In the glorious British tradition of Winker Watson. Absolutely fantastic, nostagic game. PC port is a little bit weak but still very much a worthwhile purchase. Just pure fun.

Surprisingly good action platformer that starts inauspiciously but quickly gathers itself with a great sense of rhythm to the gameplay. Can be frustrating though.

The even better sequel to Bleed. Essential for all Video World fans.

Amazing run n' gun/twin stick action. Playable and creative in the manner of the very finest Treasure games. Short but sweet and utterly perfect. Sequel is even better!

Expansive stages in a weird, slightly crumbly Strider clone. It's fun to bum around in collecting stuff and it doesn't outstay its welcome. No masterpiece but a fun ride if you like exploring in 2D.

Compulsive and beautifully simple. Great game to play while listening to podcasts.

Riotously enjoyable co-op platformer. Explore cleverly-designed stages and find cool secrets. Get your head in the right place and the humour works, too. WARNING: Only worth playing on local co-op.

The most interesting of the PS3/360 Arkham games, this takes a while to put its best foot forward, but when it gets going it's a treat. Great, relaxing post-game too. Bum around Gotham picking up tat.

Piss-poor port of a very, VERY impressive AAA gaming experience. If your PC's got the grunt this is well worth the pittance they're asking. Everyone says the Batmobile stuff is bad, but they're wrong.

Excellent and genuinely emotional isometric adventure. Tense, rewarding and satisfying. Great music.