Close Quarters provides those short rushes of adrenaline that sometimes we missed, although it's a shame that it only adds four new maps.

Hardcore Street Fighter IV fans will find this appealing, but for the rest of us this is another example of Capcom trying to cash in with one of their most successful games.

It's still a good game, but updates each year don't make much sense, as it has not enough new stuff to justify asking the full pricing if you already had F1 2011.

You never truly become the character, and that's the reason why this virtual world does never feel fully interesting.

Warfighter has a nice multiplayer mode (although not better than Call of Duty or Battlefield). It's just a shame that the single player campaign ends up being so bad.

The first game was fresh and interesting, but Joe Danger 2, although still very funny, seems more a map pack than a proper sequel.

This is not an instant classic like the first or second entries in the Silent Hill franchise, but it's clearly one of the best games in this genre for a portable console.

A delightful experiment from Double Fine.

Punch-Out!! for Wii is a great comeback from a classic saga. People who lived prior games will like it, but it also appeal to new gamers with its funny design and astounding personality.

This Plus version has nice improvements in its user interface and combat systems but it's still far behind other games of this genre.

This is just an update of the old game using a modern engine, but also a fun game with an old school flavour.

A nice surprise and one of the most ambitious online multiplayer modes we've seen on a 3DS game.

An interesting blend of strategy and action, although it really needs more enemies, more missions, more scenarios and more units.

Impressive on a technical level, but with a script with a lot of room for improvement. Maybe Beyond needed to be more a game and less a movie... or maybe just a better movie.

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.

Rios and Salem certainly don't lack charisma, but this saga won't fulfill all of its potential until it stops gathering ideas from other games.

Not as good as Capcom promised, as Case Zero was much better, but you'll have to pay for it if you want to enjoy the true ending for Dead Rising 2.

Dragon Rising is a good tactical game, which won't appeal to fans of direct action. But if you like a realistic behaviour it's a great option to experiment (without danger) the horrors of war.

Limbo has brilliant details and some intelligent puzzles, but it has many things that will end up being boring as they're the same as always.

A solid game that will appeal to fans of the Marvel superstar, although its level design lacks variety and depth.

Right now it's the best demonstration of what PlayStation Move is capable of.

The best golf simulation on the market, but it has no appeal for people who already have the 09 or 10 editions.

One of those typical Nintendo games that won't be remembered for being innovative, but for using a proven formula where fun is the only priority.

A clearly better version than the one for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands is a nice adventure recommended for specially for kids.

It's easy to recommend Hitman Absolution, a game that provides chills and emotion although lacks the charisma and polish that you expect from this kind of production.

A pleasant surprise. If you like westerns and you want to try something simple and fast, Fistful of Frags is surprisingly good.

There's a huge difference playing this game alone or with friends. Its single player experience is not the best option in the Xbox 360 Arcade Marketplace, but this changes 180 degrees if you want it for multiplayer purposes.

It's a great game, but having the IL-2 Sturmovik name is more a burden than anything: the old PC game still has some important advantages like joysticks, better multiplayer and user created content.