not much else to point, good or bad, in a game that is only recommended to die-hard fans of the genre.

Examining the series, we can’t but name this ProStreet as the ugly duckling of Need For Speed. EA tried to break some principles, therefore getting in the way of other great racing games, but clearly failed.

The second-rate technical department harmed the vision of its creators, with flawed combat and a sense of involvement that rarely succeeds.

Sonic Rivals 2 is as much fun as it is frustrating. It is, however, a good evolution on the previous title, fondly remembering us of the glorious past of the series.

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

Space Siege has quite some problems. Controls are confusing, story is linear, sceneries are overly repetitive and the choices we make have little to no impact on character development.

Not at all ambitious, it settles for a familiar formula, just changing the scenario.

In the end, Friend or Foe is only advised to its demographic, and even so with a lot of reservations.

Dynasty Warriors 6 isn't properly bad, it doesn't contain anything appalling. However, average is the suitable word here.

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers is more of the same, and that won't disturb those who appreciate the franchise.

We're still waiting for a truly significant light-gun shooter for the PS3, and not another half-baked translation from the arcades.

The game modes are not particularly intense, and the vehicles, although very detailed, fail to offer the feeling from the best of the series.

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

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers is more of the same, and that won't disturb those who appreciate the franchise.

Compared to last year’s game, differences are few and far between. Story mode is deeper, with new challenges and one or another improvement.

As a videogame, it’s far from being recommended. But as a collection piece for fans of the series, it may be worth a look.