Two of the best action games of the past generation in one pack, with all the DLCs, an improved graphic department but also some frame rate issues.

Quotation forthcoming.

A cute RPG with tons of contents and a small touch of Animal Crossing's variety. The cartoonish graphics and the childish style are great for a young audience, but its fun gameplay can be satisfying for every kind of player.

If you had not a chance to play the original one, you could have a great time enjoying Redux. There are a few additions, but visuals overhaul are not so impressive and the game feels a bit dated nowadays.

HarmoKnight is not as complex as Beatmania, nor out of mind as Rhythm Paradise, but it does good work with the crossover between platform and rhythm game. The points which Game Freak may work on for a possible follow-up are many, it would be easy for them to propose something, in a short time, that does not deviate much from this title, but is more refined and studied in mechanicals.

Not only is Freedom Wars one of the best games available for PlayStation Vita, but it will keep you busy for months with great gameplay and the superb 4-player co-op mode. A must-have for any action/RPG fan.

Brilliant and light-hearted, with a smart and sophisticated structure and a design standing out for imagination and variety, Scribblenauts Unlimited alternates a prefect rhythm to a simple but perfect puzzle game nature.

Cloudpunk is an interesting narrative game taking place in a breathtaking futuristic city in which you zip with your flying car to make delivery, explore and advance the story. Gameplay is a bit lacking but the city graphic design makes it worth your time and money.

A good puzzle game, with a lot of challenges, a consistent difficulty coefficient and a little "after-taste" of Braid. With a set of 81 levels and tons of physical/time manipulating puzzles, that's definitely one of the most curios (and sadistic) IP in the PSN.

Senseless Acts of Justice is finally able to give us a real adventure game behind a cruel world: investigation and CSI feelings infact are the right key to open the door to a game that leaves its mark in adventure world.

Kirby Star Allies is at its best when played with a couple of friends (or some kids) on the same couch: it’s like a chaotic, colorful and messy party game. If you’re planning on going solo, though, just be aware that it’s also super easy and reaches the end in a handful of hours.

Martha Is Dead succeeds where many AAA fail: original aesthetics, immersive soundtrack, a strong and very actual message. Too bad for some technical issues, especially in the console version. Luckily, these are small stumbles that can be easily fixed.

Wild Run seals the many improvements of The Crew. New races, bikes and graphical improvements, give glaze to Ubisoft’s production, which now can fight on equal terms with other exponents of the genre.

Quotation forthcoming.

Project X Zone 2 is like The Expendable: a huge cast of superstar that somehow is in the same place to kick asses. It's not important that there is a good excuse to link them all, the main thing is that they have to make a lot of noises, explosions and cool stuff. And Project X Zone 2 does all this in a very good way.

Futuridium EP Deluxe could be your next digital drug. If you’re a shmup lover, you can’t miss the first game from Italian studio Mixedbag.

A slightly different Zelda game that delivers a funny and frantic multiplayer experience. Unbalanced in single player but still recommended for beginners and seasoned players.

Tribes of Midgard has a lot of interesting ideas and systems, but it seems to fall short on implementing them all in a way that provides a better gameplay experience. The game, which is clearly designed to be played in a group, plays better with a custom lobby, where all the barriers imposed by the story mode are lifted, allowing the player to actually enjoy the game. The graphics and music are pleasant and never tiring. Sometimes less is more.

Stories: The Path of Destinies is a curious narrative experiment, an action-RPG which doesn’t manage to overcome the average of this type of production in term of gameplay still providing, despite everything, a choice-driven plot with some good ideas.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl lead us to rediscover the fascinating Sinnoh region fourteen years after the original. Too bad that many of the improvements introduced by the Platinum version have been removed and that these remakes do not present any substantial upgrade, except for a renewed visual aspect.

Yatagarasu: Attack on Cataclysm is a great old school fighting game, with an awesome fighting system and superb animations and character design. The lack of polish, and an old fashioned online mode, could be a big issue for modern players.

A title you have to try if you always dreamed of piloting a mech, but it'll need new content on a regular basis to keep its players engaged.

Quotation forthcoming.

Outriders Worldslayer takes the formula of the base game and expands it in all directions, giving players a DLC with considerable content value. Some historical defects remain, such as a certain repetition, but fans of the brand will have hours of fun in which to sink their teeth.

The solid combat system is fun and entertaining, but the lack of a deep and fleshed out level design is a huge gap between Lords of the Fallen and the Souls saga.

A unique fan-service for DC Universe lovers, just another (good) LEGO game for everyone else.

Better than the previous Marvel Super Heroes game, yet not good enough to be among the best LEGO games from Traveller's Tales.

Thanks to MotionPlus, Virtua Tennis 2009 is a good game, with its limits. Lack of innovation starts to be a problem as happened with the other versions but the good number of choices and a good multiplayer could be interesting for someone still loving this sport.