This second adventure for 3DS based on the popular manga/anime One Piece is not the most ambitious and entertaining found in the system, but fans of the saga will enjoy it.

Boing! Docomodake is a simple game with classic values but a little far of the actual philosophy. Thanks to the clever and funny use of the stylus, the game will be more interesting for players.

It is surprising how the latest game from LucasArts turns so quickly into something generic in spite of the fascinating proposal that it had as starting point. Repetitive, lacking in charismatic elements and surprisingly superficial, Fracture is a lost opportunity to give an innovative twist to the genre.

It plays like every Guitar Hero game, but you can't call it success. Only for die-hard Van Halen fans.

Cool concept and good ideas, but Babel Rising doesn't deliver any long-term enjoyment.

Obviously, Raccoon City is not the best Resident Evil game. It's a third person shooter with poor AI, clunky gameplay and standard production values. Its campaign is quite short, but its multiplayer modes provide hours of zombie fun.

Shaun White's latest appearance isn't good enough.

Shaun White's latest appearance isn't good enough.

Its combat system is good as is the development of character and weapons, but Confrontation it's a game very repetitive and linear.

Spyro grows up, flies in company, goes farther, glides over wider scenarios, but he doesn't better himself. The trilogy ends in a videogame which keeps alive the prestige of the franchise, although the power of the dragon should be improved in the future.

Velvet Assassin is not a bad game, but what it is not for sure a great one. There were some good ideas in its concept, especially in its general atmosphere and charismatic heroine, but all of them fail because of many wrong features and decisions.

F1 2009 reaches the finish, but it's still very far from being a winner. Not a simulator, not an arcade, but yes a reasonable option for gamers looking for F1's speed.

As a Silent Hill game it's disappointing. As a "dungeon crawler", quite poor. Definitely, Book of Memories it's not a very recommendable game.

Only for fans.

It's short, crazy and fun. It’s definitely worth a download.

It is surprising how the latest game from LucasArts turns so quickly into something generic in spite of the fascinating proposal that it had as starting point. Repetitive, lacking in charismatic elements and surprisingly superficial, Fracture is a lost opportunity to give an innovative twist to the genre.

Baja is as ambitious and attractive in its proposal, as clumsy and little inspired in its execution. The longest races, main feature of the title, eventually become boring; the adversaries AI is so over the top that it becomes frustrating; and unfortunately the graphical section for the Xbox 360 version is poor.

Omega is a short DLC that doesn't have much of the distinctive Mass Effect experience.

With a boring and unresponsive combat and nice but derivative puzzles Saw, the videogame, is recommendable just for fans of the movies.

Less strategic and poor artificial intelligence, Back in Action is far from being the game we expected. At times it's fun and challenging, but unfortunately in a negative balance is imposed on the positive.

Mars: Wars Logs is a decent action RPG with a fascinating background and a cheap price.

With a boring and unresponsive combat and nice but derivative puzzles Saw, the videogame, is recommendable just for fans of the movies.

We wanted NeverDead to be a good game, because it was trying to achieve something different. But the game is frustrating and sometimes even boring.

Infiltrator is just an average distraction for Mass Effect fans.

Spyro grows up, flies in company, goes farther, glides over wider scenarios, but he doesn't better himself. The trilogy ends in a videogame which keeps alive the prestige of the franchise, although the power of the dragon should be improved in the future.

Overlord minions offers a different formula on Nintendo DS with an adventure focused on puzzles. It´s a good game but the touch screen controls don't work perfectly. Good action moments with great exploring elements are the best points of the game.

We wanted NeverDead to be a good game, because it was trying to achieve something different. But the game is frustrating and sometimes even boring.

It's the same game you've been playing a long time ago. At least Koei fanatics might be satisfied with the formula.

Spyro grows up, flies in company, goes farther, glides over wider scenarios, but he doesn't better himself. The trilogy ends in a videogame which keeps alive the prestige of the franchise, although the power of the dragon should be improved in the future.

Lucius is an interesting adventure game, however it's far away to be the best of genre. The main character it's attractive and his demonic powers are original, but the adventure is very limited.

Charged with issues and with a boring campaign, Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel is a flawed and unremarkable game.

Quotation forthcoming.

Maybe the setting is clichéd and you have experienced all its tricks a million times, but Afterfall Insanity is moderately effective.

A suitable utility for Pokémon Black and White 2 owners looking for expanding their catalogue of creatures.

Astérix y Obélix XXL Romastered does not improve the original game, it only makes it playable nowadays.

