Overall: 8 out of 10 Gameplay: 8 out of 10 Graphics: 9 out of 10 Sound: 9 out of 10 Buy Scott Pilgrim Vs.

Overall: 8 out of 10 Gameplay: 9 out of 10 Graphics: 9 out of 10 Sound: 8 out of 10 Pros : Great puzzles with a steady learning curve, Fantastic charm through animations all the way throughout Cons : Story wavers towards the end, mini-games seem like unnecessary additions Dare you look into Pandora’s Box…or Layton’s Hat…

Overall: 8 out of 10 Gameplay: 8 out of 10 Graphics: 7 out of 10 Sound: 8 out of 10 Pros : Fantastic array of different sounds to use, Worthwhile tool for those interested in drumming, Great value Cons : Not much leanway for beginners We know you want to hit that ‘Want to make even more noise? Buy a real drum kit.’ Rock Band cheekily suggests after I’ve shelled out on a Band Bundle to play the game in its glorious ensemble. Anger risen from such badly written economical advice doesn’t exactly help in the task of hitting things with an added sense of rhythm and timing, seeing as senseless violence suits games like GTA or Fight Night: Glee Edition much more

Overall: 9 out of 10 Gameplay: 8 out of 10 Graphics: 9 out of 10 Sound: 9 out of 10 Pros : Impressively fresh idea that never fails to excite, Great graphics and soundtrack, Challenging career and varied trophies extend lifespan Cons : Driving mechanics don’t feel refined enough at times, Power Plays can cause some unfair deaths online An explosive entry set to crush the opposition…with a power plant Though they’ve granted us fresh and innovative driving experiences over the past couple of years, the feeling that the folks at Black Rock Studio are a group of subliminal Greenpeace terrorists has evolved from a slight niggle to a ‘Code Red’ in the back of my mind as of late. First the fresh vibrancy of lush forests and epic mountains featured in Pure brainwashed me into reflecting on my mundane city-going life as a bleak, routine governed, fag stained trek into inevitable suicide with a noose from Lidl. Now that it’s got me by the pearly tear stained eyeballs, in comes Split/Second: Velocity to fuel the hatred in my heart, to stick it to the industrial wasteland of suburbia, all in the name of sport

Overall: 3 out of 10 Gameplay: 3 out of 10 Graphics: 5 out of 10 Sound: 3 out of 10 Pros : Solid and simple contrl system, An effective time killer for those drawn in Cons : Lacks any sort of substance, Patronising and slow tutorials block the rest of the game Mania in its most monotonous form It feels somewhat ironic that, as I play Manic Monkey Mayhem , there’s an overwhelming feeling of being sucked back down the evolution chain to the old PS1 days.