Upgrading the visuals to high definition is not enough to conceal its origins as a portable game, nor to hide the problems the original game had.

Still fun and intense, but there's no justification for the frequent slowdowns.

This is the worst HD remastered collection published until now. It's a shame, as a great franchise like Silent Hill deserved much better than this poor effort.

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.

Great platformer with a nice nostalgia factor, but too short given its high price.

The amount of content that Level-5 offers in this game is enormous and can last you for months.

A correct game, but without anything to make it stand out in this genre.

The campaign's history is great, but it's far too short. Multiplayer makes up for that, offering interesting ideas that will keep us busy for a long time.

Project X Zone reunites characters from Sega, Capcom and Namco in a tactical RPG that stands out for its simplicity and sense of humor.

The Sims 4 has lost some appeal as a total life simulator, but on the other hand it has won much as a role playing game.

Dead Money is a good DLC that expands the New Vegas experience. It has great dialogs and a great script, but its difficulty is completely unbalanced.

Doesn't live up the hype. It has licensed cars, good ideas and beautiful scenarios, but the game just fails compared to other options in this genre.

It could have been better, but as a simulator it's quite good. It may be too difficult for many people, but those willing to accept its realism will find a game that doesn't often come out on consoles.

Seriously, Nintendo... the same exact game as in 1993? Mario deserved much more for his anniversary.

A worse game than Fight Night Champion, especially because of its lackluster campaign mode. Matches are fast and aggressive, but also quite technical.

It can be considered Guitar Hero's little brother when compared to other versions, but the series' spirit is intact in this release.

As its designer says, Invizimals is about bringing back your inner child spirit. And the game clearly has that special touch, that we could define as 'magic'.

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.

Murasaki Baby seems more like a lost opportunity than a success due to an uninspired control scheme and gameplay mechanics that are too simple.

Fans of Quentin Tarantino will find WET to be the most similar videogame to the director's universe.

This is a product designed for a very distinct type of player. Those who like cycling and sports management will enjoy it, but those not interested on this sport won't find enough reasons to play it.

The Conduit can offer a short time of fun to fans of the genre, but the effect won't really last much.

Razor's Edge is a better game than the original Ninja Gaiden 3 and a worthy option for Wii U users.

The obsession to recollect every object in the game causes an extremely slow character progression. It has its audience, but Risen 2 may not be very attractive for those who like story-driven RPGs like the ones published by BioWare.

Battlefield Heroes is fun at the beginning, but lacks the necessary depth to become a reference on this genre.

Very unrealistic physics and too arcade oriented, something that won't appeal most motorcycle fans.

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

Order of War is not a revolution in this genre, but at least is a fun game that will appeal to RTS fans and WW2 lovers.