A good game for RPG fans, but with dated graphics and a not so great technical side.

Needs fresh ideas, more new content and less recycling of old material. You can make a good game based on a great extra mode like Mercenaries, but this 3DS game is just not that.

Battlegrounds offers fast entertainment, but it could have been much better for solo play with some more levels.

Its visual style might be attractive, but Brink feels rushed with many technical flaws and has almost nothing that can justify its purchase in a genre populated with much better alternatives.

The social component, bizarre customisation and arcade gameplay are the main elements that shape Reality Fighters.

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.

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.

Not a total disaster, but we expected much more from it. Reloaded is a game that doesn't stand out in anything and will be easily forgotten in the most competitive genre of the gaming market.

A game that had a lot of potential but seems to be cut in half. It lacks what excited us when it was first announced at E3, as if the developer wasn't brave enough to bet for what it made it different.

Visually impressive, but this long tale has too many interruptions.

A very limited game that shows mistakes in planning and execution, making it much worse than other offerings in this genre (yes, Street Fighter IV, I'm referring to you).

Entertaining for fans of Tolkien's universe, but too repetitive and linear to appeal anyone else.

Nier is a nice game, but its flawed design and dated graphics prevent an original idea to shine with its full potential.

It had everything to become one of the greatest games for the end of 2010, but Blood Stone is short, derivative and not very inspired. Honestly, we expected much more from a talented team like Bizarre.

For adults there are much better options, but for kids looking for a fun time it's more than recommended.

Afro Samurai has the production values worthy of the best entertainment blockbuster. However, although the wrapping is beautiful the game is very repetitive and doesn't give any incentive to the player. Right, sometimes it's funny, but as a whole it has been a disappointment.

Recommended for platform game fans, but it's a shame that Ubi has not improved a bit a dated formula from 2003.

It's almost the same than the last game in the franchise, and unfortunately it also means that Namco Bandai has not improved what wasn't working well then.

The script and puzzles are quite good, but this is not the brilliant return from Ron Gilbert that we expected.

If you didn't play this on the Dreamcast or the PS2 you should try Code Veronica HD, as it's one of the best entries in the franchise. It's just a shame they didn't update it enough to make it look like a modern game.

Not a bad game, but London 2012 lacks most of the stuff that would've it the perfect game for sports fans.

A great idea gone wrong. Alpha Protocol might have been good on the design board, but the final game is mediocre.

Just a very simple nostalgic entertainment.

The premise is original and attractive, but the result is not that great, mainly due to a poor use of Kinect and the fact that this should have been published as a downloadable game with a lower price point.

A plain game with no ideas.

Counterspy promised much more than what it actually delivers. Its visual design is mesmerizing, but gameplay wise it can be disheartening.

Good graphics are not enough to hide the fact that its design lacks diversity and can be really boring.

Only for Eiichiro Oda fans. The rest should better try Ken's Rage, also from Namco.