The expectations were so many around Crysis 2, perhaps too high for what Crytek actually managed to deliver.

For those who have passion for cars and especially speed, Shift 2: Unleashed is an obligatory choice.

For fans of the original games is an invitation to relive what amazed them.

Bulletstorm promised fun and fulfilled that in an exemplary manner.

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Retribution manages to be a good expansion, continuing what has been done well in this franchise. There are many missions, many races, many customization options for the units and lots of action and chaos.

If you want to feel the emotion and adrenaline of this sport without entering the ring, you will not find better than Fight Night Champion.

It's a concept explored for the third time in Nintendo DS, but still, there are enough reasons to fight again against Donkey Kong.

Stacking is highly original and another remarkable contribution from Double Fine.

Although the basic idea has remained, the sequel introduces several new things.

Test Drive Unlimited 2 is the narrow margin between travelling for pure enjoyment in the late afternoon and finding invitations to race in pursuit of those tunes as a favorite radio station.

MotorStorm is bigger and better. We now have customized vehicles, a more robust online, with perks and betting, and a career mode with a story that gives context to what is happening at the festival.

Marvel vs. Capcom 3 was almost there, it was close to becoming a classic of its kind and sharing the throne with Super Street Fighter IV, but its reduced contents and imbalance between characters pulled it down a bit. No doubt that it's still an awesome game and highly recommended.

Mindjack fails miserably in almost all fields, from gameplay and graphics to story.

Killzone 3 is undoubtedly a game recommended to fans of the genre who are seeking an alternative to the more common scenarios, and this is still a great asset in the series of Guerrilla Games, its futuristic scenario. However, much of its new personality seems to be very inconsistent and often fails to become interesting.

Kingdom Hearts Re: coded is a decent product, but that can never be considered an advance in the series. If this is what you want or not, it will depend on each one of you.

Trick Ghost: Phantom Detective is a well of originality, an inventive game given to eccentricities.

DC Universe Online is a contrasting experience: on the DC Universe side it provides a good service, but in the genre that is inserted, tends to become meager in content.

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.

Real Racing 2 is the best we can find in the App Store and it will take some time to be dethroned. If I said that Gran Turismo was reduced to the iPhone and with some additions, I would not be far from the truth.

With this sequel Dead Space positions itself on the top of this generation's survival horror.

It is a fun and accessible game even to those who have never pondered the gender, the tools for creating and sharing levels, and even campaigns, as well as multiplayer modes add a special touch and SEED Studios should be congratulated for their work. It offers one of the proposals with the highest return on the entire catalog of service.

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

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.

After publishing the Pure patch, Dark Energy Digital finally got it right. It still has some things that should be improved, but Hydrophobia Pure is as technologically advanced as an interesting survival experience.

It is impossible not to say that Force Unleashed II disappoints even those who liked the first game, not for being a bad game because it is not, but because it could have been so much more.

We already knew that Sengoku Basara: Heroes Samurai was limited to a specific audience, and while not offering anything new, and to offer less than others have already offered, is a game full of dynamism and charisma.

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.

From the first moment that Custom Quest takes us to a world that we love meeting.