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.

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

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.

One can argue the limitations of the control scheme or the lack of new features, but SoulCalibur is the best option for PSP's fighting fans.

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

A very funny script is the basis for one of Wii U's most interesting games.

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.

Not as great as Space Invaders Extreme, but a fresh new point of view for a game that looks at its past but know how to evolve.

Kirby Triple Deluxe is not only one of the best platform games available for the 3DS, but also the title that makes best and most inspired use of the 3D capabilities of Nintendo's handheld.

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.

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

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.

The best entry yet in the Skate franchise, and the best skateboarding simulation ever made for a gaming console.

Forza 5 is as spectacular and solid as ever, but you can't ignore the fact that there's a clear content cutback from the previous game.

A real challenge: Dustforce is the hardcore Flower, pure zen meditation for hardcore gamers.

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.

Lost in Nightmares is exactly what Resident Evil 5 should have been from the very beginning.

Great production values and attention to detail, but its slow pace and complexity can be a problem for many players.

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.

The path doesn't take the most obvious course. It doesn't have a great control scheme. It doesn't even have a good one, to be honest, but it doesn't need it to be a very immersive experience.

Dark Corners is the best Gears of War 2 DLC published. It has some great multiplayer maps and also a peek at what was left at the designer's table when developing the main game.

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 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.

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.

It's difficult to imagine a better way to adapt this special kind of game in a better way than what Haemimont has done with Tropico 3.