Nintendo Classic Mini NES review: Sold out retro goodness The Nintendo Classic Mini NES is a great collector's item in a cute retro package, if you can find one Pokémon Sun and Moon review: Dawn of a new era The best Pokémon games to date, Sun and Moon are a triumph for 3DS
Rhythm Paradise Megamix review: A 3DS hit parade A fantastic celebration of the series' past and present, Rhythm Paradise Megamix is music to our ears Paper Mario: Color Splash review: Wii U's last hurrah A little muddled in places, but its gorgeous graphics and endearing cast make Color Splash one of the Wii U's best Dragon Quest VII (3DS) review A gorgeous remake of the PS1 classic, but DQ VII's slow start and fragmented story line fail to give it much of a future on 3DS Kirby: Planet Robobot review Outstanding 3D and buckets of charm, Kirby: Planet Robobot is a joy from start to finish Fire Emblem Fates review With its brilliant characters, deep systems and hugely rewarding gameplay, Fire Emblem Fates is a must-buy for 3DS owners
Yokai Watch review - living on borrowed time Its real time battles make great use of the 3DS's touchscreen, but Yokai Watch is rather lacking in drive and momentum Star Fox Zero review - a disappointing black hole for Wii U With its clunky controls and poorly implemented GamePad screen, Star Fox Zero crashes and burns before it even enters the Wii U's orbit Hyrule Warriors Legends review - kicking ass & taking names Harder and more balanced than the Wii U original, Hyrule Warriors Legends is the definitive version of this Zelda/Dynasty Warriors mash-up Pokken Tournament review - fighting fit With its approachable controls and engaging battle system, Pokken Tournament sets the bar for all future 3D Pokemon games The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD review A new coat of paint isn't enough to smooth over the incessant backtracking, but Twilight Princess' dungeon design remains top of its class New 3DS review - Nintendo's best handheld yet With better 3D, a faster CPU, more controls and a gorgeous new design, the New 3DS is everything its predecessor should have been and more Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros review Paper Jam Bros is rather lacking in imagination, but its turn-based battles are still good fun Xenoblade Chronicles X review With its incredible world and thrilling combat system, Xenoblade Chronicles X shows other open world RPGs how it's done
Nintendo Classic Mini NES review: Sold out retro goodness The Nintendo Classic Mini NES is a great collector's item in a cute retro package, if you can find one£50
Pokémon Sun and Moon review: Dawn of a new era The best Pokémon games to date, Sun and Moon are a triumph for 3DS£32
Rhythm Paradise Megamix review: A 3DS hit parade A fantastic celebration of the series' past and present, Rhythm Paradise Megamix is music to our ears£30
Paper Mario: Color Splash review: Wii U's last hurrah A little muddled in places, but its gorgeous graphics and endearing cast make Color Splash one of the Wii U's best£40
Dragon Quest VII (3DS) review A gorgeous remake of the PS1 classic, but DQ VII's slow start and fragmented story line fail to give it much of a future on 3DS£28
Kirby: Planet Robobot review Outstanding 3D and buckets of charm, Kirby: Planet Robobot is a joy from start to finish£30
Fire Emblem Fates review With its brilliant characters, deep systems and hugely rewarding gameplay, Fire Emblem Fates is a must-buy for 3DS owners£35
Yokai Watch review - living on borrowed time Its real time battles make great use of the 3DS's touchscreen, but Yokai Watch is rather lacking in drive and momentum£28
Star Fox Zero review - a disappointing black hole for Wii U With its clunky controls and poorly implemented GamePad screen, Star Fox Zero crashes and burns before it even enters the Wii U's orbit£39
Hyrule Warriors Legends review - kicking ass & taking names Harder and more balanced than the Wii U original, Hyrule Warriors Legends is the definitive version of this Zelda/Dynasty Warriors mash-up£35
Pokken Tournament review - fighting fit With its approachable controls and engaging battle system, Pokken Tournament sets the bar for all future 3D Pokemon games£40
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD review A new coat of paint isn't enough to smooth over the incessant backtracking, but Twilight Princess' dungeon design remains top of its class£33
Mario & Luigi: Paper Jam Bros review Paper Jam Bros is rather lacking in imagination, but its turn-based battles are still good fun£35
Xenoblade Chronicles X review With its incredible world and thrilling combat system, Xenoblade Chronicles X shows other open world RPGs how it's done£40