Punch-Out!! for Wii is a great comeback from a classic saga. People who lived prior games will like it, but it also appeal to new gamers with its funny design and astounding personality.

Brothers' creators talk about it as '2013's Journey', but although being a good game it's just not as brilliant as thatgamecompany's one was.

It doesn't stand out on any aspect, as we were hoping it would, but it also doesn't do anything wrong. inFamous, on a really ironic way, lacks some kind of spark.

Although Shadow of Mordor's world never feels as alive as the ones from Skyrim or Fallout, the new Nemesis system is a great idea that makes normal battles something much more interesting.

If you're looking for an RPG, there are better options (yes, Fallout 3, I'm looking at you). If you want an FPS, there are tons of better games. But as a combination of both genres Borderlands is a fresh and fun option.

It's price is too high and it offers almost anything for those who played it on Gamecube or PS2. If you've never played it, though, maybe you should do so with the Wii version, which added a great use of the Wiimote.

A very addictive puzzle game, although the first entry in the series was a bit better.

Hardcore Street Fighter IV fans will find this appealing, but for the rest of us this is another example of Capcom trying to cash in with one of their most successful games.

Arguably, a triple A game made for kids, a solid product that's fun and entertaining but not that unforgettable.

It's easy to recommend Hitman Absolution, a game that provides chills and emotion although lacks the charisma and polish that you expect from this kind of production.

A notable addition to Drangleic's world map, but only truly advisable for die hard fans of the original game.

Quotation forthcoming.

RedLynx does it again with one of the best games available on the WiiWare service.

A hit and miss. PES2015 is years behind of what we've come to expect from a soccer game, and it's still no competitor to FIFA.

It tries to expand the first game's experience by adding more length and difficulty, but a bad balance makes it a slightly worse game.

This is truly a disappointment for fans of the arcade or Dreamcast versions of the original game.

It has everything that made LittleBigPlanet so good, but lacks its magic. As a kart game is derivative and not as good as the king of the genre (Mario Kart), but its creative tools are what shine in this interesting package.

Bleach: Dark Souls is a good fighting game, focusing on the most important aspect: its playability. It might no be revolutionary, but it's a good game considering that it's based on a license.

The original PC version is still the best, but playing this on a console is quite an achievement.

Not as good as we expected, but Reckoning will appeal RPG fans with many hours of fun.

It's still a good game, but updates each year don't make much sense, as it has not enough new stuff to justify asking the full pricing if you already had F1 2011.

A good fighting game, excellent on 1vs1 but poorer on other areas, like a graphical aspect which looks terribly dated.

As a whole, the product is quite recommendable, but it's ironic that what was supposed to be the main attraction, Assault on Dark Athena, is also is worst part from the package.

It could have been great as a DLC for Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, but as a standalone game it doesn't work that well.

There's still a lot of work to do and missing features, but the base of Elite Dangerous is incredibly solid and the game is a must have for fans of the franchise and the genre.

It's a great game, but having the IL-2 Sturmovik name is more a burden than anything: the old PC game still has some important advantages like joysticks, better multiplayer and user created content.

If you are not making the jump to the next generation yet this is a fun arcade racing game, but if you plan on buying a PS4 or Xbox One that's were you should play it.

Visually impressive, but this long tale has too many interruptions.

Red Steel 2 is one of the best hardcore games for Wii made by a third party. It has some design flaws, but it's really worth playing and a good example that motion controls can be great if they're well used by developers.

Flaws in design and execution are even more obvious with this new game and, as usual, Lionhead fails to live up to the expectations.

It's still fun and there will be people who will prefer this to FIFA. But, in our opinion, it has too many flaws that should have been fixed long ago.

Mistwalker has made a great effort to add new ideas, but the game falls short of its own ambitions.

This is still a great soccer simulation, but it clearly needs something new and fresh it wants to keep its audience interested.

A solid port from the original 3DS game that works much better than expected.

A nice old school shooter with a great setting, but it has some problems with the enemies' AI and it sometimes takes itself too seriously when, actually, its story is more of the one you'd expect from a B movie.

This is the best soccer game available for a handheld, but being based on FIFA 11 it's a bit annoying to readapt yourself to the old controls if you play a lot with FIFA 12.

EA successfully updates the classic arcade game, but the result was much more adequate for digital distribution with a lower price.

Scribblenauts is the perfect example that having an excellent idea is not enough to create a great game. The revolution we expected from this game turned out to be just a nice experiment.

The Walking Dead is not a traditional adventure game nor a survival horror: it's more like an interactive novel that complements the comic and the TV series.

It's a great return from a beloved saga, but it can be better on next installments. Control is a bit though and it lacks a bit of the charisma from previous entries.

A decent and long campaign and good multiplayer and coop modes. Fall of Cybertron might not be excellent, but it's the typical game that ensures a good time for fans.

Fat Princess is like a cake with few layers: it's great when played with friends, and it's quite delicious, but it lacks some flavour and it will leave us a bit hungry.

A good RPG, but visually it seems more a Gameboy Advance game than one published for the Nintendo DS.

Slightly dissapointing. It's not a bad game but a much worse one than the first chapter of the saga, and we're sure that BioWare can do far better than this.

Tales of Vesperia picks all the tradition from a long running series (currently on its tenth installment), with attractive graphics and sound design.

