With 40 characters, 34 stages and more than 200 costumes, Street Fighter V Champion Edition is the most complete and advanced version of the game. Even if some of these contents could be obtained through the game progress and buyable DLCs, the standalone version is a no brainer purchase if you never bought the previous versions of the game.

Watch Dogs 2 is better than the previous episode gameplay-wise, but the new characters and the story show one step behind Ubisoft’s standards. It's a fun game, though, so if you love open world titles with a lot of activities, you’ll enjoy this big and entertaining experience.

Dance Central is a typical Harmonix game. Great gameplay combined with a nice and well selected track list, works in a great way to create a funny and balanced experience. The lack of any kind of Career Mode is the main problem of a globally great experience.

Ruby Omega and Sapphire Alpha aren’t some random remakes but an interesting hybrid between a remake and a brand new chapter. Unfortunately, they are not as revolutionary as X and Y but the fans will still love these games.

If you are looking for action and adrenaline, don't wait for Anno 1404. If you're not, its particular gameplay and its development system and atmosphere, could enjoy you at the best!

The second chapter of the recent Hitman (2016) is a “more of the same”, with some minor adjustments and more multiplayer support. IO abandons the episodic format but the sensation of playing a fragmented game is still there. Except for this, Hitman 2 presents spectacular scenarios and some challenges worthy of note. The level design is still wonderful and compensates for a certain lack of innovation.

Takayuki Yagami is a great character and Lost Judgment is bigger and slightly better than the previous game, but still not enough to become a definitive classic series like Yakuza.

Brilliant, passionate, challenging. The Sexy Brutale is a puzzle game reccommended to all fans of the genre, but also for those looking for a bizarre video game, characterized by a sophisticated art design.

The Banner Saga 2 is on par with its predecessor. This means it's a stunningly beautiful and uber entertaining RPG/adventure experience. Artistic values are through the roof, likewise the game mechanics that are perfectly crafted to offer interesting choices and great tactical entertainment.

The indie superstar goes on Xbox 360 with a renewed and simplified crafting system, but still faithful to its sandbox philosophy. Only time will tell if the console audience is ready for this kind of games, but this is undoubtedly a very well-crafted porting that keeps the philosophy of the project intact.

Kaze and the Wild Masks is an excellent old school platform which does everything in the right way. It might not be strikingly original or full of wacky, strange mechanics but it's definitely fun and rich of well thought out ideas blending with a wonderful pixel art and solid gameplay and level design.

Do not fear Extraction's rails: those rails will guide you along one hell of a ride. Despite the not-so-great length (even if the juicy extras will keep you interested way beyond the 8-hours main adventure) this is an essential game for all the Dead Space aficionados and a must buy for all the Wii owners searching for something a little adult and peculiar.

NBA 2K10 is a great sport title with some big problems that prevent it from being a top score game. The graphic in awesome and the new My Player Mode is probably the best addiction in the franchise.

Quotation forthcoming.

Despite being the best episode of the new trilogy, Shadow of the Tomb Raider fails to deliver deep character development and compelling narrative. But it's an excellent piece of work with an outstanding graphic detail, beautifully directed sequences and unexpected flashbacks.

Not a revolution, but the same, old, deep, exciting managing experience.

Katamari Damacy is still a must-buy in 2020. Despite some minor flaws the King of all Cosmos and his Prince deserve all of your love.

Resident Evil: Revelations is a gorgeous showcase of what a Nintendo 3DS is really capable of... and one of the best "modern" chapters of the series.

SUPERHOT is an innovative FPS that brings something new to the genre. Time flows only when you move, allowing you to see bullets and dodging and dancing around them, finding the right time to aim your weapon and kill the the bad red guys. The key is moving one step a time. Patience will reward you.

LEGO Marvel is probably the best LEGO game to date. Nothing has changed since the first title, but the latest chapter of the series is packed with dozen of hours of gameplay, collectibles and humor for all the family.

Professor Layton comes to the 3DS with an entirely new 3D presentation, one of the best stereoscopic effects to date and a new adventure that, if not as "fresh" as the original, is still as compelling and unique as its visual style.

Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is definitely one of the best Wii U exclusives. The gameplay is deep, the number of missions is huge and thanks to the online feature it's the best version of the third generation of Monster Hunter. If only Capcom had taken advantage of the console capabilities, we would be standing in front of a masterpiece.

With its over-the-top action, Saint's Row: The Third guarantees a fun and engaging gaming experience that some may however dislike because of its many conceptual and artistic excesses.

Minor issues aside, Borderlands: The Handsome Collection is a great package for any FPS fan. Last-gen saves support and all-in-one DLC compilation, make this one an unmissable piece of software.

Super Stardust Delta is stunning. The Vita's double analog stick, the solid gameplay and the good graphics, make this game one the first must have for the new Sony's handheld. Don't miss it!

Forza Horizon 2 first DLC tries to be something different but is too similar to the original game. Not bad at all, but you could expect a more interesting offer at the price of €19,99. Oh, and it's tropically raining now.

Ubisoft has succeeded in making The Division 2 contents so long and deep to keep us entertained for the whole length of the main campaign, and even after that. The end game is what you could expect: shoot, loot, rinse and repeat, but at least there are many ways to approach it.

Not only Stealth Inc. 2 is better than the previous, great, episode, but introduces a new local co-op mode and new gadgets that expand the gameplay in multiple ways. A must-buy for every Wii U owner.