In collaboration without precedents in Europe between Nintendo and JOYSOUND, there is a fulfillment of the expectations set for a karaoke game. It does not bring anything new or include more game modes than other options available in the market. However, with over 1500 songs that can be transmitted, Karaoke Wii U delivers a resounding musical archive, but there is a cost for this, which results in the impossibility of recording these songs on the disc.

The game does a great job in conveying the feeling of being inside the world of Pixar, but it offers little narrative coherence and the gameplay is boring, which will gradually lose its interest.

Far from brilliant, Web of Shadows is a weak game in practically every aspect, the repetitive scheme combined with the camera and gameplay problems mean this game has no glow. Eventually fans of the hero may feel the need for another game but even those must pay attention to its flaws.

Nier is a game that at first may alienate some. If you're seeking a classic RPG, then it is not for you.

Characteristics such as a good mood and the option to give a personal touch may not last long but there is a chance for you to find here a solid, enjoyable, but unfortunately too familiar game.

After several hours of play, Brink conveys the feeling that it could have been much more. It's one of those games with huge potential, but it doesn't take advantage of it.

Picross e2 offers a very strong challenge within its unique and addictive mechanic.

Lost Planet 2 is bigger and better than the first one as a co-op experience with 4 players online.

From the point of view of speed and three-dimensional effects, AiRace Speed manages to impress, but it is not enough to move away some limitations that suggest that this is kind of a demonstration of the capabilities of 3DS.

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.

The graphics are still just old. It's a game that is not visually appealing.

Despite being an inferior version compared to the Wii U, it offers 3 unique tables that are challenging and well representative of the Star Wars universe.

Wii Sports Club is just a bit out of place with this new offer, even if you recognize its key role in producing a winning system like the Wii.

With the Wii Party Nintendo pursues the objective of bringing the Nintendo Wii more closer to the families.

We cannot really say this is an evolution. The game continues with the same minimalist design and the game modes are essentially recoveries from previous editions.

Ninja Blade is a game that only true fans of the genre should mind. Give it a chance only if you’re not tired enough of Ninjas. The adventure of Ken has occasional good moments, but quickly becomes repetitive and that results in a forgettable experience.

It is recommended without hesitation to everyone that is brave enough and eager for long hours of thrills.

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

The ingredients used in Need for Speed: The Run do not differ from those used in previous games: fast cars and dangerous racing remain the main attractions. The story mode, even being short and simple, delivers high doses of adrenaline. And while we're driving, it's all that matters.

Dead Nation for PlayStation Vita was a version screamed for. Neither the PlayStation 3 nor the PlayStation 4 version can give the same satisfaction found here.

Dillon's Rolling Western: The Last Ranger turns out to be a great evolution of the first game.

Puddle is an incredibly simple and fun game, but easily becomes a haunting experience, with a disproportionate tendency toward repetition.

WRC recovers successfully, the excitement of the greatest proofs of the World Rally Championship.

This game goes along, unfortunately.

At best, Lords of the Fallen serves as an accessible alternative to Dark Souls, with the emphasis going to the evolved combat system.

Quotation forthcoming.

A collection superior to the first, which stands out for the Metal Slug base in GunForce 2 and for two games released for the first time on consoles.

Although it doesn't reach the top of the genre, fans of Alien Hominid and Contra Hard Corps: Uprising have, here, a cohesive game.