Yet and as it was said in the beginning SWS is a game that feeds a great expectation and aspires to be one of the best in this category offering a good set of mountains (although the structure of the game is somewhat similar in every set) but ends up taking away from the experience sometimes quite funny due to the constant repeat of backtracking not so usual in these situations.

If you have already played the mobile versions, there's not any reason to buy this version.

It's a game capable enough to satisfy fans of the sport, but there is still much work ahead.

Ferrari fans will not be disappointed if they're aware that this game is not quite on the same level of other games in the genre.

Shinobi is far from a game for the general public, the game is "old school", designed to recreate the feeling that the original brought.

Despite the unsatisfying work done by Robomodo, those who long waited for a Pro Skater for consoles of this generation will be reasonably satisfied with Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD.

It is a simple game that does not offer much innovation, but it meets all the objectives it proposes to offer.

This version of Powered Up F1 Race Stars does not transform the game into a 2.0 version, it only delivers some additional content and little else.

Monster Hunter Stories remaster reveals good improvements in performance, graphics and interface, but doesn't hide the humble origins of an 8-year-old design for a handheld.

The 2D retro design of Mighty Switch Force 2 is accompanied by a good combination of platforms, puzzles and action, resulting in a challenging experience, despite being evident that much more could have been added.

Proteus is a creation that boasts an unusual beauty that’s extremely rare to find in videogames. But besides this, it has not much else to offer.

Mario Party: Island Tour brings to Nintendo 3DS a wide range of challenging mini-games, but limits the options as a shared experience, renouncing the online multiplayer.

A different experience, not memorable, but it manages to hold our attention until the end. It’s worth it for its noir aesthetic, combined with a cabaret soundtrack and a clever mix of patterns of play, both in 2D, 3D alternation, as the variation between moments of platforms, and those in which we are put to mental test.

Wii Play Motion is a more diverse game that surprises in a number of games. With the attraction of the game be sold in conjunction with a controller, it will be an option to consider for those who need an extra family games.

Despite being pretty much the same game as the previous edition, Picross E3 deserves its fans' consideration for including 150 new puzzles.

All the charm and wit in this intriguing effort by Nintendo to show off all the features of its new console in a fun way doesn't allow you to escape the feeling that Welcome Tour should be included with every console and not as a game sold separately.

On the one hand Eyepet can be fun sometimes if taken as a recreational activity, on the other, as a simulator of an alleged pet it is zero.

Medievel Moves: Ghost Castle is a product dedicated to those who fall within the age group that is on its cover.

As an application and a tool for creating music, KORG M01D does justice to the original product launched by KORG in the late eighties.

Wolfenstein brings good memories, but this new game is not what we where expecting.

This kind of Hades for the little ones relies on good humour, simple gameplay and beautiful graphics, but fails to deliver anything that really makes you enjoy playing the game.

Expected more of WET, which could be a good action game, which eventually becomes stressful and boring. The order leaves open a sequel, so hopefully in a more coordinated Rubi, speaking and visual aspect more detailed.

A return to the exploration of the oceans, their ruins and treasures that is done with enthusiasm and a few surprises, even if the challenge is superficial.

James Cameron's Avatar: The Game can not stand out, both in quality and originality, to the remaining supply of games that you can find on the market.

It retains the original charm, with graphical improvements and new mechanics, but could have made more use of the visual potential and challenged players more.

Chasing Aurora has a striking presentation, that's why we felt a disappointment when discovered the lack of game modes. An opportunity to create a great game was missed.

KT Racing is presenting its most ambitious project to date, but any and all good ideas fall by the wayside when it comes to technical quality and some decisions in the design of the progression.

There isn't anything fundamentally wrong with this game. The controls are responsive, the graphics are faithful to the original franchises and it strives to attain the same kind of humor that was an Indiana Jones trademark. But that doesn't mean that the game isn't filled with repetition and uninteresting puzzles. Younger players and fans of the movies will likely enjoy this game, but the appeal stops there.