PS3 Reviews

Feel Ski is a dull, empty, insignificant game that's about as potent as a lone snowflake on a hot summer's day.

More than any other beat-'em-up, being good at VF5 makes you feel good about your gaming skill, kind of like those ultra-hard 2D shooters Treasure keeps knocking out for masochists.

The Full Auto franchise certainly has the potential to grow into something that every gamer will have an interest in, but its PS3 debut fails to capitalise on this obvious opportunity.

If you already own the 360 version there's no need to pick this up, but exclusive PS3 players should seriously consider adding it to their collection.

As a launch game Resistance ticks all the boxes; it includes a solid campaign, looks great and features strong online support. If you're picking up a PS3 it should be high on your must buy list.

It is great to see a well-loved series return to its best, but occasional NPC glitches, the stuttering frame rate and lack of online play are unforgivable on such a powerhouse of a console.

MotorStorm is a launch title in every sense of term, but it's still one of the deepest launch titles for the PlayStation 3 and a great game to show off the system's power.

Sonic fans might be able to stomach some of the game's many issues, but they really shouldn't be tolerated. Sonic the Hedgehog is a complete mess.

Minor gripes aside, Homecourt is a deliciously addictive baller and a commendable next-gen Street effort on EA's part.

There is nothing revolutionary about Ridge Racer 7, but it is one of the best driving games on a console already busy with automotive titles.