At full price it’s definitely a case of try before you buy but if you’re like me and you like a game to offer plenty of content and longevity then you might find what you’re looking for, particularly if you liked the original Saints Row.

If you are a fan of the series or of j-rpg’s in general be sure to try this one out.

If you enjoyed the movies Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace then I would definitely recommend giving this game a try.

If you are a fan of the rhythm genre I would say to definitely give this game a try. If you are a music aficionado then I would definitely recommend giving the music studio feature a try. There is definitely something for everyone.

Overall, Army of Two The 40th Day is a much more polished experience than the first game and greater care was exercised in trying to address the concerns everyone had from the original title.

The DMC series was and is still worth your time. If you haven't played these gems then you have no excuse, as for the first time Xbox 360 players have it. The HD remake looks lush.

Overall Marvel vs. Capcom 2 is still a fantastic fighter.

When most companies try to mix a bunch of different genres into one title it usually results in a complete mess. Double Fine did a fantastic job of balancing it here though and everyone should find something to like in this title, regardless of their favorite genre.

The game may feel like it’s treading an extremely well-worn path but with a plethora of races on offer, so many customisation options and a superb online mode, Midnight Club L.A sets a high standard for other street racers to follow, and EA’s Need for Speed could have a lot of catching up to do.

Overall, Petroglyph have proved that console-based RTS games can work successfully. PC owners might not think that there's much to crow about but for 360 owners this is a genuine step forward.

The multiplayer is fun when you can connect, the Achievements are fun to get and you should definitely enjoy the single player story. You will only wish it was longer and had a little more to it.

A breath of fresh air to see a vertical scrolling shooter that actually adapts to the players skill set.

The Ghost Recon series has changed over the years and if you are fan of what Ghost Recon used to be then this isn't the game for you. For others you'll find a fun shooter that you can enjoy with friends.

A good game, but there is definite room for improvement. It is a good jumping off point for a potential sequel.

Overall Guitar Hero Metallica is a fun game. If you are a fan of Metallica you should definitely pick it up as this game is total fan service.

Be sure you don’t miss out on this trip down memory lane.

The few bugs and annoyances you’ll encounter are vastly outweighed by the amount of fun you can have with this, so strap on your grapple arm and get busy!

Exit 2 is as nicely presented here as it was on the PSP, and it’s the perfect fodder for the Xbox Live arcade.

Overall, Warhammer 40,000: Kill Team is a fun title. If you are a fan of the Warhammer universe you should have fun controlling the Space Marines and if you aren't familiar with the franchise you should still have fun killing a lot of enemies and blowing stuff up.

This title does do a tremendous job of showcasing how brutal nature can truly be and the helplessness that you feel when you can't do anything about it. If you are a fan of "god" games then I urge you to give From Dust a chance.

Thoroughly recommended for plank stompers everywhere.

If you are an MMA fan be sure to give this title a shot. If you aren't an MMA fan then you should still give this game a chance because it can be a good fighting game too.

The game is a lot of fun and there is something satisfying about shooting your enemy out of the air and watching a big mid-air explosion.

Take it for what it is and you will enjoy it. Back in the days of some of these games the plot lines and depth of gameplay weren't there, it was just pure unadulterated entertainment. That remains today, just don't expect Mass Effect 3 storylines or Gears of War visuals. Just pick up the gamepad and enjoy.

It’s certainly not perfect, but the impressive visuals, straightforward yet complex gameplay and range of different game types ensure there’s something for everyone to get their teeth into.

So far the Xbox Live Arcade has treated us to some stunning games this year, and Scrap Metal is no exception. Tons of fun in single and multiplayer, and beautifully put together (there’s even a 3D Anaglyph mode if you’re the sort of person who can stand to play 3D games without developing a blinding headache).

A thrilling ride hampered by some original but overall annoying design choices.

Nail'd doesn't have all the hype that some of the recent releases have enjoyed but it is just as much fun.