Epic Mickey 2 is a misunderstood exercise of nostalgia that fails in every effort to be better than the first game.

It's a shame that things turned out this way: the game had potential and you can see glimpses of quality, but for the most part Saw is repetitive and imperfect.

Quotation forthcoming.

Fans of the original manga will love it, but this is a game that doesn't offer anything for the rest of us.

Great for fans of the band, but for the rest it's better to buy any other game in the franchise. And even if you're a fan there's a bit of let down here.

Don't think of it as another Silent Hill, as Book of Memories is actually a good action game that reminds of the classic Gauntlet.

Only for fans of the movie. It's a shame that although not being the typical tie-in going for easy money the final result is as mediocre.

A lackluster third person action game that doesn't respect the name of this cult franchise.

Ninja Gaiden 3 is quite spectacular, but not as fun as the first two games.

It's a shame that now that it would be possible to do a great Dragon Ball videogame we only find products like this that only exploit our love for the manga/anime.

If you're a fan of the comics and you like games like Diablo, then you'll find hours and hours of fun in Marvel Heroes. If not, there are much better free-to-play games out there.

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).

Datura wanted to be an adventure, but its control prevents it from succeeding.

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.

A must have for fans of the old Lucasarts adventure games, but also a great offer for people who are new to the genre.

It's difficult to understand how something like this, that seemed to be a good idea on paper, turned out to be so awful.

The idea is not bad, but it lacks all those little details that define an excellent game.

A title made for a very specific kind of gamer, the ones who love puzzles above anything else.

Only recommended to die-hard fans of the king of pop. It has great music and choreographies, but as a musical game it's just not that good.

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.

Eurocom's latest game lacks ambition. It has nice graphics, but the sports are incredibly simple when you play them.

Kinect's lack of accuracy is again the root of all problems. The dance minigame is cool, but the rest of the game fails because it's never clear which kind of audience it tries to appeal.

Fun for playing with friend while doing a party at home, but it's too casual and it doesn't take advantage of the PlayStation Move.

Time is the worst enemy of this game. The first moments are great, but after a couple of hours it becomes incredibly monotonous and repetitive.

Strikeforce was better, but Samurai Warriors 3 is a nice addition to the franchise that will appeal to fans of the genre.

Cop: The Recruits tries to mix GTA's shooting levels with Driver's car chases, but fails miserably.

Quotation forthcoming.

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.