Journey is really an amazing journey from start to finish.

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

Overall Kingdoms of Amalur Reckoning is very competent, especially if we consider that this is a new entry. It is visually appealing and very immersive during the action, which manages to mix accessibility and depth in a very balanced way. It offers an immersive fantasy world, but for some reason fails to be memorable.

Lumines: Electronic Symphony is again one of the most fascinating launch titles for a Sony handheld but seven years later, we feel that some wrong decisions were made.

Oil Rush is a refreshing and original game, but its over-simplification ends up limiting the experience.

Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus cannot get rid of some problems that plagued the game throughout its various versions but is still a blast in portable form.

A great gameplay, the new Pride mode and improved career mode are the main reasons to buy UFC Undisputed 3 if you have the previous edition and are having second thoughts.

Mashing the buttons is done with more style and pomp but continues to be the same mashing of buttons.

Rayman: Origins arrives at Vita offering everything that was offered on the home console version and boasts a visual quality that is simply delicious.

Although it is easy to assimilate, Escape Plan does nothing new and is worthy because it is a different title in the Vita.

It's easy to be seduced by Asura's Wrath. This CyberConnect 2 creation has amazing things like phenomenal art and epic boss fights, along with good story. But it is impossible not to look to the best games in the genre and see that they didn't need an incredible amount of QTE's to deliver an amazing experience.

Not being an incredible game in visual terms, Mario and Sonic convinces satisfactorily. It is a handheld version that leaves a pleasant feeling on the variety of challenges. It's too bad that the challenges are extremely simple.

It's not a bad game, but a reasonable one. There are much better proposals in the market if you're looking for science fiction.

Everybody's Golf 6 doesn't do anything new, it is basically the same experience of home consoles but on a handheld.

ModNation Racers: Road Trip is a game that could have been much more.

Alan Wake's American Nightmare shows that there is still much to tell about Alan Wake, the character. It's a good glimpse of what may come in the future, and I hope that goes beyond Night Springs episodes for XBLA.

Virtua Tennis: World Tour Edition on the debut of PlayStation Vita is a luxury. The bottom line is even if VT4 isn't the best company on the home console versions, this portable version fits like a glove.

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

Super StarDust Delta has everything that a classicdoes. It has a depth that no game had yet managed to have on the mobile formats and has all the visual power that had until now was only possible in a home console.

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

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.

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.

Puddle is an incredibly simple and fun game, but easily becomes a haunting experience, with a disproportionate tendency toward repetition.

WipEout 2048 is an excellent entry in the series on Sony's new portable. Visually there aren't many differences when in comparison with the PS3 version. Its only fault is the simplicity of its contents such as events and goals.

Catherine is a title recommended for mature players who want different experiences. It starts as a highly exciting game, but the way it is structured ends up reducing the interest as the game goes on.

Uncharted Golden Abyss is The Game to get if you are thinking of buying a PlayStation Vita.

King Arthur II is an honest title, not trying to be what is not, and makes a huge effort to distinguish himself, running the risk of not appeal to fans of classic strategy anda huge slice of the "PC gamers". Still, if you like the genre of pen and paper, it could be a nice surprise.

Final Fantasy 13-2 does not represent in any way a return to traditional ways but recovers some to create a formula much more cohesive than the original XIII.