This collection is only worthwhile because of Budokai 3. It would be preferable if it were released individually on PlayStation Network and Xbox Live.

The Conduit 2 is a significantly improved experience over the previous game, though without adding anything new.

The entire mechanism can become tedious in a short term, but if you have the chance to play with three or four friends, then all this becomes a much better experience.

Quotation forthcoming.

Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce is the biggest novelty in the series in ten years, nothing that should be glorified, but for the fans is certainly an interesting case to investigate because even has an online mode in which they can fight alongside those who share the same tastes.

Silent Hill Downpourit's a good game, despite all of its flaws, but desperately needs new mechanics.

Tekken 3D had everything to be something awesome, but unfortunately it is only a technical marvel on Nintendo's handheld.

White Knight Chronicles RPG is far from being recommendable to all fans of the genre and only some with a certain predisposition will be able to like what the game has to offer.

Nexuiz fails to transform or improve previous experiences of a genre that has great references.

There is little doubt that this is game for long play sessions, thanks to the possibility to evolve and fight with each character. At the same time, is a highly accomplished representation of the One Piece universe, with many of his characters presenting speeches and moments worth noting.

With no multiplayer options and simple aesthetics, Tappingo satisfies for short periods of time, ideal for playing in brief intervals.

Assassin’s Creed: Liberation is mandatory for all fans that did not played it and also a proof of the versatility of the series.

Urban Trial Freestyle hardly supplants the best games in the genre, but it's still a game that deserves attention if you are looking for a different game.

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.

SimCity is a bit strange and it is difficult to get used to its mechanics, all because of the many problems related to multiplayer functions. Nevertheless, the series seems to be on a good path, it was necessary to give it a new life e maybe this is the right way. It’s just too bad that there isn’t an offline mode for the lovers of giant cities.

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

The Wheelman can be fun in small doses, but it quickly becomes repetitive and even with the additional tasks and missions, the game can’t have the personality and vibrancy needed to keep us playing through the virtual streets of Barcelona for a long time.

It is sad to see that with each game released this series loses some of its quality. Fans may not say the same, and may enjoy the game.

With three DeathSpank games in a period of one year, Hothead Games wore out the formula very quickly. This hero needs some rest.

Ratchet and Clank: QForce desperately needs to be played with company, either locally or online, otherwise it will be a quick journey to boredom.

The visual style is fantastic and the Gigolo Mode certainly will catch the attention of many players given its nature, but behind it hides an empty game with little to offer.

EDF: Insect Armageddon is fast, good and efficient. And it's all that matters.

Cubemen 2 is a game of strategy and action in real-time strong in content and with a satisfactory design. It has some flaws, especially at the level of interaction and control of the camera. The better part of the game lies in the online experience, if you manage to find other players to play with.

The game doesn’t present anything new, being essentially aimed at fans of the series that will be entertained while playing this new adventure of Dr. Henry Jones.

Assassin's Creed: Bloodlines, despite the many interesting aspects, has some gameplay problems, which is not exactly smooth and is quite repetitive and monotonous after a while.

Epic Mickey: Mysterious World does not do justice to the Disney platformers of the 90s. The premise of a spiritual sequel to Castle of Illusion was promising and enthusiastic, but in the end proved to be a killjoy.

War in North is a rushed game. The Gameplay is simple and it doesn't take any risks, and the story had potential but fails to stand out.

There is no denying that The Dark Below is far from fans' expectations and fails to fulfill its purpose as an expansion.