The remastering process made by Ready at Dawn is impeccable. We recommend this second Collection especially to Kratos' fans, but it has enough quality to appeal other players.

Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are remakes of classic Pokémon games, but they also add some great stuff that shows another step in the evolution of an incredibly successful franchise.

A solid shooter with innovative mechanics, although its level design is not so inspired and it could be a bit more dynamic in its narrative.

When we first heard of the Shifting mechanic we thought this would be a total disaster. We couldn't be more mistaken: the new Driver is not only innovative, but also one of the greatest arcade racing games we've seen in some time.

Frenzy and addictive, although there's a lot of difference playing it alone or with friends. It's just a shame that there are few maps and some technical issues.

A nice remix between the rules of Risk and Scrabble.

Judgment is not a revolution, but a nice ending (for now) to one of this generation's most emblematic franchises.

Not as good as The Lair of the Shadow Broker, but it's a great offer for fans of the universe created by BioWare, setting interesting events that will be further inspected in Mass Effect 3.

A great start for the third season of one the most important franchises in the adventure genre.

Even being a simple port with higher resolution and better frame-rates, Perfect Dark is a must buy for all Xbox 360 owners.

We're not sure if Dissidia is a game for RPG lovers or for fighting game fanatics, but we're a hundred percent sure that this is a really good game.

A good campaign, tons of multiplayer content, access to the Halo: Reach beta and, what's more important, no sights of the Flood.

PES2010 is a great game for fans of this franchise: it has a direct and fast playability and it's great when played with a friend. But for the next entry they really should improve animations, collision detection and league licenses.

A good Call of Duty, better than Ghosts. It's a nice step forward for the franchise, that will give hope to fans who were skeptical about its future.

It sometimes loses itself in its own parody, but Sunset Overdrive is one of the funniest games you can play right now on Xbox One.

Dead Rising's formula is not as fresh as it once used to be, but it still offers you many bizarre situations riddled with zombies and weird weapons.

Invite some friends, grab some beers, SingStar Queen and a couple of mics and you'll have everything you need for a memorable evening singing classics like Under Pressure or Somebody to Love. It's only flaw is that many songs were already available on the SingStore.

A great game to introduce yourself to Magic and a worthwhile challenge to experienced players.

The story is good enough to stand the comparison with the other Uncharted games, and that should be the only reason you'd need to go and buy this one.

It's the musical game of the moment, but the formula starts to look dated and needs some fresh ideas for the next entry of the franchise.

Human Revolution succeeds in the always difficult task of updating a cult classic. The action/stealth missions, the experience system and the game's ability to adapt itself to each player are exemplary; it's just a shame that the scenario and the story, while being solid, are not as perfect.

A solid product, with good story and nice graphics. It might not be perfect, but it's always fun and rewarding, although it's a shame that the game is not too long.

A nice game that will appeal equally to role-playing and strategy fans.

A great option for MMO players, especially those who liked WoW mechanics. But this is Rift's greatest mistake: being too similar to Blizzard's game.

A game that was great, is great and will be great forever.

A great opportunity to revisit the most influential first person shooter of the last decade.

Zeno Clash is not very long, but it also ain't easy, which makes it perfect to unload some adrenaline without sacrificing a good plot.

It's a solid product that mixes platforming, action, puzzles and even interludes of space combat. And this is not only a game for kids, as it's one of Sony's best exclusive offerings for the rest of the year.

This is a great game, even considering that it's actually the same one we've been playing since 2007, with little or no changes to its formula.

Quotation forthcoming.

Overlord II offers a combination that no other game has. And to be honest... everyone loves being the bad guy.

It's obvious that SEGA doesn't pretend to innovate with this new OutRun, but its offering is quite good anyway. It's the perfect example of a classic arcade remade by today's standards and it has Magical Sound Shower in it, which is always a great addition.

The idea of Remedy using the time loop concept as a key narrative tool sounds great, but actually it does not work as well in a videogame as it did in films like Groundhog Day or Donnie Darko.

It may not be the game that Wii U desperately needs right now, but Pikmin 3 is still one of the most interesting and fresh gaming experiences you'll enjoy this Summer.

More of the same, but when a game is as great as Grand Theft Auto novelty is something that doesn't matter.

We might be tired of the whole WW2 fanfare, but Men of War is a great blend of action and realtime strategy for PC.

As an arcade game, Virtua Tennis 4 is great and has no major flaws. It's just a shame that Top Spin 4 is better in almost everything, making SEGA's effort almost incidental.

As an arcade game, Virtua Tennis 4 is great and has no major flaws. It's just a shame that Top Spin 4 is better in almost everything, making SEGA's effort almost incidental.

Captain Toad is a perfect example of technology at service of playability, a game where design is everything.

