Clearly one of the best fighting games you can find right now for the Wii console.

Second Son is better than the first two games: it's faster and much more satisfying. It's just a shame that Sucker Punch has not been able to make it the best of the genre due to a few slips and imprecise behaviors.

Destiny is not revolutionary, but it mixes properly and updates many ideas to create an experience that's solid as a rock. As an online game it has stuff to improve, but right now it's a great action game that can be unforgettable when played with friends.

Even with its minor defects, Battlefield 1943 is an example to follow by downloadable games: it has a small size, a fair price, offers a lot of fun and technically it has nothing to envy from bigger games.

Hyrule Warriors is not a Zelda game, it's a Dynasty Warriors. But truth is it's the best Dynasty Warriors yet and the best you can play.

Katamari Forever is more a homage to the franchise than a new entry. It might to be enough for the fans, but it's great for people who enter this surreal world for the first time.

The Sims 4 has lost some appeal as a total life simulator, but on the other hand it has won much as a role playing game.

Enjoyable like an old arcade but with visuals suitable to our times, Renegade Ops is one of the best downloadable games we've seen these last months.

The Evil Within is a game to respect and cherish, one made by a creator, Shinji Mikami, who is not afraid to learn new things, but is more interested in refining what he knows how to do best.

It feels more like a greatest hits compilation of the franchise rather than a new game, but Dimensions is one the best fighting games ever published for a handheld and clearly one the best games available for the 3DS.

Zipper Interactive has tried something different with success. MAG is an ambitious project that adds some interesting new mechanics to the online FPS genre.

It's still a great game for racing fans, but with this sequel we expected a little bit more of polish.

A great remaster of a great adventure game, very recommended if you already played it twenty years ago or if it's your first time.

It probably won't be as succesful as WoW, but SWTOR seems to be on the right path and BioWare can make something huge if they fix some bugs and add a few things. Its main appeal, though, is that this MMO seems like a giant Star Wars themepark for fans.

You have to accept Rising for what it is and not expect your average Metal Gear: there might be stealth, yes, but this is pure hack 'n slash... and the best one since Bayonetta, actually.

Don't expect anything new with Gatling Gears: it's just a simple and fun downloadable game based on what we used to play on arcades in the eighties.

Not as surprising as the first Danganronpa, but a better game. The gameplay core is almost the same, so its main effort is to provide an interesting story.

Pure minimalism: Proteus is the gaming equivalent to a Brian Eno album.

Players of the third Assassin's Creed will find an interesting extra in this downloadable content.

Bizarre has produced an excellent mix of Mario Kart, Wipeout and Project Gotham Racing. Not very original, but incredibly fun.

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

This is a really addictive game, attractive for any gamer. It's only flaw is that most of its matches last more than an hour and a half, but you'll also enjoy the chance to create teams and raise their levels like you would do on a MMO.

The campaign's history is great, but it's far too short. Multiplayer makes up for that, offering interesting ideas that will keep us busy for a long time.

This is the best chapter published to date, which is a great thing considering there's just one left until we know how this story ends.

The best thing about Unity is its incredibly detailed portrayal of a city of Paris that looks more alive than any other scenario in Ubisoft's long running franchise.

A great game that repeats the same mistake of previous entries: it takes too long to appreciate its full potential, so at first it might not seem as appealing as it really is.

Pure fan service and a great way to say goodbye to the generation that saw Borderlands become one of the most successful franchises in recent times.

Exactly what you'd expect from a Total War game. Fall of the Samurai is a great standalone game, even if you did not play Shogun 2.