Tomb Raider: Anniversary (Eidos) (PlayStation 2 (EU Version))

Could be slicker, but stays faithful enough to the original to remain a spellbinding adventure with few rivals.

Everybody's Tennis (Sony) (PlayStation 2 (EU Version))

Maintains the Everybody's good name by being a deceptively brilliant sports sim that constantly surprises and challenges.

Buzz Junior: Robojam (Sony) (PlayStation 2 (EU Version))

Designed to satisfy only the very easy-to-please, and therefore bound to disappoint anyone expecting a game of real bite.

Pimp My Ride (Activision) (PlayStation 2 (EU Version))

A collection of mini-games and a couple of dreadful driving sections. Just watch the show and play Need for Speed Carbon.

Harley-Davidson: Race To The Rally (Activision) (PlayStation 2 (US Version))

An offence to Harley lovers and gamers alike, Race To The Rally crams all the worst crimes in gaming into one package.

SBK 2007 Superbike World Championship (Black Bean Games) (PlayStation 2 (EU Version))

It's good to see someone taking bike racing seriously, but make sure you can do without stabilisers - this is no easy rider.

Meet The Robinsons (Disney) (PlayStation 2 (EU Version))

Some issues with the control system can't stop this being a fun and surprisingly enjoyable game for fans of the film.

Pac-Man World Rally (Bandai Namco) (PlayStation 2 (US Version))

A fun, competitive racer.

Skate Attack (Midas) (PlayStation 2 (EU Version))

Appears to be trying to target younger skaters, but is uncool and stagnant. Doesn't even have guys in baggy trousers, for god's sake.

Ratchet And Clank: Size Matters (Sony) (PlayStation Portable)

It's still just Ratchet And Clank, but that's no bad thing. It feels as fresh and fun as ever, despite the change in format.

World Championship Poker 2 (Crave Entertainment) (PlayStation Portable)

Lots of variety with some interesting touches but it's still just poker, only without the banter, gambling and beer.

Diner Dash (Eidos) (PlayStation Portable)

A simple concept that makes for a fiendishly tricky and addictive game. Sadly let down slightly by some clumsy controls.

Call Of Duty: Roads To Victory (Activision) (PlayStation Portable)

The campaign lacks the depth of its console counterparts but while you're involved it's one of the most atmospheric shooters on PSP.

Full Auto 2: Battlelines (Sega) (PlayStation Portable)

Dull, repetitive, uninspired - had it been anything like its PS3 cousin, Battlelines could have been a great game. As it's not, it's not.