Yep, the top selling PC game is making its way to the other gaming platforms. Love it or hate it, chances are you've played one of the versions of The Sims, in which you create simulated people and control their lives. These are basically the same as the game already released for the PC, which boasts integrated community lots, greater control over sim creation and different personality traits. The main addition to gameplay seems to be the new karma powers, which allow the player to instantly change their sims' lives – for better or worse. Often seen as inferior to the PC versions, the creators have endeavoured to make each game relevant to its platform. The DS version features a story mode while the Wii game recreates adventure game experiences. Despite the long history of the game, the creators have managed to progress this version enough from its predecessors to make it worth checking out. Though if you get bored of it quickly, there won't be the string of expansion packs that the PC version gets.

The third installment of the popular True Crime series, which has also featured Streets of LA and New York City, this game takes the story global in its Hong Kong setting. Playing as detective Wei Shan, players get to explore the whole city as they attempt to take down the Triads. Similar to the Grand Theft Auto series, the game sees players taking on missions and gradually building up their reputation by driving, free running and killing throughout the city. The developers have fully used the move to the seventh generation consoles to their advantage, with gameplay constantly cinematic in its visuals. A great addition to the sandbox genre, you're guaranteed to have hours of fun exploring the city and killing whoever you want.