Ghost Warrior will not stay in anyone's memory and probably is more worth playing the few sniper missions than other FPSs already have. It should be more fun.

Rise Of The Argonauts offered less than it promised, thanks to its major technical problems that bring down all the game's potential. Poor visuals, bad sound and artistic choices made this game a disappointment. It's sad seeing an interesting concept like this becoming a game that breathes mediocrity.

It is unfortunate that the difficulty curve is very high, because despite having a fairly simple mechanics it can satisfy minimally.

If you're not a fan of the yellow guy or if you've played one of the earlier versions, then the 3D experience by itself does not justify the purchase of 3D Rayman.

The best parts are the short films, the game ends up being a kind of bonus, although it has received much of the attention in the package.

The story never gets interesting; it’s too disconnected for that. Besides this, is too short, it takes about 3 or 4 hours to reach the end and halfway you’ll already feel that you have been doing the same things over and over and the fear transforms into boredom.

Sports Champions 2 is an unoriginal, predictable, yet satisfying experience.

Unfortunately, this is another game that cannot reach the quality of its predecessors, especially the first titles in the series.

It is undeniable that Fable has become one of the big names associated to the Xbox brand, and this was primarily due to its very rich fantasy world, combined with the depth of its structure. Fable Heroes is the opposite of this.

We have to praise the artistic enterprise and the search for something different, even if the execution is poor.

Fable: The Journey is the proof that in certain genres, Kinect represents a regression rather than progress.

X-Men Destiny is a partially failed game. It has some good ideas but fails in their execution.

It turns out to be an average game, mostly because of lack of ambition.

It's a product that does nothing bad but doesn't do anything good either.

Disney Universe is a fun experience but only for a short period of time.

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.

If we compare Disney Magical World to AC: New Leaf, Tomodachi Life and Fantasy Life, it is the simplest, least complex and least surprising game of them all.

Naruto Shippuden Legends: Akatsuki Rising is a mediocre game that could and should have a more intuitive combat system.

If you are fans of this king of RPG's and fantasy, then it is likely that you can enjoy Risen 2: Dark Waters and ignore its technical problems.

Fans of dungeon games might find some benefit here, because Away can offer some challenging missions. The big problem is that its basic idea makes the game almost always a boring experience.

An adult player used to more complex and demanding experiences and accustomed to more complex and demanding experiences, will not find in this Shrek big reasons to stay connected for long. For young fans delivers the tools to set an interesting challenge.

This portable version is considerably worse than the console versions and messes up the design originally planned.

Defiance is not a bad game, but offers no more than a satisfactory solution to a universe of MMO's where there are heavyweights with better arguments.

The idea that should remain is that Blood Drive is a game uninspired, boring, and that fails miserably in variety issues.

A missed opportunity.

What fans really deserved, was a game developed by the same studio, but completely unrelated to the films in narrative terms.

For fans looking to extend their experience to other levels, it may even be worth it but otherwise there are better games out there for this purpose.

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