Mini Ninjas review: Whether you're big or small, there's a lot to like about these little ninjas and their lengthy journey.

Great art style creates a vibrant, cohesive world • Level designs encourage exploration • A ton of combat options • Excellent authentic music

Fighting gets a bit tiresome toward the end • Uncooperative camera

GameSpot has reported that the new game Modern Warfare 2 features a section of gameplay which casts players as terrorists gunning down civilians inside an airport.

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games review: It's got a lot of star power, but this collection of sports-themed mini-games isn't Mario and Sonic's finest hour.

Adventure mode makes good use of characters • Decent variety of events • Can play with up to four people from a single cartridge

Most event mini-games are shallow and easy • Uninteresting mission objectives in Adventure mode

New patch released by Sony for the UK version of the PS3-based PVR adds in Australian TV support.

Rugby League Challenge for PSP review: The biggest challenge here is finding decent gameplay among the mess of broken camera angles and dodgy AI.

2009 licensed player and team roster

Split personality AI difficulty • No multiplayer • Frustrating camera • Shallow single-player modes

AFL Challenge for PSP review: Shallow gameplay, technical flaws and rubbish difficulty make this more of a bench warmer than a goal.

Full AFL licence

Poorly tuned AI difficulty • No multiplayer • Shallow single-player modes • Awful camera angles

PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe for PSP review: Despite a frustrating difficulty level, the deep strategy and undeniable charm of PixelJunk Monsters will keep you hooked for hours.

Charismatic art style • Simple, yet surprisingly deep strategy gameplay • New islands and challenges add hours of play • Great multiplayer

Punishing difficulty level • Repetitive soundtrack

My Fitness Coach review: My Fitness Coach: Get In Shape lacks vital feedback that distinguishes the more worthy fitness titles for the Wii.

Uses a lot of genuine measurements in profile set-up

No feedback whatsoever • A workout DVD would be cheaper and better looking

NewU: Fitness First Personal Trainer review: NewU combines fitness and nutrition in a well balanced combination, although it would benefit from better on-screen feedback.

Full motion video of exercises • Slick menu interface • Great meal planning to complement fitness program

No on-screen avatar for easy feedback • Some ground-based exercises are impossible to visually track • Can't easily export shopping lists

Zubo (DS) review: If you love Pokemon but you want a change of scene, Zubo is an excellent alternative.

Cheerful cast of characters • Pokemon-like RPG with rhythm game elements • Easy to pick up and play

Repetitious gameplay • Music got on our nerves after a while