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Raving Rabbids: Alive and Kicking delivers laughs and a novel Kinect party experience, but lacks lasting appeal.

LG V900 tablet review: Though its 3D camera falters, this compact, speedy device stands out in the crowded market for its usability and size.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 outshines iPad in several areas, offering a larger, vivid screen and superior cameras in a thin, lightweight design.

Saints Row: The Third - audaciously fun and unapologetically wild, it's Grand Theft Auto's sugar-high cousin. R18 - not for kids or the faint-hearted.

Kinect Disneyland Adventures brings Disneyland to life, letting fans explore the Magic Kingdom with a wave of their hand.

Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary enchants with a nostalgic yet polished tribute, proving its timeless appeal despite dated visuals.

Modern Warfare 3 storms the gaming world, eclipsing rivals with jaw-dropping action and enhanced multiplayer modes, but does it deliver beyond the spectacle?.

Previously confined to clunky foot mats or tracking remotes, Kinect's body tracking offered the technology the genre desperately needed to go mainstream.

Batman: Arkham City's Nightwing DLC pack adds the dynamic Dick Grayson to challenge maps, enriching gameplay with acrobatic combat.

Batman: Arkham City review - A sequel that outshines its predecessor, delivering an immersive experience as the Dark Knight.

It's a constant trend in technology: not only do we want the next big thing; we want it smaller, lighter, cheaper and thinner.

HTC Cha Cha review: A quirky keyboard-touchscreen combo aiming at Facebook lovers, but its odd design may not be for everyone.

It seems that technology is getting cheaper all the time, but again and again we see the old adage ring true – you get what you pay for.

Madden NFL 12: A game that teases with intricate NFL simulations and in-depth franchise modes, but tests patience with lengthy menus and loading times.

Dead Island game review: A sun-kissed yet zombie-infested getaway, blending horror and paradise on Banoi Island. An enthralling yet buggy adventure.

This is a fun website that could be used to teach your kids the responsibility of pet ownership before getting a real one.

The Motorola Xoom heats up tablet competition with Android Honeycomb, robust specs, and striking design, challenging the market norm.

Symantec's Norton Mobile Security for Android promises robust protection with features like remote locking, data erasure, and call blocking for GBP £59.99.

HTC Sensation review: An Android marvel blending great design and customisation, albeit with minor touch screen quirks.

Following on from our Asus review in August, we got to take a look at another mid range laptop, this time the MSI CX640.