Michael Jackson: The Experience uses the Just Dance playability with the best songs of the famous artist. The game is lack in content and the motion sensing control has many issues to recognize our movements. If you are a Michael Jackson fan this is your game, if you are looking a dancing game, try Just Dance 2.

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.

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.

Jedi battles come to Wii in an interesting but limited videogame because the wiimote still hasn't been able to emulate the light saber's performance. This new disturbance in the Force has created a passable but fleeting and incomplete title. If you would like to become a Jedi, be careful, because this game couldn't be enough to complete your Padawan's training.

This somewhat unofficial sequel to Flappy Bird offers a great challenge to the players, but lacks novelty and depth.

Predator: Hunting Grounds could be a great action game but the lack of content and its simple gameplay mechanics ruin the experience.

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.

There aren't so many innovations from WiiWare's Pokémon Rumble, and also it's repetitive, but its massive battles are interesting, above all for gamers looking for a "pocket-monsters" experience on 3DS.

A very innovative and in many ways interesting mix of videogames and anime. A new way to unite both concepts.

Astro Boy: The videogame has been made so quickly thinking in the film. The story mode is a little simple and boring, with the arena mode lack of innovation. Astro Boy is an older franchise with older visuals and playability, a little difficult to find a perfect audience.

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.

Leisure Suit Larry: Reloaded is still very funny to play, but some of the mechanics are painful.

Quotation forthcoming.

If you like Star Wars and are looking for a reason to dust off Kinect, this is your opportunity. A game recommended for all ages.

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

Samurai warriors 3 is a remarkable game on wii and probably the best episode from the franchise.

The End is Nigh is a good beginning for the Watchmen franchise in videogames, although in the future we should ask them for more. An extra in variety and a deeper AI in the enemies seem necessary, and the presence of more complex puzzles will bring variety to the experience. Nevertheless this is a pleasant but brief Hack and Slash.

Old-fashioned zombie entertainment.

C.O.P: The Recruit is a good and interesting sandbox game with many possibilities for the players. It offers an open world in 3D with some original and innovative situations giving fresh air to the genre. Third person moments work so well with the stylus. One of the most visually impressive games on Nintendo DS and a serious choice for the followers of the sandbox games.

Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings is an enjoyable game, especially for casual Wii owners.

Spike says goodbye to the series Dragon Ball Z with a flawed but interesting episode, which clearly surpasses the insipid performance Raging Blast 2. The gameplay is irregular and its fighting system will appeal to some players but will be a disaster for others. Matter of taste.

Crimson Dragon is flawed with awfully-implemented controls and a boring gameplay experience.

Warfighter is just a decent war-FPS with a brief and annoying campaign and a temporarily enjoyable multiplayer. Another Medal of Honor that can't achieve our expectations.

You're in the movies is probably that type of game you only bring out at parties.

A flawed sniper game that mixes nice graphics with repetitive gameplay, poor AI and a technological mess. Sniper: Ghost Warrior is pretty average overall.

An enjoyable video game experience developed by a team with only one artist. Its awesome playability mixes FPS with hack and slash with great game results, but it lacks quality when you see the visuals and sound of the game. Short but intense.

Smash Court Tennis 3 actually fails in every section -graphical, gameplay, sound, control...- to fall in the absolute mediocrity. It´s difficult to recommend it even to the hardcores of that sport, maybe them will like it less than anybody else.

Not the best JRPG out there but it could be entertaining enough for the real fans of the genre.