Mario Golf (Nintendo)

If you like great videogames, you'll love this... and it doesn't matter whether or not you like golf.

Worms Armageddon (Infogrames)

A great series, but badly realised on the Game Boy Color. Putting it on the smallest screen in the world, and not giving you many weapons does not make for a winner.

Rugrats: Time Travellers (THQ)

Amazing to look at, but only aimed at very young gamers... Even they will eventually tire of it and want something with more meat on its bones!

Evel Knievel (Take 2 Interactive)

A fiddly, hugely irritating game that offers none of the thrills but plenty of spills.

Tom And Jerry (Majesco Sales)

The popularity of Tom & Jerry means we can look forward to a steady stream of Tom & Jerry games forever... but we can happily live without them all if they all look like this!

Space Invaders (Activision)

A souped-up, and good, update to an aging game.

Earthworm Jim: Menace 2 To The Galaxy (Crave Entertainment)

A fun and humorous platformer, although the levels do get samey over time.

Suzuki Alstare Extreme Racing (Ubisoft)

The bikes are tiny, the tracks are monotonous and the gameplay is annoying as the track sweeps left and right with little warning. We've seen it time and time again - and we don't want to see it any more.

Supreme Snowboarding (Infogrames)

It all looks pretty good with big cartoon characters, trees, bumps and flags lined up on the screen in pseudo 3D. Then it tries to move and it all goes horribly, horribly wrong!

Turok: Rage Wars (Acclaim)

Turok fans will love this new challenge, but the rest of us will find the game ultimately frustrating.

Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition (Namco)

No matter how many guises Pac-Man comes in, the same eat-the-dots, avoid-the-ghosts (except when they're flashing) and grab-the-fruit gameplay is still totally addictive.

Beauty And The Beast (Nintendo)

An innocent enough package... Children will find some entertainment in its simplicity - it's very easy on the brain.