Call of Duty: Black Ops managed to raise even more the quality of the whole series.

The Witcher 2 lacks a great ending, but has a fantastic journey.

Hearthstone seems a good fit for tablets, and if Blizzard can maintain the quality of the animations, it will become a serious phenomenon.

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door exudes charm in every block of paper and cardboard, with multiple secrets, combats and puzzles around every corner; but absurd backtracking and low difficulty spoil the experience.

It is true that Blizzard is not a company known for being innovative, but there is a word which I believe defines their games: competence. Diablo is the best of its genre and is there to last for several years.

A perfect example of a great fan service to the community. Activision has heard the players and has created an extremely balanced product that will appeal more to hardcore and casual.

LittleBigPlanet is usually synonymous with quality, but still, this Vita version is a huge surprise.

It's unfair to say that FIFA 13 is only an expansion of last year's edition. This is a game vast in content and injects more realism to a gaming experience that already was quite authentic.

Joe Danger is one of the most fun games available on the Xbox Live Arcade.

Far more innovative and advanced than the previous game for the DS, New Leaf works as a diary. When we start writing about our doings in that village to which we give a name on the train ride, we're not sure when we'll stop writing.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 tells a deep story thanks to excellent writing, with choices that shape the story and interactions. With demanding and complex gameplay, challenging mechanics that reward learning and progression. Despite some technical problems, the game is a very rewarding experience.

The Witcher 2 provides one of the richest experiences I had with an RPG in recent times, especially in terms of characterization and storytelling.

Burnout Paradise is everything we could desire, kudos to Criterion. The design and game flow are astounding, giving a great sense of freedom. A technically remarkable game and one of the most fun racing games this generation.

Street Fighter 6 is the best fighting game that has ever been possible to play in portable format, a version managed very competently by Capcom. However, the 30fps in World Tour is a very ugly blemish on the quality of a brilliant package.

In the end, this game is still a fairly conservative and faithful to the original spirit, even with some significant changes.

Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix is good, very good. It’s homage and a service that Capcom pays to itself and its classic as well as to all the fans that love it and will never forget. The boiling of all the memories to the old fans gets mixed up with the curiosity of the newbies without problems, Here they find a great way to get in the world of Street Fighter until Street Fighter IV comes out.

After playing Black and White only think about one thing: there's no turning back. From now on this is the way forward, but with even greater conviction.

Pokémon X & Y do not change the formula of the series but has undoubtedly modified some bases already established. Never before has there been so many novelties to come at once and this is precisely why you will want to play it.

DiRT 3 is one of the most pleasant surprises of this year. Enhances all that its predecessors had done well, but at the same time brings back the gameplay as a major success factor.

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.

Quotation forthcoming.

Heavy Rain is not the revolution that the videogame industry is waiting for, but it will probably be part of videogame history, as an important step in the growth of the industry, as a piece of entertainment.

Saros multiplies the Returnal formula with a brutal shooter and mechanics refined to perfection. Unfortunately, this excellence comes up against an uninspired and disjointed narrative that interrupts the rhythm. Even so, there is an addictive mechanical heart that keeps you coming back.

Two galactic works from Nintendo stand the test of time with flying colors. You quickly find yourself smiling and feeling energized as you overcome each challenge Nintendo has created. Although the remasters are a minimal effort, they bring improvements, especially on the Nintendo Switch 2, and remain a passion to play.

HeartGold and SoulSilver are remakes, that’s true, but the quality here is capable to impress those who played the original as the ones that enter this world for the first time.

Infinity Blade is certainly a demonstration of all the power that Apple platforms hide. Fantastic graphics, animations and sound to match, with a pinch of gore. As I mentioned, some will find the experience frustrating, others may find it a good challenge with an uncompromised gameplay.

The Rio version reinforces the privileged status of compulsory purchase by those who may have access to it.

It may not change the experience much but is a great incentive to return to this which is one of the best experiences of this generation.