It's an experience without any personality and too much ridiculous to even think it was done purposely that way.

It's a recommendable experience to anyone looking for something new, it's up to players to decide whether the price justifies the opportunity.

There are choices, which is not common in these games, but then the consequences are too light, the game never gives us a “punch in the stomach” so to speak, despite the its promise to do so.

With a special universe at hand, we believe that Disney could have used much more of the franchise.

Front Mission Evolved it's that type of game where we ask ourselves why it was released, because it is destined to fail and fall into oblivion.

Spider-Man: Edge of Time represents another low in the series, although there are far worse.

It is a title that offers little content, but it can be a long experience if the player wants to improve his favorite character to the limit.

Ninja Gaiden 3 discards all the elements that made the previous titles popular among players, and the result is a worse and mutilated game.

For a younger player – the target audience of this game- this simplicity could be seen as an advantage. A main feature to point out is the fact that the whole game is located to Portuguese (some translations are dubious but nothing that distorts the sentences or the game) an attitude from Electronic Arts that is worthy of compliments.

We must admit that there are some nice ideas, but overall, the game does more harm than good. In the end, the gameplay is what completely ruins everything.

Toy Stunt Bike is a game that provides a safe and fun challenge, but there are other much better productions within the genre.

The game manages to offer a well-constructed tale of revenge and betrayal in the style of the franchise, but technically is poor, with a combat system that has had its day.

The Devil's Cartel could have been a better game in almost every aspect. Rarely exceeds the best arguments of the previous games and if this limits the pretensions to take the lead of the franchise, it does not mean that it is a bad game.

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.

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

Fans of the series will have a great entertainment here, and with all the missions to unlock more interest will come to evolve the characters.

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.

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.

Color Zen Kids comes to the Wii U and 3DS quite poor in content, especially compared with the 3DS version of Color Zen, which offers the same price and more content.

Dragon Ball: Raging Blast is just for fans of the series.

The art is beautiful and there is certain nostalgia visiting the Disney worlds that not everyone knows about.

It is fun for a while, but overall feels like a wasted opportunity.

It's a fun game for kids but may not have the same value for the adults and even being an acceptable title on the PlayStation Vita, it's necessary to take into account the age placed on the cover of the game.

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

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

It's like watching TV - there are programs that you like more, others less they like. This has much to dislike.

Tony Hawk: Shred failed as Ride failed last year. It's necessary for the series to take a 180 degree turn and follow a new direction.

The immediacy of the game with fast missions and compact worlds allows constant action, which grants immediate satisfaction. However, it takes more than flowered shirts and deadly shotguns to create a committed relationship with the player.