The American football game for those who don't like American football, as it rules out simulation in favor of an arcade obstacle course. Its price might be a bit too high considering its roots as an iPhone game, but this is pure fun while it lasts.

This is a different Final Fantasy, but that doesn't mean it's necessarily good.

SEGA tries to fit as many minigames as possible in a little cartridge, but actually only a few of them are really worth your money.

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

Not a bad game, but London 2012 lacks most of the stuff that would've it the perfect game for sports fans.

At first sight it seems that everything's in place, but a few seconds will be enough for an experienced player to notice that there's stuff that doesn't work well and make this a rather missed opportunity.

Maybe having the Burnout name on it makes you expect something else, but as for what it is, a cheap downloadable game, Crash provides some fun for a reasonable amount of time.

It may not beat Dance Central 2 och Just Dance 3, but The Black Eyed Peas Experience is worth checking out if you like the genre and love the group. The presentation and career mode makes a good impression, and the intricate dance moves compensate for the lack of variety.

Think about all the mistakes and bad decisions made by Square-Enix in the last years and you'll get a good idea of what to expect from this game.

Another Code R: Más Allá de la Memoria has some interesting puzzles, but they lack surprise and don't offer anything new.

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.

A step forward for Pendulo, a talented studio that celebrates its adulthood this year.

Besides a great setting, some good multiplayer modes and the the two creatures' charisma, this is your average FPS. Not a bad game, but we expected much more from Rebellion.

Although the price is quite attractive, bear in mind that this collection mixes great games like Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix or Final Fight: Double Impact with some that are not as good, like Flock or Rocketmen.

If you didn't play this on the Dreamcast or the PS2 you should try Code Veronica HD, as it's one of the best entries in the franchise. It's just a shame they didn't update it enough to make it look like a modern game.

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 good downloadable arcade game, one that doesn't do anything new but still manages to be quite fun.

A celebration of the European soccer championship that only offers a few new game modes and updated rosters.

It's undeniable that the game is fun, but it relies too much on past glory and doesn't add anything new that's really interesting.

Yoshi's New Island lacks that magic and special touch that only Nintendo knows how to apply to their products. Without that it's a soulless platform game, one that makes no big mistakes but never manages to surprise or even stand out from the crowd.

Afro Samurai has the production values worthy of the best entertainment blockbuster. However, although the wrapping is beautiful the game is very repetitive and doesn't give any incentive to the player. Right, sometimes it's funny, but as a whole it has been a disappointment.

Although not brilliant and with a few rough edges, Powerstar Golf is clearly one of the best offerings in Xbox One's launch digital catalog.

Even Tekken fans can be offended by this. Charging almost forty euros for a ten year old game remake, a demo and a crappy movie is unacceptable.

Needs fresh ideas, more new content and less recycling of old material. You can make a good game based on a great extra mode like Mercenaries, but this 3DS game is just not that.

Spyborgs is like a blind date: clumsy and confusing, but promising some nice moments in the future.

With Killer is Dead Goichi Suda finally nails his own personal formula, that one that never seemed to fully work with Killer 7 or No More Heroes.

Strikeforce is only recommended for fans of the one vs. all beat 'em up genre.

A game that had a lot of potential but seems to be cut in half. It lacks what excited us when it was first announced at E3, as if the developer wasn't brave enough to bet for what it made it different.

Arika succeeds in translating the Tekken experience to Nintendo's handheld, but the lack of content makes other offerings like Super Street Fighter IV or Dead or Alive: Dimensions much more recommended for most players.

The PS Vita port of Borderlands 2 surely is not perfect because of its rough technical aspect, but if you want to fight in Pandora while being away from your home console it can be a good option.

It looks like your average JRPG, but it's more like a MMORPG. White Knight Chronicles is fun, but it lacks some spark and could have been much better.

It's still highly addictive and you'll probably have a good time with it, but that's something you could also get from the previous games without lowering the demands made to the player.

One of the most original indie games we've played in a long, long time.

For better or for worse, this is exactly the same as Alien Breed 2. It feels much more like an expansion than a new game.

Wheelman is saved by the fact that none of its flaws affect the core of the gameplay and, by extension, its entertaining value. It's an incredibly direct game, a rarity in this generation. If you can look beyond its absurd plot, going berserk in Barcelona has never been this fun.

EA tried something different with the closure of the Tiberian saga, but the result is far from what was expected.

It has so many mistakes and the port from the Wii version is so cheap that we can't recommend it.

Fun, but short and a bit dull. We expected much more from Insomniac Games.

Although it's made especially for Yakuza fans, Dead Souls is also an unconventional mix of Japanese eccentricity and undead mythology.

Bringing back the old arcade style might have been a good idea, but Nail'd is so simple that instead of entertaining it becomes quite boring.

A great idea gone wrong. Alpha Protocol might have been good on the design board, but the final game is mediocre.

Entertaining for fans of Tolkien's universe, but too repetitive and linear to appeal anyone else.

More Destiny, but not what made the original game brilliant. It will keep you occupied for a few weeks, but The Dark Below abuses repetition as a gameplay mechanic.

Lords of Shadow 2's foundations might be obsolete, but it's still a game that offers a lot of content, a nice combat system and great production values.

An irregular game, with a few brilliant moments but a frustrating control and an average level design that blocks the speed and space you expect from a Sonic game.

The game is really short (four or five hours max), its script is not that good and it has some issues that should have been solved before the final release. We expected much more from this game.

