Uncharted 2: Among Thieves

Crazy Taxi 2

Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars

Crazy Taxi

LocoRoco 2

Gitaroo Man Lives!

Rhythm Heaven

Puzzle Bobble DS

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Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX

Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai

Ultimate Mortal Kombat

1500DS Spirits Vol. 3: Block Kuzushi

Heracles: Battle With The Gods

Burnout Legends

Technical issues aside, Legends offers up more of the fun, addictive Burnout gameplay we've come to know and love.

There are glitches. There are bugs. There are occasional frame rate issues. It isn't difficult to tell that this is an early PSP title, and that it struggles technically to keep up with its older brothers on the consoles... Read Full Review

Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3

Not bad, not great, it's another DBZ game.

After having read that this was the best of the games based on the Dragonball Z Anime, and having been a fan of the Anime since i was a kid and it was only available on import video tape in Japanese, I decided to buy Bud... Read Full Review

Layton Kyouju to Akuma no Hako

Not quite on par with 'Curious Village', but still well worth your time.

I was a huge fan of Professor Layton's maiden adventure 'Professor Layton & the Curious Village' on the DS. The charming visuals and soundtrack, gorgeous animated video sequences and more brain-teasing puzzles than your ... Read Full Review

Pro Evolution Soccer 2010

The PES franchise is a shadow of it's former self.

Let me tell you, this series is nowhere near what it once was. I've been a fan since Winning Eleven 7 (PES 3 I think), and have played the crap out of every version since on several consoles. Right up until 2007, every e... Read Full Review

Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords

A bit too long, but an addictive blend of genres and a fun way to pass time.

Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords is one of those games that while are far from blowing you away, hold your interest for quite a while and tend to grow on you the more you play. For a while I was playing nothing bu... Read Full Review

Ultimate Mortal Kombat

The DS version of UMK will ruin your memories of what was a classic brutal 2D brawler.

I was really looking forward to playing a handheld incarnation of Ultimate Mortal Kombat. The home console versions were undeniable classics, as all MK titles were before MK4. However I was disappointed to find that this... Read Full Review

Uncharted: Drake's Fortune

A gorgeous and riveting adventure. Don't miss out on this series

I had been hearing for months from my friends about how good the Uncharted games are. I remembered seeing a mate play the first one once and being blown away by the visuals. When they started promoting Uncharted 2 on TV ... Read Full Review

Heracles: Battle With The Gods

Hahahahahahahaha

Wow. I just had to review this one to let any potential victims know what a steaming turd this is. I had hoped that this would be something along the lines of Disney's 'Hercules' for the PS1. That was a classic 2D sid... Read Full Review

Rock Band Unplugged

Rock Band is more than successful in it's transition to the portable gaming world.

Rock Band has enjoyed plenty of success on the consoles, enough in fact to rival the always popular Guitar Hero franchise for the King of Rhythm Games title. But how does it fair on the smaller screen, and with only one ... Read Full Review

SoulCalibur: Broken Destiny

The awful Gauntlet mode and a lack of options fail to prevent Broken Destiny from being a great portable fighter.

When I heard that there would be a PSP version of Soul Calibur, I was over the moon. This has long been my favorite fighting game series, ahead of Tekken or anything else out there. However my initial reaction upon booti... Read Full Review

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith

A less appealing entry in the otherwise great Guitar Hero franchise.

I'm a massive fan of Guitar Hero 3, having owned it own both the PS2 and the Wii. I'm also enjoying Guitar Hero: World Tour at the time of writing. I'm not a massive fan of Aerosmith, but I like enough of their songs to ... Read Full Review

LocoRoco

The gaming equivalent of putting on rainbow-striped overalls and top hat and eating a big bowl of candy.

Locoroco for the PSP is an absolutely gorgeous looking game. The artist's palette is overflowing with a veritable rainbow of brilliant colours, The whole thing has a clean and warm feel that's kind of like a mix between ... Read Full Review

No More Heroes

Often funny, always gory and at times just wrong, No More Heroes is one game you won't quickly forget.

Oh, boy. A lot of things can be said about this quirky and bloody slash'n'sever-em-up for the Wii. Thankfully most of them are good. One thing I will say is that I have never played anything like it. Welcome to Santa ... Read Full Review

Resistance 2

Not just a stellar sequel, but one of the most exhilarating first person shooters of all time.

Resistance: Fall of Man was a great FPS for the PS3. I enjoyed it enough to rate it an 8.5 in my review and to want to play the sequel. I had heard the sequel was bigger and prettier basically, so I went in with high exp... Read Full Review

Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex

The 2nd game to make use of the GITS license does so with superb style.

Forget the Gamespot review score. Whether you're a long time GITS fan (such as myself) or you jumped on board when you saw the SAC series this game will satisfy your needs. It lives up to the series great name in almost ... Read Full Review

Resistance: Fall of Man

What this sci-fi FPS lacks in originality, it makes up for in relentless explosive action.

Resistance: Fall of Man is far from the most original or creative FPS out there. In fact, take Halo, throw in some Medal of Honor and a touch of Half Life, mix them up and the result might be something like Resistance. T... Read Full Review

SEGA Mega Drive Ultimate Collection

A nostalgic trip back to the glorious 16-bit era when the name Sega meant so much more.

I wanted this title as soon as I learned of its existence. Having never owned a Mega Drive and therefore only getting to play one when I visited mates places (I was a SNES boy through and through), I missed out on a lot ... Read Full Review

Jeanne d'Arc

If you're a lover of turn-based tactical RPGs, they don't come much better than this

First of all I have to say that with Jeanne D'arc I was expecting a good game, and what I got was a fantastic one. I couldn't put this baby down for weeks. The presentation deserves special mention. Everything from th... Read Full Review