After several years away, NBA Live returns to the playground with a so-so basketball simulator experience. Half-baked gameplay mechanics and different technical issues ruined the overall experience.

Beenox's new effort in the Spider-Man franchise lacks in charm and imagination.

Left Alive has an interesting approach, but is defenestrated by so many things: game mechanics, level design, control scheme and execution, AI... that barely manage to lead the player to see what the game has to offer.

Though the very idea of a game about a walking bread may attract some, this could have been a much better game.

If you’re a die-hard fan, ok. If you’re not, turn the page.

This really scary and attractive survival horror experience has so many technical issues that it´s almost unplayable in some scenarios. We have hopes that the developers fix it properly in the coming days.

There is no tactical depth in Zombie Army 2 to avoid its sometimes repetitive and boring gameplay experience.

Secret Files 2: Puritas Cordis definitely has no soul, and does nothing to stand out from the crowd. The game is easy and the only difficult puzzles are unreasonable and hazy.

Gomo is so easy and short that doesn't allow you to enjoy the adventure. Puzzle's design is simple and the storyline superficial. It's an adventure game that could have been better.

A parody? A tribute? We don't know what exactly is The Taker Over, but it feels weak when compared to other beat 'em up games.

Interesting gameplay ideas with poor controls and repetitive gameplay.

A real miss for Compile Hearts. Boring gameplay and weird development mechanics ruins the experience entirely.

Although is an ambitious game, Inversion is let down by its generic gameplay and boring story.

Skylar & Plux: Adventure on Clover Island has the potential to make you remember the old 3D platform games but at the end, sadly, is a simple and very short adventure game without anything remarkable.

Flat and tedious on rails shooter that crosses two popular sagas with not very good results.

Jack of all trades, master of none. When you try to accomplish the same things as three or four of the top-RPG games in the last years at once, you'll probably you’ll not be able to be on their level.

Supreme Commander had strengths to be one of the great RTS of the year in Xbox 360, however its optimization condemns it to the forgotten. Three long campaigns and innumerable multiplayer maps contribute to an excellent duration, and the well transferred controls to the pad of the console were elements that made us dream about a truly interesting proposal. Unfortunately the ridiculous rate of frames per second destroys any of its hypothetical virtues.

Warlocks 2 is not a terrible game, but it required more effort in terms of finish and gameplay mechanics.

Repetitive, repetitive and repetitive… With those three words we can describe Spiderman Web of Shadows, a new and failed adaptation of the hero to the videogames. Hard to play and much harder to recommend.

Imitate Kakarot and friends in a game has no price. But Kinect gets to ruin the experience in a simple game that also lacks in content. Good for children. Bad for anyone else.

Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli for Wii is only a bad reflection from the PS3 version of the game. It lacks good visuals, more game modes, multiplayer options and online features. Maybe, Ferrari's cars are very interesting in the real life, but not in this title.

One Piece: World Seeker could have been a great adventure action game but its poor quests design and its too simple and boring combat ruin the game.

Shadwen is capable of the best and worst. Frozenbyte has created an interesting stealth and assassination game with some unique gameplay mechanics, but an awful AI and a rather limited action ruins a potentially promising premise.

Sonic and friends don't feel very well on Kinect.

We were eagerly waiting for a cooperative shooter to fill the absent of games like Left 4 Dead, but Earthfall has plenty of aliens to kill but also plenty of boring action.

Pac-Man is back with a simple and uninspiring 3D platform adventure designed specifically for children.

Repetitive, repetitive and repetitive… With those three words we can describe Spiderman Web of Shadows, a new and failed adaptation of the hero to the videogames. Hard to play and much harder to recommend.

Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard is a disappointing effort to obtain a good action game with an original and innovative focus. The bland spectacle of boring and senseless action destroys what could have been an enjoyable and bizarre game.