Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 is the latest installment in the long-running golf series, and is the first to include the Ryder Cup tournament – plus it comes with a full 24-player online mode as well (meaning you can take part in a proper Ryder Cup, choosing to be on either the American or European side).
Loads of different courses are available to play on, as well as a whole host of famous names from the sport to play as, including the disgraced man of the title – though it's interesting that he's not the only one on the cover this year!
Click here to buy the XBox 360 version, or click here to buy the PlayStation 3 release – both of which are £22.99 each at Gameplay.
With a ton of pressure on developers Treyarch to come up with a worthy successor to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, it remains to be seen whether Call of Duty: Black Ops will do quite as well – it'll certainly sell truckloads, but will it have a lastability factor to match the previous outing?
Anyway, this new title in the series serves as a direct sequel to Call of Duty: World at War (with the Russian sergeant Reznov returning) and sees you go behind enemy lines in places like Vietnam and Iran – plus there's going to be a whole host of new weapons and multiplayer goodness too.
To get the PlayStation 3 version for £37.76 from CoolShop, click here. XBox 360 owners can click here to get their release for the same price from the same retailer.
After seemingly being in development for at least three years, Final Fantasy XIII has finally arrived. Although some reviewers (and gamers themselves, it has to be said) have been a bit critical about this latest in the series, fans and lovers of role-playing games are sure to lap this up.
As part of this Final Fantasy XIII: Collector's Edition release you'll find a copy of the game inside special fliptop packaging. Alongside it is a CD containing selected music from the game, "The World of Final Fantasy XIII" hardback artbook, three exclusive art prints and a unique collectible decal.
Click here to buy this XBox 360 set for £22.99 from CoolShop.
Racket Sports £19.99
03 Sep
Racket Sports is a collection of five different sports cheap games in one – tennis, table tennis, badminton, squash and beach tennis (which actually seems more like five variations on one sport, if you ask me). Think of it like a Wii Sports for people who like tennis!
Developed exclusively for use with PlayStation Move equipment, which is sold separately, this is Sony's attempt to steal some of the casual gamers from the Wii market – but will it work?…
Game have this PlayStation 3 title available for £19.99 – for more information, click here.
Singularity from £17.99
03 Sep
With a multitude of first-person shooters on the market, Singularity had a lot to prove – thankfully it's well worth getting in to. Playing as a U.S. Air Force pilot, you are sent to investigate some rather strange events which are happening on an island off the coast of Siberia.
As well as a gripping single-player mode, there's also the now-customary multiplayer mode included too. "Creatures vs. Soldiers" is a simple Team Deathmatch-style game, whilst "Extermination" has soldiers trying to take control of various beacons on the map.
Click here to get the XBox 360 version for £17.99 from HMV, or click here to get the PlayStation 3 release for £19.99 from Comet.
Nintendo DSi Console £99.99
02 Sep
The Nintendo DSi is the third iteration of the Nintendo DS handheld, and comes with a range of new features not found in any of the other hardware releases. Key amongst these are the inclusion of two cameras and the removal of the GameBoy Advance slot on the back (which means that the Guitar Hero grip won't work with it, stupidly).
It's around 12% thinner than the DS Lite, but is slightly longer, and comes with an SD card slot which can be used to store pictures and download software. In a first for a Nintendo handheld system, the firmware is upgradeable – which means that any illegal flash cards will be made incompatible near enough straight away.
If you fancy a black Nintendo DSi console, click here to buy one for £99.99 from Amazon. The same retailer also has the white one (click here) for the same price.
Split Second: Velocity is an arcade racing game which sees you take part in a fictional reality TV show consisting of a variety of events, which each focus on destructible environments triggered remotely by driver actions known as "powerplays".
Though this has been very well received by reviewers and gamers alike, it's unfortunate that it's another one of those games which has been released at the same time as another high-profile title in the genre – Blur is quite similar, and has also strangely been reduced in price recently.
Click here to get the XBox 360 version for £15.99 from Gameplay. PlayStation 3 owners can click here to get their release for £16.99 from Game.
After following on from a fairly dreadful first outing, Iron Man 2: The Video Game didn't really have all that much possibility of being any worse – although it's far from perfect, and is certainly not something hardcore gamers will get anything out of.
Set after the plot of the movie, this has Don Cheadle and Samuel L. Jackson return to reprise their roles. Not a lot of other positives to write home about, unless of course you're an achievement or trophy whore (for shame).
The Hut are selling the PlayStation 3 version for £6.93 – click here for more details. XBox 360 owners can click here to buy their release for £6.99 from the same retailer.
XBox 360 4GB Console £130
31 Aug
For a time the entry level XBox 360 system cam with a rather pathetic 256MB memory card, so it's good to see this has been improved somewhat with the newer XBox 360 4GB Console – though a bit more space would have been handy for downloads, etc.
It's worth noting that this shares the same design as the bigger 250GB console, so it's a lot quieter than before and also comes with a built-in wireless connection – plus it's ready to use with Kinect too.
To get this for £130 from Amazon, simply click here.
Final Fantasy XIII £12.24
31 Aug
Final Fantasy XIII is, as you'd expect by the title, the thirteenth entry in the role-playing series. In it you will journey through the floating cityworld of Cocoon and the savage lowerworld of Pulse, encountering a diverse band of would-be allies along the way – whilst gaining new powers and discovering new things as you progress…
Some reviewers have been overly critical about the more linear nature this has – I personally don't think it's that much of a big deal, as it should actually end up appealing to more people this way. Gorgeous looking graphics and a vastly improved battle system more than make up for this anyway.
Click here to buy this XBox 360 game for £12.24 from Choices UK.
