The sequel to the wonderful wizarding co-op platformer is (nearly) here
They say you can never have too much of a good thing - and when it comes to LEGO games, that's certainly true. Whether we're bonking enemies on the head with Harley Quinn's giant plastic hammer in ...
A kid-friendly mini-game collection based on the popular TV show
As a parent, it's always tricky to find games young children will enjoy. Trying to tread that line between finding something that's interesting enough to hold their attention, whilst still being e...
Explore Kawawii island, a resort packed with holiday-themed mini-games
Finally tired of Wii Sports Resort? Have you ever just wanted to wonder round WuHu Island, rather than hopping from game to game without taking in the scenery? Or maybe you just have a holiday-them...
Time to take matters into your own hands.
Although we’re only a few months out from the most recent X-Men film, X-Men First Class, the latest X-Men game, titled X-Men Destiny and set for release at the end of the month, bucks the trend of fil...
It's Kinectimals, with added bears. In case you needed help with that.
The original Kinectimals was one of our favourite Kinect games – cute cats, masses of mini-games, and the added benefit of not having to stand halfway down the street to make it work. Me and ...
Top Gun? Could well be
When people think flight sims, it’s often not all that unexpected that the first thing to pop into your head is “Eek, I could never do that.” These are a breed of games that, unlike racing games, wher...
The war comes home.
In terms of storylines in games, there are few like Mass Effect. Here is a series that puts its storytelling at the heart of the gameplay. Everything you say, everything you do, and everywhere you g...
It's Tetris. For the 3DS.
As a teeny bit of a Tetris fanatic, owning a total of 5 different versions so far (Xbox 360 Tetris Evolution, XBLA Tetris Splash, Tetris DS and Tetris Party Deluxe on both the Wii and DS), to say I...
A story driven, historical co-op adenture? Sign us up.
The templars are a funny bunch. Steeped in mystery, and, more importantly, history, the Templar crusades must have seemed like a great starting point for a game - or at least, they probably did, until...
When toys come to life...
Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure certainly has an impressive list of people on the credits - especially for, what's essentially, a "childrens game". With music by Hans Zimmer, and a story penned by Joel ...
Suit up.
If you've been anywhere near a channel that shows childrens TV programs recently, (or been to Disneyland Paris) you'll most likely have seen the adverts for Disney Universe, showing four little blue-f...
Open the door, get on the floor, everybody walk the dinosaur
Jurrasic Park was one of our most anticipated games we got to see at Gamescom in Cologne a few weeks ago, as it's made by one of our favourite developers, Telltale Games. They're the brains behind som...
Rayman finally makes his return in this co-op platformer
Rayman – the no-limbed platforming hero of the late 90s, seems to have gone into something of a retirement in recent years. First appearing in 1995, he hasn't been in a proper platformer since Ra...
They're BWWWWWWAAAAAck on the Xbox 360, after a four year hiatus
Announced at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) a few months ago, Raving Rabbids: Alive and Kicking sees the loveable, if daft white Rabbids invading Microsoft's Kinect sensor for the first t...
I throw my hands up in the air sometimes, when I'm playing Just Dance 3
Just Dance is one of those games that needs no introduction....But in case you've never come across Ubisoft's dancing phenomenon, it's a simple concept that's gone on to...
And this time he sucks!
Kirby is like a big pink bus - you wait ages for a game of his, and three come at once. After the amazing Kirby's Epic Yarn released...
With more modes than ever before
Tetris (noun) - a game that I buy at least once on every platform I own. Tetris was the reason I bought a DS, unable as I was to resist the addic...
Get Red-y to take a trip to the Shepard Republic this July.
While the 3DS is currently flying off the shop shelves, there's still life in the old DS yet, as proven by the 100 million or so of you who currently own one, and are looking for something new. H...
Reinvent history with the hero of time
It's long been a well known fact that, generally speaking, most film remakes are utter rubbish. You only have to look at the Italian Job for proof of that. In games, however, it tends to be a slightly...
We came. We saw. We Danced.
In a genre as broad as rhythm action games, you were always going to have winners and losers. While Guitar Hero finds itself floating off to the great gaming scrapheap in the sky, games like ...