This amongst two other games was my first for the ps3, to be honest its quality, the game is a long battle which takes a lot of hard work to complete even on medium difficulty this game was hard, and if you manage to coplete the campaign it offers new weapons a second time round as well as being...

Precision: Players with motor function and precision concerns will experience difficulties consistent with any first-person shooter. Players need to strafe, take cover, move quickly, leap to certain spots and make precise movements. Recommend rating of 1 out of 10.

Good fun. The graphics aren't brilliant, but the gameplay makes up for it. After a couple of slow levels at the start, things pick up a lot and you have to take on some tough (if slightly repetitive) enemies with some quite cool weapons.

There's nothing really wrong with this game, it just doesn't stand out. The graphics are good but lack the smooth cinematic feel of . The puzzles are very basic and barely worth the name, lacking the intricate challenge of the .

It seems that when a new game system is released, racing games tend to clog the list of launch titles. This was no different with the PS Vita. A grand total of five racing games were released within a week of the PS Vita launch. Some were really good, some, not so much.

Red Steel was disappointing and Perfect Dark Zero could only be described as underwhelming – even if our review hints we may have liked it at launch. It seems console launches and the FPS genre don't seem to want to meld together well this generation.

Good for when oyu are having a bad day to kill some ugly things

Down the years, Insomniac's games have always had the same effect on me. Initially they've always felt quite underwhelming. Generic, even. But the numerous Ratchet & Clank games all had that crucial ability to get their claws into you via great level design and an array of completely ludicrous...

Interesting setting and fun weapons ultimately save this shooter from falling into mediocrity

The Wipeout series goes back to the original PlayStation, and yet another high-speed racing sequel has been prepped for the launch of the PlayStation Vita. Wipeout 2048 clearly references the original blueprint for its futuristic speed machines and courses, overlaying Vita-specific features such as...