Card Games: The Classics DS is less a swish night at Casino Royale and more 3AM at the all night Burger King.

Darksiders II 360 is a slick, entertaining adventure set in an interesting world which takes far too long to get where it's going.

May's Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville DS falls flat in its attempts at whimsical charm, and will stand or fall on whether you like its specific brand of brainteaser or not.

Iron Brigade XBLA 360 is as thoroughly charming as Double Fine's other games, but couldn't overcome this reviewer's difficulties with the tower defence genre.

Transformers: Fall of Cybertron 360 is even better than its predecessor, War for Cybertron: a bigger, brighter, funnier epic adventure.

Ice Age 4: Continental Drift: Arctic Games DS is an uninspired minigame collection barely enlivened by some cinema-quality animated cutscenes.

007 Legends 360 mashes bits of five old Bond movies together and inserts Daniel Craig's Bond to create an indigestible muddle.

Sola to Robo: Red the Hunter DS is a beautifully animated, inventive JRPG... which has anthropomorphised dog characters. The horror, the horror.

Spec Ops: The Line 360 has a wildly implausible premise, but uses it as the basis for a thoughtful, almost allegorical story that's a cut above the patriotic bluster of most contemporary shooters.

Halo Anniversary 360 polishes the visuals of the original game to an HD standard, but keeps the gameplay underneath intact. This authenticity is admirable, even when it preserves some of the game's flaws.