Forget your typical cash-in: Layton vs Wright is a great mashup that keeps the essence of each character, never having the feeling that one is overshadowing the other.

With great design and lots of humor, Double Fine's latest game is perfect for Halloween.

Crimson Shroud is a love letter to the origins of the RPG genre that acknowledges how important a well told story is for this kind of game.

A great sequel. It takes the best stuff from the first game and improves it exactly where it was needed.

Fun and addictive.

It has some minor flaws and its combat system could have been better, but Darksiders is a really nice game that will appeal specially to people who liked games like Zelda or God of War.

Another year, another time it's worth your money. FM2011 really makes you believe you're the coach of a football team.

If you are looking for a good strategy game, you've found it. And if you are looking for a good WW2 game, you've found it too.

Luftrausers is one of those perfect little arcade games to play after a long day of work or while traveling on a train if you have the PS Vita version.

Undead Labs' first game tries to encompass all possible aspects in zombie survival to achieve the perfect apocalyptic world setting. It doesn't completely succeed in doing so, but it's a great game nonetheless.

Metro 2033 has the best atmosphere we've seen in a videogame in months. Its combat system might be flawed, but it's an excellent experience anyway.

It's not a game for everyone, but if you liked previous games by Hideki Kamiya, like Bayonetta, you'll fall in love with this one.

Blacklist is a nice start for Ubisoft Toronto, a game that closely follows Conviction's steps.

Her loyal fans will go crazy again with it. They'll talk about it everywhere. They'll miss something here and there. But then they'll go back to the game and even forget their real life.

Ultimate has more character classes, areas, monsters and weapons which were not present on Monster Hunter Tri for Wii.

It's just a great idea, updated to modern standards and with no other intention than being extremely fun. And it succeeds in it.

Even if the decision of publishing it on retail format instead of digitally is a bit controversial, The Gunstringer is a fun game that works quite well with Kinect.

A great conversion of one of the greatest arcade games from the nineties.

If you played Dead Space 2 you can get a clear idea of what you'll find here: scares, shootings, bizarre monsters and tons of gore. You can argue that Visceral could have been a bit more brave and that Dead Space 3 does not have as much ability to surprise you as before, but it's a really solid game nonetheless.

A surprising effort by EA Sports. In its current state Grand Slam Tennis 2 is clearly behind Top Spin 4, but with interesting ideas, like the Total Racquet Control scheme or the Classic Grand Slams, it promises to become a serious and strong contender if EA believes in its product and keeps polishing it.

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.

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.

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

Not exactly brilliant, but The Amazing Spider-man is a good game and a nice tie-in of the blockbuster movie.

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.

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.

Sonic Generations offers exactly what fans want: the classic speed of the Genesis games.

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

Although the story can be a bit boring, the game is quite fun, especially when played with a friend.

Pure classical gameplay, a first person shooter that's more like the original Doom than a modern game.

A great way of experiencing Move while we wait for hardcore games.

Bigger, badder, better. WWE 12 is the game that depicts best this brutal sport, although it still has some flaws in its control that should be polished next year.

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

Lackluster maps and a very very crippled single player experience make us think that this sequel could have been much better.

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

This is the kind of game that's better played in small doses, always installed in our memory card as a secondary option. Although it manages to surprise with some little details, it's too simple to be considered as a football simulator and will be more appealing to RPG fans.

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

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

Not as fun as Mario Kart or Smash Bros. when played with some friends, but still a pretty good party game anyway.

This expansion is light on innovative gameplay mechanics, but gives you plenty of new activities.

A good soccer game that makes an intelligent use of the 3D screen, but we miss the online and Become a Legend modes.

A new and fresh direction in the Sims franchise.

A nice fighting game in the vein of the Dynasty Warriors saga, Pirate Warriors 2 is great for fans of the manga, but also has something else to appeal to the rest of us.

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

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

PS4's first exclusive racing game offers a fresh experience, but doesn't do anything new and has a limited amount of content.

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

A great follow up to Kinect Sports and step in the right direction for Kinect powered games, although it's still a fact that the sensor does not always detect our movements well.

This should have been bundled with Kinect instead of Kinect Adventures: it's competitive, social and fun.

It's not a perfect game and has its fair share of defects, but Betrayer knows how take advantage of its strong points: a great setting and hybrid playability.

The best thing about Always Sometimes Monsters is that it shows that videogames can tell everyday stories with an astounding proximity.

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.

Not a new step in the genre, but Rocketbirds shows a refined formula that works beautifully.

Fans of DC comics should really try this game, as it's specially designed for them.

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

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

Order of War is not a revolution in this genre, but at least is a fun game that will appeal to RTS fans and WW2 lovers.

Onslaught is a bit unfocused, but it has well designed maps and enough content to breathe more life to the latest entry in the Call of Duty franchise.