Overall Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is a sequel worthy of taking your attention away from other shooters out there. Multiplayer and FPS fans will not be disappointed and while the single player campaign is short and sweet, it's also action packed and generally quite enjoyable.

Excellent multiplayer; Even more destruction; Excellent alternative to Call of Duty or Halo

Short single player campaign; Easy single player campaign

Basically i dont know what people are moaning for? This is an amazing game, at first given i did not like it much. Actually took it back and swapped for assassins creed (amazing game btw) but i got it again of a friend and gave the game a chance, i got into it and it is wicked.

Need for Speed ProStreet is one of the more bizarre high profile releases of the year. Given the Need for Speed series' history as an action packed, police chase filled, illegal street racing spectacular, EA's decision to focus on legal street racing in semi-realistic handling cars is hard to...

not bad, missing the free roam that made these games so good, car handling not as realistic as previous releases!!!

Need for Speed is one of the best selling videogame franchises available on multi-format platforms and has taken the crown of Christmas number one for many years. However the 2007 Christmas saw the first year in a while where Need for Speed failed to take this crown.

If you have invested in previous next gen NFS titles i.e. Carbon or Most Wanted then you shouldn't be too bothered about Pro Street. Although the game has a cracking soundtrack including Klaxons and Yeah Yeah Yeah's, the game itself is not great.

Need for Speed goes legal… I have always been a fan of the Need for Speed franchise and so when I heard a new game was coming out I was naturally pleased, and couldn't wait to get my grimey hands on a copy. I rushed out on release date, and managed to get a copy to my delight.

Good graphics; Realistic damage; Good online gameplay

Repetitive; Limited events

A lot of us out there just don't give a shit about how our car looks. If we're doing our jobs as wheelmen (or wheelwomen), onlookers sh...

Lots of racing; very little filler; 32 rides to crash and pimp; Wi-Fi modes and personalized soundtracks

No Drag or Drift modes; Not all modes are available in multiplayer; Incredibly difficult at times

Though you probably haven't polished off 2005's Need for Speed: Most Wanted , and likely haven't even purchased a copy of 2006's Need for Speed: Carbon yet, EA wants to cram yet another Need for Speed game down your cramhole.

They may not have been to everyone's taste, but I for one loved where the Need for Speed series was going in its last two efforts. The races were exciting, escaping the police was fun, and the overarching story was perfectly acceptable for a racer.