Gaming
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Lords of the Fallen review Doomed to unfavourable comparisons with Dark Souls, but Lords of the Fallen is still great in its own right£22 -
Ultimate NES Remix (3DS) review A great trip down memory lane, but an over-reliance on old Mario games prevents it from really digging deep into Nintendo's rich history£30 -
DriveClub review - head on collision The first PS4 racing game is visually stunning, but network issues and strict mechanics mean DriveClub isn't much fun£49.99 -
recommended
Alien: Isolation review - Back to the future A brilliant recreation of the setting and tension of the original film in videogame form£22 -
best buy
Bayonetta 2 (Wii U) review With its excellent combat and spectacular set-pieces, the Wii U's Bayonetta 2 will rightly make PS4 and Xbox One owners green with jealousy£41 -
recommended
PS Vita Slim review Still our favourite handheld gaming device, but the new LCD screen isn't up to its predecessor's OLED one£180 -
recommended
Bayonetta (Wii U) review Bayonetta finally struts onto Wii U, but don't be fooled by appearances; this is one of the best action games around£25 -
Sphero Ollie review Compact and very fast, the Sphero Ollie has great potential, but it's held back by oversimplified controls and it struggles on grass£80 -
Driveclub PS+ Edition delayed - preload and bundle details We've got everything you need to know about Driveclub in one place, including our hands-on review and season pass details -
Gauntlet review Updated visuals don't detract from the classic gameplay, which is as fun today as it was in 1985£15 -
best buy
Super Smash Bros (3DS) review A celebration of Nintendo's handhelds, Smash Bros 3DS is the ultimate portable fighting game, but its pre-Wii U release looks calculated£33 -
recommended
Forza Horizon 2 review - Ripping up the Riviera Technically superb open world racer, with online and offline thrills, but grating presentation£41 -
SteamWorld Dig: A Fistful of Dirt (Wii U) review A highly enjoyable, if slightly simple, mining adventure, but the 3DS version of SteamWorld Dig remains the definitive edition£7