Watchmen is more faithful to the film than to the comics and therefore may disappoint hardcore fans, for other though it's a real fun fighting game that you will enjoy it whilst it lasts.

Just as enjoyable as the last game. If you like beat-em-ups then this is worth a pop.

Monsters vs. Aliens is a decent movie tie in which should at least keep the kids occupied for a few hours if nothing else.

As NASCAR games go this is a mixed bag, fun to play and race, but terrible to look at.

Infinite Undiscovery is your typically average JRPG and even if the flaws were fixed it would still remain average.

A fun action game that gets more right than wrong. Fans will enjoy immensely.

As expected the PSP version is smaller than the home versions, but the awkward camera and poor online functions spoil this great game.

Fortix is a strategic, mind bending puzzle/action game which will have you hooked from the moment you turn it on, it’s so very addictive and has that one more go appeal.

Fable 2 See the Future feels more of a package than the previous Knothole Island DLC and is another good reason to buy the main game or to revisit Albion.

The single player campaign is passable, however thanks to the multiplayer mode and excellent control scheme this is a game worth considering.

With so many games here you do find yourself flitting from one game to the next, however even though it's enhanced, it's still all a bit old, perhaps Sega should begin to concentrate on this generation a little more instead of living in the past.

Amazing fun in groups, okay in single player but by far the best multiplayer game on the DS.

Turtles in Time: Re-Shelled will mostly appeal to nostalgic fans, others may be less enthusiastic.

Up is a good game which children will enjoy.

This game should have been so much better considering how long it’s been in production, but it’s not and it shows.

Definitely recommended to big top-down shooter fans, but a definite try before you buy for other folks.

Cate West on the Wii is identical to the DS version, however the handheld just seems to pull it off a lot better.

Mothership Zeta is a worthy addition, despite being fairly easy. A good ending to a great game.

If you loved the last game then you will like this one and it is also a good starting point for newcomers, but series veterans might want something more.

Whilst Invincible Tiger looks great it really offers nothing new other than a mode that most of us cant play and with games like Turtles on Live it will soon be forgotten.

The co-op aspect really works well on this title, but as usual it falls due to the lack of people playing the game online. If you have friends who like to play then go for it.

A good collection let down by two of the games not running at 100%.

Whilst Invincible Tiger looks great it really offers nothing new other than a mode that most of us cant play and with games like Turtles on Live it will soon be forgotten.

A much-improved Hazard, with humorous one-liners to suit.

Crystal Bearers has a great story and it’s also a game that anyone should be able to play. However the design choices really hamper the final product.

While Wheelman won’t win any games for originality it’s still a fun game which is packed to the brim with action, it’s definitely worth the cost of a rental fee if you are on the fence.

A solid fighter but with Fatal Fury Battle Archives out on the same day this really cant beat it.

Worth trying for people who haven’t played many RPG’s.