With Gran Turismo 6, Yamauchi adds some features without really listening to his fans. The new variable weather and daytime work in a great way and the brand new physics engine is more realistic than ever, but the lack of a good damage system and the infamous “bouncing effect” are still big holes in such a great franchise.

At times funny and at times not, Marlow Briggs and the Mask of Death is a pretty decent action game with a serious lack of inspiration. Even with all its deficiencies it is a nice indie clone of God of War, but it could have been much more than just that.

Baldur’s Gate II is one the most beautiful RPG of the Infinity Engine’s golden age; here it is, ready for newbie gamers to enjoy but probably still a step behind the original version.

One of the most creative and fun expansions for The Sims 3. Into The Future is definitely a rich and surprising experience, the perfect way to say goodbye to the fans.

Resogun is simply one the best next-gen titles available that any PS4 owner can’t miss. Probably a bit hard, but If you’re a shoot ‘em up addicted, you’re going to fall in love with it. Once again, well done Housemarque!

Injustice is a deep fighting game which grants a lot of fun. The combat system is quite different from Mortal Kombat and offers a really good experience. The Story mode is the best ever seen in a fighting game. The PS4 version has 6 more fighters and a lot of good extras.

If you’re looking for another game to squeeze your brand new Xbox One this is not your lucky day. You better search somewhere else.

Mario Party: Island Tour is a pretty decent new addition to the series... if you have friends to play with. Despite the engaging Bowser’s Tower mode, the single-player campaign will soon run out of ideas.

With a fresh prospective on the Arkham universe, Batman: Arkham Origins – Blackgate is quite a good beginning on PS Vita but not the complex and complete game it could have been.

Just Dance 2014 for Xbox One is another cross-gen title for the new Microsoft hardware. The game is as fun as the other versions out there and Kinect 2.0 does a good job tracking players' moves. For a real jump forward we'll have to wait till the next Just Dance for Xbox One, but if you love this franchise you can enjoy it on this brand new hardware too.

NBA 2K14 is stunning, but in its core has some flaws inherited from the current generation versions. The netcode isn't stable, some game modes are missing and the gameplay isn't as precise as we wished. But still it's a lot of fun and one of the most impressive games of the new generations of consoles.

A very short yet entertaining DLC, that will bring you again in Pandora for a little bite of turkey and apple pie cooked by Mr. Torgue’s Grandma Flexington.

Powerstar Golf is a pretty decent old school arcade golf experience. The lack of a real online multiplayer mode is fairly balanced by an entertaining and challenging Rivals mode.

Xbox Fitness is a strange hybrid of a video channel and a digital personal trailer which doesn’t seem to fully succeed in neither of its functions. Fun at times, it lacks the complexity of Wii Fit though it fits well in the concept of Xbox One’s “whole-family-entertainemnt”.

Knack is an incredibly generic action/platformer, with poor design, some balance issues and lacking gameplay mechanics. Disappointing, even for a launch title.

Killzone: Shadow Fall is visually stunning and shows how powerful can be the PlayStation 4. The main Campaign Mode has few boring moments but it's a perfect showcase of Sony's new hardware. This is one of the best launch titles to impress your friends with your brand new console.

Bravely Default is one of the best traditional JRPGs and the best new IP from Square Enix in years.

Ryse: Son of Rome is a good action game with an interesting cooperative multiplayer and solid next-gen graphics. The lack of variety of its combat system is Ryse's bigger issue, but if you like action games this could be a nice first step into your next-gen experience.

Forza Motorsport 5 is the best Xbox One game so far. Turn 10 has done a great job improving the already-impressive Forza Motorsport 4. The Drivatar feature works great turning the single player experience into something dynamic and always entertaining. If you love driving games you simply can't miss this one.

Rivals is a good street racer that adrenalizes again the Hot Pursuit brand with ludicrous speed and beautiful landscapes. The 30 FPS limitation on the PC screams revenge nonetheless.

Tearaway is not only one of best games available for PlayStation Vita, but without any doubt one of the best of 2013. Media Molecule delivers once again an outstanding work that everyone should play.

Super Mario 3D World is simply awesome. With this game Miyamoto has changed many elements of both the historical gameplay and level design of Super Mario, crafting a brand new but still nostalgic experience. Rayman Legends is still the best platformer available on Nintendo Wii U, but 3D World is a gorgeous runner up.

Soul Calibur II HD Online is the lovely comeback of the best Soul Calibur game so far, with its well balanced roster and the solid combat system. The Weapon Master mode is still awesome and both the HD graphics and the Online modes are good extra. But the 18.99 euros asked for buying the game is a high price for an HD remake. Too high, actually.

Crimson Dragon is a good game. Funny, sometimes engaging, but it isn't Panzer Dragoon and although sometimes it really gets close, it fails to reach the heights of its predecessor.

Brave Soldiers is a solid game for both the anime and the fighting game lovers. The combat system is easy to grasp and can be mastered even by less technical players. The interesting multiplayer modes and the huge fan service turn this product into something you can look after.

The reboot of Killer Instinct is pure gameplay with a well-crafted combat system. The rock solid 60 fps action is fun as hell for those who will try to master the shiny gameplay. Sadly, the lack of content is a big issue and six characters are simply not enough.

The Xbox One episode of Zoo Tycoon has both the strategic elements of the PC games and the cool direct interaction granted by the new Kinect hardware. If you're looking for a deep single player and multiplayer experience with gorgeous looking animal 3D models, this is the game for you.

Dead Rising 3 is a fun but uninventive sequel that adds little to its predecessors' formula and certainly doesn't represent a true “next-gen” experience. Maybe it's time for Capcom to let the dead rest in peace, at least for a while.