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.