A great compilation that nobody who loves videogames should miss.

Fresh and with plenty of personality, Battlefield 3 not only avoids Modern Warfare's shadow but raises itself as the new king of the genre.

A scary and immersive horror adventure that will appeal to fans of the genre. It does nothing new compared to the previous game, but the result is so good that it's difficult to complain about it.

Human Revolution succeeds in the always difficult task of updating a cult classic. The action/stealth missions, the experience system and the game's ability to adapt itself to each player are exemplary; it's just a shame that the scenario and the story, while being solid, are not as perfect.

Fans of the Beatles will find here a great tribute to the band, an incredible track list, the best production values ever seen in this genre and many extras to satisfy their "beatlemania".

You really should play L.A. Noire: it's an adult, interesting and engrossing experience that deserves your attention as well as your money.

Peace Walker will be remembered in a few years as one of the best games ever made for Sony's PSP.

A solid game with great AI, better graphics, more animations and more precise controls. NBA 2K11 is far better than last year's entry.

This is clearly the game you must play during this summer on Xbox 360. It's the best action/exploring game since Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, one that fans of the genre will love but that also has elements to attract players that are new into it.

This is probably the best Modern Warfare ever published. The campaign is not as fresh as we hoped, but every new touch in the multiplayer is indisputable.

Bethesda made a risky gamble with Dishonored, but the result proves to be brilliant. Sure, it's not perfect, but Dishonored is one of the biggest (and nicest) surprises of the year.

Two decades after the first Super Mario Kart the formula still feels fresh. Mario Kart is a must have for all Wii U owners and a good reason to buy one.

It's more of the same, yes... but that's exactly what everyone who wanted to return to Rapture desired from the sequel.

Left Behind makes The Last of Us more relevant and an even better experience than the one we'd have playing only the original campaign.

A new standard for the genre. With a huge world full of surprises you could define it as the Skyrim of action games.

Even if the multiplayer mode is missing, Rayman Origins is one of the best games available for Sony's new handheld.

In 1996 Game Freak created some kind of a ritual that still remains untouched today with Pokémon X and Y, which, besides being the most ambitious game in the series, is the cherry on top for a spectacular year for 3DS.

Diablo III is one of those games capable of keeping you addicted for weeks or months, a feat available only to a few.

Fun, intelligent and far better than FIFA 10. EA Sports has found its path and they clearly know what they're doing.

This is the icing on the cake of a great generation of football games. FIFA 13 achieves excellence in almost everything: gameplay, modes, social elements and online experience.

The best Animal Crossing yet, a real oasis in the videogame industry.

Fun and addictive.

If your nerves can tolerate really high difficulty, this is one of the best platforming games of the year.

Halo 4 marks the beginning of a beautiful friendship between fans and 343 Industries.

A must have for soccer fans.

An old school japanese RPG that will appeal to fans of the franchise and those who thought that the genre was dying. If you're into this kind of game you really should buy it.

In 1996 Game Freak created some kind of a ritual that still remains untouched today with Pokémon X and Y, which, besides being the most ambitious game in the series, is the cherry on top for a spectacular year for 3DS.

Heavy Rain is disturbing, immersive, has a great script and can be played by everyone, regardless of his experience with videogames. You really should be buying it right now.