There is some magic in its world, but Super Lucky’s Tale has some serious gameplay and camera problems.

It's certainly a total insanity, but not so funny so we would expect. The races become boring in no time, the sense of progress is bad and physics are poor, which is something important in this kind of games.

Sunset has big ideas. At all times we have understood what Tales of Tales wanted to convey, but unfortunately, in few moments we’ve actually felt it. And there’s nothing more dangerous in a work than catching the creator's intentions rather than succumb to his deception and let yourself be fooled by its story.

There is nothing particularly hateful or lovable about Raging Blast, and that is its main problem. The new Dragon Ball is clearly made for fans, but it doesn’t work as a deep and engaging fighting game.

Skater XL is one of the most faithful renditions of skating in videogames, with a complex, realistic, handling that becomes really satisfactory once you overcome its learning curve. But the lack of polish, and the notable absence of content, make this a game that only the truest skating fans will manage to continue enjoying beyond the first hours.

Sumo Digital unsuccessfully tries to imitate the Codemasters F1 2011's success in a game that wants to be a simulator, but results a mediocre arcade with poor graphics that we can't recommend to fans.

Cars 2 on PSP is a simple and fun racing game for young players.

Fitness Boxing 2 is not a bad choice for players looking for a way to exercise on Nintendo Switch. You will sweat for sure, but there isn't a big improvement in this sequel and, beyond that, the training isn't as addictive as other similar approaches like Ring Fit Adventure.

Ride has too many problems and driving issues that strip away its experience.

David Jaffe's new project is a third person online shooter that includes a number of nice ideas but a lot of different problems too, many of them really annoying.

Spider-Man: Edge of Time is a great game for Spider-Man fans, but a step back from the formula that worked.

Spider-Man: Edge of Time is a great game for Spider-Man fans, but a step back from the formula that worked.

Survive is a much different Metal Gear game than the rest, something that will infuriate many fans of the series. But this game is an acceptable survival game despite a forgettable multiplayer and some poor ideas.

Foul Play is a classic beat' em up that stands out because of its original stages and great sense of humor. But maybe it's not enough, because it's a simple and repetitive action game with a poor combat system too.

Ghost Recon: Predator for PSP is a failed attempt in the tactical action genre. The game has many weak points (AI, visuals, controls) offering an unsatisfying experience. In fact, the title is not a perfect incarnation in the series.

Promising concept that becomes in a disappointing game. Repetitive and frustrating at high levels, but has a beautiful and charming design. Magikarp deserves a game, but this jump is not up to its height.

Scribblenauts Showdown mixes the classic formula with a new party game options, but none of them are top notch in any way. A good idea that have been downgraded by its limited content.

The Simpsons Arcade Game shows its age with its limited gameplay that gets old too quickly.

Overkill’s The Walking Dead it feels like a great idea poorly executed. Its action is simple and repetitive, and a lot of bugs ruin the experience.

A fun action game, although repetitive, which includes a good level up and weapons crafting system as a greatnovelty. Unoriginal and repetitive, there are similar games much more fun.

A disappointing new take for the Mario & Sonic franchise. Poor game controls and monotonous mechanics ruined the playability.

The idea of Kirby smashing opponents in a brawler is simply good. However, Kirby Fighters 2 is a simplistic title, with no deep, low innovation value and very short in terms of enjoyment.

Dense, hard and very tactical JRPG which supports Cross Save between all PlayStation current platforms. A hardcore experience.

Yaiba gets some of the important parts right when it comes to a Hack and Slash Game, but at the same time it has its issues with length, camera and story.

Predictable platformer in the vein of Kirby Power Paintbrush but less captivating and with a lackluster control method.

A game with good ideas but that will hardly amuse the great fans of Warhammer 40,000.

Zombie Army Trilogy is as brainless as its main antagonists. And the new content included it’s not a sequel indeed, is just a few more maps to kill zombies again.

Tormentum catches the attention of the player thanks to a flawless artistic design, but hides under his belt a dark secret: a simplistic narrative and a testimonial exploration.

The new entry in the long-running puzzle series is fun in short burst, but it just doesn’t bring anything new.

A lazy conversion of the essentially same game enjoyed last season. The sound department is awful.

Standard an average shooter online with vehicles in the same way as Twisted Metal, but much more limited on every way and not as exciting.

Citadel: Forged With Fire is an OK attempt at the sandbox MMO genre, but one that’s flawed and riddled with problems. If you’re okay with its grindy pace and have some friends who also play the game, but might actually get to enjoy it. Wouldn’t recommend otherwise.

