If this whole concept sounded interesting to you and if you can already see in your mind the endless hours of fun you will spend tuning up projects to the last bit there is no shadow of a doubt that this is a quintessential game. With this said Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts is such a broad experience as you could hope for and the dark humour that seems to scrape on the surface of childish wont amuse everyone.

Dead or Alive Dimensions fully justifies the interest of fans or new players. The way the various events are presented in story mode is able to maintain the interest of both.

Armored Kill simply has the best maps in the whole Battlefield series and offers different, intense and challenging combat.

It's not a remake of the 8-bit original, but it's not far off given all the improvements made, especially in terms of graphics and the atmosphere. The shorter length may disappoint, but while you're playing it's exciting.

It offers a solid experience for those who seek a hard challenge.

LEGO Batman 2 is a solid game, able to please everyone, and must for fans of comics.

While many of these ideas already voted for other games, the advantage is that Monday Night Combat joins some more data to the deck, infecting the good quality tools it provides.

Hello Kitty Island Adventure is a cozy game featuring the adorable characters from the Hello Kitty universe, who need your help to improve a paradise island, attract more tourists, and unlock new adventures.

WipEout 2048 is an excellent entry in the series on Sony's new portable. Visually there aren't many differences when in comparison with the PS3 version. Its only fault is the simplicity of its contents such as events and goals.

Origins isn't the kind of game that will significantly win over new players and it has some problems that may bother veterans, but it's a solid foundation on which to build a new era.

Overall it's an increase of the first PayDay: The Heist, offering many hours of content and fun for quite a good price.

For about five euros offers a good perspective of what lies ahead and above all, offers more features to the fans who are waiting for the sequel.

Tekken 6 may not be surprising to those who already know the previous games very well. It may even be considered just another game in the series, but fulfilling the needs of getting in the way of other fighting games.

DeathSpank is an absolutely brilliant product and is one of the best titles that I had the pleasure of playing.

LittleBigPlanet 3 is a great game for those who will dedicate themselves to the production of content and want to experience the creations of others.

Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is a fascinating example of how a series may borrow several elements from other games while staying true to its bases.

The Unfinished Swan is a great experience for the growing audience that appreciates this kind of video game.

Dissidia is a dignifying compilation of the several characters in the series. The amount of unlockables and incentives to continue playing are just deafening.

Without amazing graphics, Prototype gets a good value for the animation. Untouchable even when the characters can be counted around all the dozens of explosions caused by rocket launchers and helicopters.

EDGE is a great experience and in this version for Nintendo's home console it keeps its values.

Ubisoft has finally released Assassin's Creed Shadows, after several setbacks. It follows the formula of the series, without taking any risks, limiting itself to delivering a game that is consistent with what fans already know. Naoe is a nice surprise, while Yasuke doesn't seem to know what he's doing here. Anyone who likes the saga will love Shadows, but it's a shame it's not more daring.

Alien: Isolation is a safe bet for fans of the series. It's the game we all expected to be, with all the affection shown by the studio and that faithfully recreate many of the scenes of our childhood.

Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright meets in full the expectations of fans. By combining under the same story two very different characters and different styles of play, the result is a reinforced collaboration between Level-5 and Capcom.

Catherine is a title recommended for mature players who want different experiences. It starts as a highly exciting game, but the way it is structured ends up reducing the interest as the game goes on.

Dying Light The Beast brings back Kyle Crane, now with human and zombie DNA, to explore a new region. It retains the elements that have marked the series, parkour, intense combat, and exploration, and adds Beast Mode and mutations. The result is a fun, adrenaline-fueled game, perfect for fans, even if it doesn't offer any big surprises.

With Driver San Francisco, Reflections Interactive made a game that can match the strong sense of immediate accomplishment left by the original.

Trials Fusion is not an evolution but rather a fusion of ideas and concepts that need to be improved.

An adventure that incorporates and renews many of the action and exploration elements of the Like a Dragon series, but with more irreverence on the high seas, where pirate clashes take us back to the Age of Discovery.