An interesting blend of strategy and action, although it really needs more enemies, more missions, more scenarios and more units.

Scram Kitty is a game that shows true respect the player's intelligence, but also one that never finds the right balance between challenge and accessibility.

This Plus version has nice improvements in its user interface and combat systems but it's still far behind other games of this genre.

If you liked and enjoyed the first season and you don't mind repeating, play the second one, because, as for now, it's exactly more of the same.

The best golf simulation on the market, but it has no appeal for people who already have the 09 or 10 editions.

This is not only a great tribute to one of the most famous adventure games of all time, but also an excellent opportunity for people who didn't play the first entry in the Broken Sword series back in the day.

The first game was fresh and interesting, but Joe Danger 2, although still very funny, seems more a map pack than a proper sequel.

Theatrhythm is a game made by and for lovers of the Final Fantasy saga.

It's a shame that the game's too short, although it's quite good while it lasts.

People that love to share content and being part of a brilliant and growingly creative community should not miss this game.

A new ration of decisions without consequences and extreme cliffhangers, in a season that seems to have completely lost the course of its story.

A good game that's classic and modern at the same time, that knows its place but often forgets that spark that makes racing fans tick.

You may love it or hate it, but El-Shaddai was necessary for the industry, a risky game that tries something different and innovative.

Although having cartoon visual, Grand Slam Tennis is more a simulation than an arcade game like Virtua Tennis.

The foundation is promising, but although PES 2014 is not a bad game, it's still far from the elite of the genre.

A clearly better version than the one for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is a nice adventure recommended for specially for kids.

For fans of the western genre this is the only option on the market (at least until Rockstar publishes the next entry for the Red Dead Revolver saga).

It's a good homage to old genre favourites, but it clearly can't compete against the greatest platform games published in recent years.

It's still a great experience for survival horror fans, although graphics and control could be much better.

Recommended for RTS fans and those who can accept that the first hours are kind of hard, who will be rewarded with a fun and addictive game.

Valiant Hearts is a correct game, but also a superficial tribute that lacks some boldness and will to adopt fresh gameplay solutions.

A good RTS, but it almost seems like if it was made as an introduction for the first game.

Dragon Rising is a good tactical game, which won't appeal to fans of direct action. But if you like a realistic behaviour it's a great option to experiment (without danger) the horrors of war.

We get the impression that Housemarque just made the minimal effort to avoid producing a repetitive game. And they've not succeeded.

Lost Horizon takes so many things from other games that the ending result lacks personality and hides its few wise ideas.

A good game for RPG fans, but with dated graphics and a not so great technical side.

A new and fresh direction in the Sims franchise.

Only for fans of the original New Super Mario Bros. U that still enjoy Nintendo's extensive know-how about making 2D platform videogames.

A great mix of strategy and 2D platforming.

A nice game that asks you some patience before showing his true appeal.

Tierkreis might not be the best game in the Suikoden saga, but even with its minor flaws it still manages to be one the best classical RPG games available for the Nintendo DS.

Not the best in the genre, but a nice game that captures the essence of the original and will appeal to fans.

Speedthru's biggest mistake is being a mediocre puzzle game that's not addictive enough.

An unstable product. It tries to be complete and original, but ends up being too simple.

Burn Zombie Burn is one of the best zombie games ever done in terms of fidelity with this genre. But as a game it has a fair amount of problems that show little ambition in making a better game.

A solid game that will appeal to fans of the Marvel superstar, although its level design lacks variety and depth.

Almost transformed in a visual novel, the second episode of The Wolf Among Us focuses on conversations to advance the plot, making it quite an odd adventure game.

There are dozens of better games, but few will be remembered because of their frantic action like this one.

A nice fighting game with great graphics, but the adventure mode is just horrible.

Demigod is a good strategic game, easy to understand and with an addictive formula, specially online.

Right now it's the best demonstration of what PlayStation Move is capable of.

A blend of genres that can be straightforward and fun, but also anodyne and tedious.

A similar game to Skylanders, but with the added benefit of having the beloved Disney characters.

Players will be discovering secrets in Hohokum for years, even if the ways to interact with it are quite limited.

Ground Zeroes, with just one mission, makes clear that Phantom Pain is going to be a fantastic game. The problem is that this experience is too short, with an unjustifiable price point.

A nice action game with a great setting, but far too similar to what we've already seen in the God of War franchise.

It takes a lot of time to learn all the options and mechanics of this RPG, but when this point is reached the experience is quite rewarding and fun.

WWE All Stars succeeds in delivering a more friendly wrestling game, but gaming modes being too simple and long loading times are defects to be solved if THQ plans to further evolve this series in the WWE franchise.

A nice action / role playing game, but you have to invest a lot of hours before the good things start to unfold.

Pure grindhouse and stupidly fun. Not very recommended if you already played it on the Wii, but if not you will probably like its irreverent and adolescent attitude.

A good arcade driving game, although it reuses too much content from prior entries in the Ridge Racer series, lacks online multiplayer and has dissapointing graphics.

The sequel is far worse than the original game. We don't know if it was lack of development time, budget or ideas, but Mafia II is not what 2K promised to fans.

This is not a game for hardcore Magic fans, as those will find frustrating the inability to create a customised deck. But it's a great game for novice players and those interested in having a fun multiplayer game.