Telltale could have taken more advantage from the universe it creates, just taking a ride through the worlds from the game it’s inspired of, watching the short stories happening around and noticing what their players are capable of.

Not the instant classic we hoped for, but at least it can be fun for the hardcore gamers.

Not the best option to have a party with Nintendo Switch, but it's still a good demonstration of the Joy-Con features.

Raji is a very interesting game, considering that it is based on the Indian culture. However, is a low quality game in terms of gameplay. Definitely, there are better options in Nintendo Switch.

Kakarot forgets how to fight in a game that fails to offer a good gameplay balance and experience. Our wishes haven't been granted this time.

NBA Live 09 All-Play for Wii is still far off the last games that used the All-Play philosophy. It doesn't have important new features and didn't solve the problems of the previous version with some annoying controls and animations. Wii doesn´t have many choices in basketball games so NBA Live 09 will be interesting only for basketball fans.

Uninnovative nonetheless addictive Peggle-like app based on the Super Monkey Ball saga.

Razing Storm is a good game if you're a fan of this old-fashioned genre.

Joy Ride is a fun game for casual riders, but its control isn't so much precise.

NBA Playgrounds is an NBA-Jam-version wannabe. It is not as intense as the basketball classic, not as agile, not as brilliant, but it is a nice appetizer for the ballers out there.

Poor mechanics and a not so deep battle system make Battle of Z a failed attempt to recover the magic in the Dragon Ball videogame series.

Gust has developed a Fairy Tail JRPG that is pure fanservice. It is not a good Japanese role playing game but an acceptable entertainment for the fan of the anime.

Ethan: Meteor Hunter has good ideas, but it lacks variety of challenges and its control is imprecise.

Intentions are good and the game has attractive ideas. However, the design of its scenarios, well thought out but poorly finished puzzles and the lack of replayability make Skully a minor title within its genre. It is not a bad experience and the combination of abilities between its different forms is something worth exploring. However, it leaves me with the feeling that he could have given so much more of himself. It is one of those enjoyable games in which there are no flagrant failures but is satisfied, too, with sufficiency.

Sword Coast: Legends is a slight disappointment. Its combat system is too simple, and its story too typical. It's fun when you play with other players, but it's not sufficient.

Devil's Third isn't the game that Itagaki promised to us. It has a generic campaign, old graphics and repetitive mechanics. The multiplayer part of the game is maybe the best in the package, but still very far from the action game we would wish for.

Syberia 3 tries too hard to be a worthy new chapter in Kate Walker’s series, but it’s frustrating and disappointingly flawed.

Intense battles for any fan of the anime or manga. Don't expect any more.

Intense battles for any fan of the anime or manga. Don't expect any more.

The Inpatient seems… Inpatient. It lacks pace and turns out to be, at the very least, unconnected.

Super Monkey Ball 3D is funny for a few hours, but after that there's anything more.

Low price, low pretension. Brainless history, but not a bad hack and slash. Maybe silly, need to play in hard level to take advantage of his combat and possibilities.

Planet 51 is an action-racing game for the teenagers and for the fans of the film. We can take control over three characters like Chuck, Lem and the funny Rover. We have simple and easy missions where we should out run the police and the army too, driving cars, motorbikes and trucks. The control has some issues affecting the experience in the game.

Clash of the Titans is not a bad-looking or playing videogame, it's just forgettable, and it has a number of confusing design choices that makes the experience disappointing.

Too average 2D platformer that, simple enough, cannot compete in the same league as Super Mario, Kirby or Donkey Kong among other great platforming adventures on 3DS.

Need for Speed Undercover is one of the biggest bluffs of this final quarter of 2008. Far from catching the spirit of Most Wanted, the game of Black Box fails in its proposal because of an excessively easy campaign and because of its "shock-car" style driving.

Vehicles handling and physics are the worst parts of Dakar 18, but it's still an option for players looking for a refreshing driving experience.

Quotation forthcoming.

Another generic arcade racer fun but forgettable in every way.

If you love the show, you will have a good time with Cobra Kai: The Karate Kid Saga Continues. It is not the best brawler of the decade, but it does is a decent game to fight and upgrade your characters.

A disappointing sequel for one of the biggest and fresh hits of the Xbox 360 generation. repetitive and careless, shows the lack of experience of his developers in sandbox games. However, his skill development are satisfying at the end-game. Sadly, a wasted opportunity to bring back the shine of the franchise.