This Wii version of Project Zero 2 will please fans of horror games, especially those that haven't played the original.

Dead Nation: Apocalypse is a difficult game to recommend. The majority of PlayStation fans will have already played it on PlayStation 3 and this version does not include anything that could justify a new purchase.

Weapon Shop in Omasse is a game that leaves mixed feelings. It has primitive mechanics and lacks a demanding challenge, but is a very satisfactory experience within the genre of rhythm games that shines for its originality.

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.

Deadlight a game is quite interesting to know and to finish, but after that we are left with practically nothing to do.

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon is already dubbed by some as the Modern Warfare in the skies. It is moving towards that direction, no doubt. But before being worthy of that title, it needs to improve a few things.

Spec Ops: The Line turned out to be a genuinely nice surprise, is designed for people over 18, not only by the constant shooting scenes but also for the tone, mature theme and psychologically demanding posture.

Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance is a game that surely will satisfy the owners of a 3DS looking for a Japanese RPG made by Square. It's not Kingdom Hearts III that many are waiting for and you will feel the limitations after developing a long term commitment (with added difficulties for beginners).

Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy is an awesome experience if we consider the special adaptation to 3DS.

There aren't many new things and the options in single or multiplayer are limited. Still, this is a competent title with quality and capable of providing some fun.

This is the same game that was released in 2007. It still remains an incredibly fun game, but it is more of the same.

Max Payne 3 is an excellent farewell, but ultimately it's not as relevant as it was in the past. It has nothing to teach to the "new" shooters.

Overall, this is a game of acceptable quality, but a little dated in time.

The Wii Sports along this becomes almost a demo. The number of modes and games available is great. It is spectacular to put the capabilities of the Wii Motion Plus in test and improve the control of movements of the Wii, given that we have a fun game here.

It is a good game for the fans and is fun while it lasts, just not as much as it could.

Ragdoll Kung Fu: fists of Plastic can be a good game, still having his problems. The Single player “campaign” is too short, and there is no online mode. Considering this, acquire this game only if you want some minutes of pure fun or, maybe, if you have always your house full of friends.

It continues to be a good RPG, with some flaws and it's very similar to the first, but if you are thinking of starting up in the Dragon Age saga, buy Origins.

It's worthy for the epic clashes with the bosses, sense of humor and simple and fun gameplay.

It’s a game that toggles between moments of tension and strategic gratification with others of mediocre execution, but at the end of the day, it manages to be fun.

Tokyo Jungle is a bizarre and improbable game that can only be understood in light of the patterns of Japanese production.

After all Crash Commando is a well directed game with an excellent potential. Meanwhile the short campaign leaves most of the success of this game to the on-line mode which may or may not be well frequented. It’s a fun experience and above all it’s an easy game to pick up and play thanks to the simplicity and instinctively qualities of the controls.

Homefront is not an easy game to digest. If you look at quickly pointing out all the errors, it will certainly not be a very rewarding experience. But if you leave aside its flaws, there is "life" beyond them.

Twisted Metal used to be a game of brutal simplicity. The producers wanted to add depth to the mechanicsbut eventually over complicated the global experience.

Amongts all offers for the uDraw, Pictionary is certainly the best option. When playing with family or friends the fun is guaranteed.

Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations is a product that any fan of the series may feel compelled to buy, but unlike the previous one, there some considerations to do first. The elements that made the earlier a product of excellence have been lost along the way and it is a little less Naruto than expected.

Hohokum is unlike anything you’ve ever played in your PlayStation. Occasionally there are different experiences on Sony consoles like Patapon, flOw and Journey that make us believe that video games are an art form. Hohokum can be placed in the same group.

For those who are used to drawing in digital format, uDraw does not bring anything new. But uDraw wasn't designed with this purpose.

Metro Redux is a good package for those who never played the original games and don't have the possibility to play them on PC.