A good game very faithful to the anime series, but it still lacks something to make it great.

Dated graphics and horrible control make this game worthless except for die hard Star Wars fans.

It has an interesting and attractive premise, but the game never fulfills its whole potential and ends up being too repetitive.

The plot is not very stimulating. Acts follow each other with little drama, and its puzzles and minigames don't affect the game quite much.

It's monotonous during all the adventure, and has lots of bad gameplay decisions that make it very repetitive and dull.

You'll have a fun time during the six hours this game will last, but it's too simple to be the action RPG many gamers expected it to be.

Very similar to what we've been playing the last few years, F1 2014 is a game that needs a generation leap sooner than later.

In a genre dominated by Hearthstone, Might and Magic's needs to offer much more if it wants to be a worthy opponent.

It's funny and has some new things like multiplayer, but it's lacking where it should excel: in the minigame designs.

Techland has changed almost nothing: Riptide has the same virtues and flaws of the first Dead Island.

Very different from IL-2 Sturmovik: this is an arcade shooter, without any simulation elements. A nice shooter, but nothing else.

This spin-off removes all the filling to keep only what's important: the sniper rifle, the x-ray camera and lots of stupid enemies.

The irony is that Deadpool makes fun of many gameplay mechanics, only to end up using them poorly.

It had everything to become one of the greatest games for the end of 2010, but Blood Stone is short, derivative and not very inspired. Honestly, we expected much more from a talented team like Bizarre.

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 fan-service element is cool, but the rest of the game is just sub-par.

The main problem of Blacklight is that there are much better options in the market. Besides its price and being downloadable, there's nothing that stands out in Zombie's last offering.

A correct game, but we encourage buyers to get the PC version, which has an online league that really makes the difference.

At the beginning it's entertaining, but after a few hours it becomes very repetitive. It's not a bad game, but one that's worse than it main competitor, the Dynasty Warriors saga.

It would have been much better if Volatile had given the game some personality, instead of using all ideas from other games like Gears of War, Arkham Asylum or Max Payne.

Star Wars fans will enjoy it, but the rest will keep wondering why is Lucasarts wasting such an attractive franchise.

Each level is too similar to the one you have played before, and it doesn't seem that the different types of soldiers or your own strategic skills affect the outcome of the mission. Some days you'll want to play it a bit more, but the rest you'll want to abandon it completely.

Wii Sports was fun and showed what was great about its new control scheme. Kinect Adventures, on the other hand, is dull, boring and gives a wrong impression about Kinect.

A very uninspired and boring adaptation of this Christmas blockbuster.

An odd mix of homage, parody and documentary of the RPG genre.

Instead of tons of microgames, Game & Wario offers a few minigames that are a bit more complex and lengthy, but also much less fun.

If you give it an opportunity, you'll find in Kinect Sports Rivals a fun game, very suitable to be played with friends.

Beautiful on the outside but empty on the inside. Ryse has incredible graphics, but the story and gameplay are extremely shallow.

In an era of downloadable and indie games with complex mechanics, All Zombies Must Die doesn't seem to be aware of its own limitations.

Mixing the JRPG and MMO genres is a great idea, but with WKC2 Level-5 fails again and gets a mixed result.

This is what it is and nothing more: a good remake. It's too simple compared to other beat 'em ups like Castle Crashers, but it also reminds us of those times when we shouted cowabunga when playing our favourite SNES game.

Good graphics are not enough to hide the fact that its design lacks diversity and can be really boring.

An arcade soccer game clearly made for fans of the series, as the rest will end up being bored with it pretty soon.

Dark Void doesn't stand out in a crowded genre; it's just another another action game that never fulfills its potential.

Epic Mickey 2 is a misunderstood exercise of nostalgia that fails in every effort to be better than the first game.

It's a shame that things turned out this way: the game had potential and you can see glimpses of quality, but for the most part Saw is repetitive and imperfect.

Quotation forthcoming.

Fans of the original manga will love it, but this is a game that doesn't offer anything for the rest of us.

Great for fans of the band, but for the rest it's better to buy any other game in the franchise. And even if you're a fan there's a bit of let down here.

Don't think of it as another Silent Hill, as Book of Memories is actually a good action game that reminds of the classic Gauntlet.

Only for fans of the movie. It's a shame that although not being the typical tie-in going for easy money the final result is as mediocre.

A lackluster third person action game that doesn't respect the name of this cult franchise.

Ninja Gaiden 3 is quite spectacular, but not as fun as the first two games.

It's a shame that now that it would be possible to do a great Dragon Ball videogame we only find products like this that only exploit our love for the manga/anime.

If you're a fan of the comics and you like games like Diablo, then you'll find hours and hours of fun in Marvel Heroes. If not, there are much better free-to-play games out there.

A very limited game that shows mistakes in planning and execution, making it much worse than other offerings in this genre (yes, Street Fighter IV, I'm referring to you).

Datura wanted to be an adventure, but its control prevents it from succeeding.

It's almost the same than the last game in the franchise, and unfortunately it also means that Namco Bandai has not improved what wasn't working well then.

A must have for fans of the old Lucasarts adventure games, but also a great offer for people who are new to the genre.

It's difficult to understand how something like this, that seemed to be a good idea on paper, turned out to be so awful.

The idea is not bad, but it lacks all those little details that define an excellent game.

A title made for a very specific kind of gamer, the ones who love puzzles above anything else.