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

Visceral combat and fort assaults are the main attractions, although the story isn't exactly alluring.

Visceral combat and fort assaults are the main attractions, although the story isn't exactly alluring.

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

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

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.

This is the kind of game that makes us think, “why aren’t there any more PSP games as stunning as this”?

Kane's Wrath is an interesting expansion. The campaign isn't exactly the most tempting dish, but we also have new units, game modes and maps.

Condemned 2: Bloodshot is the ideal sequel. Monolith fixes most of the problems of the first game, expands the good points and offers a more intense atmosphere.

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.

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

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

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

Here we have a rock-solid action game, well balanced, particularly on the multiplayer and online options. However, Ubisoft will need more enthusiasm on the next chapter, mainly a change of scenery.

Here we have a rock-solid action game, well balanced, particularly on the multiplayer and online options. However, Ubisoft will need more enthusiasm on the next chapter, mainly a change of scenery.

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've already played Samurai Warriors and weren't exactly crazy about it, you might as well keep your money in the wallet.

Condemned 2: Bloodshot is the ideal sequel. Monolith fixes most of the problems of the first game, expands the good points and offers a more intense atmosphere.

With Pro Evolution Soccer 2008, Konami uses the points they believe having in advantage over their adversaries, and offers players a capable but flawed game.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 looks more like an update than a truly new game. The flaws from previous years are quickly becoming blatant, and still they manage to fade away after a few hours of truly satisfying play.

Seen on its whole, PES 2008 has all the virtues of the series, managing to be fun and thrilling. However, as a new edition, it's far from essential.

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.

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.

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

We hope that Sega has already received enough feedback from players, and can embark on a new project, original, with good production values e lasting appeal. But, please, no Virtua Cop Return, ok?

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

More than a simple fighting game, it's fun to play and boasts high production values, capable of pleasing a vast audience of gamers.

Army of Two is a shooter with several qualities. It has a number of flaws, but the solid and well thought-out action more than makes up for it.