A great hardcore action game, with surprisingly deep difficulty and customization options.

Not only an honest tribute to the classic Capcom game, but also a sincere love letter to Disney's original TV series.

Clearly following Diablo's steps, this is a game that makes a virtue of its simplicity. The biggest flaw is the low number of scenarios, something we expect to be fixed on the upcoming Torchlight 2.

Delta is not a sequel, just an extended game that polishes the original in order to create a great foundation for the more than likely Soul Sacrifice 2.

It's not a masterpiece or a revolution in the genre, but Bastion is a great game and the best way to start the new Summer of Arcade season.

Although it tries to recover the survival horror feel of the first games in the franchise, Revelations is much more focused on action. This may annoy some fans, but it's a great game anyway.

The formula might be the same and it's not as visually surprising, but this sequel for DS will appeal new players as well as those who already played Okami.

A good arcade racing game. The main campaign has some design flaws, but multiplayer is where Evolution Studios' game really shines.

A great launch title. It's a different experience than the one for bigger consoles, but it's far better than the iPhone port.

This is just another step forward for the series, which keeps getting better jokes, better characters and a better script.

Maybe its developers should have paid more attention to secondary missions, as the main adventure is too lineal. But even with that minor flaw the game is very well designed, with great graphics and entertaining playability.

If you already had those games for 360 or PC, Trilogy doesn't add much, but if they're new to you their great design and even better price makes a purchase more than recommended.

Bulletstorm is rude, exaggerated and even a bit stupid. And we love it. In a genre where everybody tries to be like Call of Duty, People Can Fly not only has tried to do something different, but succeeded in it.

Bulletstorm is rude, exaggerated and even a bit stupid. And we love it. In a genre where everybody tries to be like Call of Duty, People Can Fly not only has tried to do something different, but succeeded in it.

If we should compare Prinny to other game, we would compare to Mega Man, because of its distinct visual style and the sadistic difficulty.

It has the best elements of the franchise, but this doesn't make it the best entry in it. Everything is just too similar to what we've already played, and you can't stop thinking that the developers just took the easy path.

A great sequel. Maybe we'd liked a bit more difficulty, but with great art direction and lovely characters it's hard to complain about it.

With DeathSmiles Cave offers a pure arcade experience, the kind of shmup that made us fall in love with the company in the 90s.

Tropical Freeze is exactly what we expected from the sequel of one of the best platform games of the last generation. There might not be many surprises, but this is still an extremely polished (and great) game.

Even with some flaws, Dance Central is the best dancing game you can buy. Harmonix has done it again, creating the best launch title for Kinect.

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.

It could have been a bit better, but Just Cause 2 is a great videogame with good graphics, and a specially fun one during its first ten hours.

Crytek ends Prophet's trilogy with a solid shooter that fixes most of Crysis 2's mistakes, but that never fulfills its whole potential.

It's difficult to explain with words what makes a game so great that actually doesn't use them at all.

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

It might be too similar to Mario Kart, but the races, which are the core of the game, are very fun and enjoyable.

Ni No Kuni is visually stunning, using the cel shading technique in a way that even surpasses the beautiful Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker.

A very entertaining game on its campaign mode and an excellent sandbox on the Toy Box Mode. A great game not only for kids but for adults, too.