Even with its flaws it's a very polished game with great controls, samurais, ninjas, cowboys and robots, what more could you want?

Infinite Space is a fresh RPG not afraid to try new things, that will overwhelm players like a supermassive black hole...

If you’re going to put your heart and soul into just one Pokémon game, put it into this.

If you’re going to put your heart and soul into just one Pokémon game, put it into this.

The original Sonic games have aged brilliantly. Unfortunately this collection has been made with little-to-no effort resulting in framerate issues that bring them down.

Fun, quirky and refreshing. It may not take long to complete but is a Wonderful journey.

It’s whack-a-mole with a Wii Remote. You won’t find it all that taxing to fill in the gaps yourself.

It simple nature makes it perfect for a quick play every now and then.

Get your race on with the All Stars, a good beginning held back in the starting blocks by a few faulty ideas.

While not the Mario Kart beater many may have hoped for, Sega All-Stars Racing is still a stunningly good racer that's both well designed and fun to play; definitely worth buying.

One of Wii’s deepest, most surprisingly enjoyable games.

While the game in some ways attempts to return to series roots, it changes yet again to accommodate an unwieldy new set of controls. The flawed result is not perfect, but playable.

Tales goes out with a wang. [Feb 2010, p.72]

A great game worthy of a purchase. Get your kill on!

Short, but terrifying. Buy it, enjoy it, wet the bed later.

Another excellent portable Zelda title in almost every respect; Spirit Tracks will keep you entertained for a good while just don't expect huge leaps and bounds in terms of innovation.

What it could have been is great, what it actually is, is pretty average.

No fun at all, once you’ve done the first mission, you’ve done them all.

There isn't really a lot to say about this game other than "it exists". It will annoy kids and bore everyone else.

So as Jambo Safari threatens to reinvent itself it becomes a jack of all trades, though master only of what it originally was: an arcade cabinet that this old codger loved back in the day but one that should have probably stayed there.

A truly great Mario title and a bold and brilliant new multiplayer direction for the series. Buy it now!

While fans will no doubt rejoice at having a new PSO game to play making it their new 'habit' others may nofind it quite as 'compelling' but make no mistake, if you have the time to put into it this is a game that will keep on giving for a long time.

Treyarch have built on last year’s success and really worked hard to ensure that Wii gamers are not left out when it comes to great shooters.

While we were worried Planet Moon Studios couldn’t live up to the usual quality of 5th Cell, the team has put out a decent Wii platformer that anyone can admire, despite the targeted, younger demographic.

SDvR2010 improves on its previous edition in a number of ways especially with the new Story Designer mode yet still managing to not reach its full potential. If you have 2009, unless you really need an updated roaster I see little incentive to update.

FIFA 10 goes for style over substance and delivers in parts. Yet the shallow gameplay and lack of realism go a long way to pushing this towards the kiddie market. A real shame for long-time FIFA aficionados.

Mario may be monopolising the classic platformer this season, but A Boy and His Blob definitely fills a gap on Wii with its brain-bending challenges. A gorgeous visual look to boot makes it well worthy of gem-status on the market.

Mario and Sonic return with slicker, more varied events, yet its still only the Dream Events which really hold the entire package together.