Resident Evil: Deadly Silence – DS Review
Homage to a classic depends on knowledge of the source material and tends to be forgiving of applicability to newer technology, while porting an older game to a new platform can be done either as nostalgia or as a re-imagining Bust-A-Move Ghost – PSP Review
If you take a look at the most popular names for children in Britain over the last few years, you’ll see that Jack and Joshua are the dominant choices for boys, whilst Emily and Jessica have the female side of Beatmania – PS2 Review
Before the DDR craze spread throughout the world, before quirky games like Gitaroo Man became cult classics and before Guitar Hero released for the PS2 last year to showers of accolades, Beatmania essentially put music/rhythm-based videogames on the map when AstroPop – Xbox 360 Review (Xbox Live Arcade)
The cute characters, quirky storyline and unusual approach to the genre make AstroPop a blast for a while, but you'll be unlikely to want to play it for more than short bursts. Ubersoldier – PC Review
Time manipulation, engineered super-soldiers, Grandad didn't mention encountering these during the war, but then grandad wasn't old enough to fight for king and country so perhaps he was the wrong person to ask. Still, at least Ubersoldier is a kind reminder at why genetic experimentation isn't as fun as it makes it self sound. Worms: Open Warfare – DS Review
Worms is an odd beast. No, not the creatures themselves (although there’s no denying that they are indeed odd!), but rather the games. The concept, simple though it may be, is that you have two teams of worms who are Feeding Frenzy – Xbox 360 Review (Xbox Live Arcade)
Feeding Frenzy is a cheap little game that should be 400 points, but isn't. If you love the demo but keep dying and being sent back to the beginning, it's worth it. Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana – PS2 Review
It seems like maybe, just maybe, it’s finally dawning on publishers that it’s not only the Japanese that love Japanese RPGs. NIS America (Nippon Ichi Software) is known for taking Japan’s RPG gems and publishing them in English for all 24: The Game – PS2 Review
There are many types of ‘Jack’ in this world. Car jack, microphone jack, jackhammer, jack in the box, the list goes on. There is, however, only one Jack that can single-handedly take down entire terrorist organisations, thwart presidential assassination attempts, MX vs. ATV Unleashed – PC Review
Gaming is a world where character and personality mean everything.  There are just too many generic shooters and dreary strategy games to merit even a mild glance at anything that does not sparkle with life.  Originality, shine, and creativity identify Fight Night Round 3 – Xbox 360 Review
Calling all fight fans! In the blue corner we have Ross “The Cobra” Alexander fighting from Edinburgh, Scotland – one fight, one win by way of knockout and no losses. And in the red corner we have Ricky Hatton, hailing Drakengard 2 – PS2 Review
These Japanese game making people are strange men and women really, aren’t they. Their imaginations must be fuelled by hat-stands and tuning forks, for their ideas are just a little bit out there when it comes to creating characters, visuals,

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