Games

If you're one of those people that like to give friends a lift in your car boot or try to haggle with Argos workers using an offer they can't refuse, then you will probably love playing Mafia II. The sequel to the award-winning Mafia, this game puts you in the dark and shady world of organised crime and family values of another nature entirely. You assume the role of Vito, a downtrodden Italian American who is escaping a life of poverty by joining the Mafia. He soon learns that this is the only viable way for him to change his life around, attain wealth and get respect from...

If you're one of those people that like to give friends a lift in your car boot or try to haggle with Argos workers using an offer they can't refuse, then you will probably love playing Mafia II. The sequel to the award-winning Mafia, this game puts you in the dark and shady world of organised crime and family values of another nature entirely. You assume the role of Vito, a downtrodden Italian American who is escaping a life of poverty by joining the Mafia. He soon learns that this is the only viable way for him to change his life around, attain wealth and get respect from...

When we were introduced to Kane & Lynch back in 2007, the good-cop-bad-cop thing had already been done to death in movies and TV shows. The flipside – and thus, the key interest in these characters – was that Kane & Lynch weren't cops. In fact, they were anything but good guys. In Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days, you see the duo trying to lie low and at least attempt an honest living out of their recent problems. You play as Lynch, the middle aged, balding, loose cannon bad-ass who now resides in Shanghai. He's been hired to pull some 'job' but quickly realises it's beyond him so...

When we were introduced to Kane & Lynch back in 2007, the good-cop-bad-cop thing had already been done to death in movies and TV shows. The flipside – and thus, the key interest in these characters – was that Kane & Lynch weren't cops. In fact, they were anything but good guys. In Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days, you see the duo trying to lie low and at least attempt an honest living out of their recent problems. You play as Lynch, the middle aged, balding, loose cannon bad-ass who now resides in Shanghai. He's been hired to pull some 'job' but quickly realises it's beyond him so...

Have you heard about the word? No, it's not the bird! Grease is the word, and now you'll be able to step alongside Danny, Sandy, The Pink Ladies and the T-Birds and perform all the moves and songs from the classic musical. You'll be playing through some of the most iconic moments from the movie as you follow Danny and Sandy throughout the high-school romance. Grab up to two USB microphones and sing away to your heart's content on a range of different songs. Step in time with the Wii Balance Board, and wave your hands to the music with the Wii Remote. When you want to get...

Have you heard about the word? No, it's not the bird! Grease is the word, and now you'll be able to step alongside Danny, Sandy, The Pink Ladies and the T-Birds and perform all the moves and songs from the classic musical. You'll be playing through some of the most iconic moments from the movie as you follow Danny and Sandy throughout the high-school romance. The Nintendo DS touch screen is used to full effect here, with dance moves being acted out by the stars as you slide the stylus and tap the screen to mimic the steps in time with the music. Earn more points for...

Those rascally Rabbids are never going away. Having tortured Rayman over several games on the Wii, they've collected all their outings onto one tidy package. The earliest game on the disc, Rayman Raving Rabbids, set the tone for the Rabbids games that followed on the Wii. In it, you play as Rayman, captured by the Rabbids and forced to endure trial after trial. Sounds like a problem for Rayman, but it means plenty of fun for you! The trials (read: mini-games) include an on-rails first-person shooter using toilet plungers and a race in which you ride a warthog, using a fly...

DRAGON QUEST IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies for the Nintendo DS family of systems delivers a unique experience that lets players enjoy an adventure that is entirely their own, yet can be shared with others anywhere, anytime. Before setting off on their adventure, players can create their own heroes, deciding how they would like their face, hair and clothing to look. As the story unfolds, players become stronger, smarter and more powerful, and can customize companions who join their group. Players will have fun discovering more than 1,000 pieces of clothing, armour,...