It is difficult to recommendSuper Rumble Pokémon to a fan of the series when the only thing that they can relate to is the presence of Pokémons.

For a product that seeks to please the fans, Tekken Hybrid does not offer as much promised.

The gameplay needs to be reviewed, as well as game modes. This makes the game very short, compromising the game experience.

Controls with little precision and the slow game rhythm are flaws that are hard to ignore. The variety of actions at our disposal (specially the effects you can give to the ball) will make fans of the sport happy, and even those will find it hard to see anything else in this game.

Ice King rarely passes the average entertainment threshold.

Tomb Raider Underworld: Beneath the Ashes is a new level that can only be recommended to more dedicated fans. Even if you put aside this short duration, the truth is that it brings nothing new to the experience. It offers challenges that the player already knows how to deal with, and once you finish it there is no reason to play again.

African Samurai is a game of complete contrast. Its visuals and aural components have great quality, but everything else fails and quickly becomes too many repetitive, uninspired and with a little ability to captivate. Fans of the series can still have some motivation but all others will soon fall into monotony, which is a shame because this game could have been more.

Tron Evolution Battle Grids arrives with good intentions, develops various options and game modes exclusive to the Tron universe, like the first experience in the arcades, but easily leads in the recycling of the challenges proposed, with varying rules but inflexible when it was intended to see the course of the experiment changed after several hours of play.

It is unfortunate that the game cannot match the quality of the anime.

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.

Overall, I'd say Murdered: Suspect Soul is an average game but different and distinct.

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.

Jett Rocket manages to leave a positive impression, but the challenge is prejudiced by an incapable gameplay.

2048 presents a simple and effective formula that allows anyone to play for short periods. The problem is that the game does not offer anything more; there are no alternative game modes.

One Piece: Romance Dawn is a case of missed opportunity. It is a product that fails in appealing to fans of the animated series and manga as for players with a Nintendo 3DS that want something different for Christmas.

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.

There was an obligation for Digital Extremes to have done something much better than what was done here.

Badgers Gravity is a nice option if you are thinking about an alternative to Angry Birds. However, if played to exhaustion, maybe this title is not the most suitable to surprise you.

This is one of the worst games available to Sony’s new console, which is odd, given that it was created by Mark Cerny, the console’s architect, and should show the capabilities of the new hardware.

How to Survive stresses the theme of zombies, but also casts some interesting assumptions, such as the survival factor. However, it cannot offer an experience absent of disappointment and imperfections.

Octodad: Dadliest Catch is a case of love or hate. Many will love it for the different experience and because of all the silliness of the protagonist, while others simply will feel they are wasting their time.

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.

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

It’s not really good game or a really bad one, it stays somewhere in the middle.

Despite its flaws it's a game that focuses on interaction and the use of some features of the 3DS. Not everyone will feel rewarded playing it but no doubt they will experience something different.

It's not a bad game and it has its moments, but ends up being a victim of its low production values.

Rabbids Land is not a bad game, but it could be much more equipped with content and more suitable to serve with quality and quantity the adepts of party games.

Hunted: The Demon's Forge is not a bad game. The idea has quality, it is unfortunate that its implementation and the final result falls very far short of what really could be.