Final Fantasy XIII-2 is better than its predecessor, but it's also a game made especially for fans, for those who were not ashamed to admit that they liked FFXIII.

Clearly one of the best translations to a game from Akira Toriyama's classic manga that we've seen.

A great opportunity to enjoy countless hours of fun in your pocket console.

Maintains some of the flaws of the first Dead Rising, but you can't complain too much when killing zombies is so much fun.

A step in the right direction and a great fighting game, although it's difficult to compete against the current king of the genre, SSFIV.

A piece of history perfectly translated to Vita, although it's a shame Peace Walker gets lost in the process.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 is better than the 2010 edition, but it's clear that the formula is a bit dated and Konami is losing the match against EA Sports' FIFA.

Dragon's Crown mixes surprises with a homage to the genre, becoming a nice game that's as familiar as fresh at the same time.

Even with some technical issues, this PSP version manages to be surprisingly similar to the X360/PS3 versions.

This is what Demigod should have been. An addictive experience with a great multiplayer mode.

Another good fighting game made by Ed Boon and NetherRealm, with enough personality and new features to distinguish itself from Mortal Kombat.

If you grew up in the 80s, playing with G.I. Joes, watching movies like Red Dawn and whistling the Top Gun theme, this is a fun trip back to your childhood. It's not as innovative as the first Toy Soldiers, but we can't think of a better way to end this season's Summer of Arcade.

The creators of Trackmania turn to the FPS genre, with a fast and direct game focused on multiplayer.

Conviction is one of the best games in the series, with a new and brilliant control scheme. Sam Fisher's last adventure is one that all Xbox 360 shouldn't miss.

DiRT 2 is an extremely fun and visually spectacular game, a delicatessen for racing fans and clearly one of the best games this year in this genre.

Dark Corners is the best Gears of War 2 DLC published. It has some great multiplayer maps and also a peek at what was left at the designer's table when developing the main game.

Ironically, the best new thing about this years F1 game is something old: the possibility of racing with legendary cars and pilots.

Dragon's Dogma is one of the freshest experiences in this genre we've seen in a long time.

Kirby Triple Deluxe is not only one of the best platform games available for the 3DS, but also the title that makes best and most inspired use of the 3D capabilities of Nintendo's handheld.

A great expansion (that you can play without having the original game) designed for Warhammer and Dawn of War II fans, but also a great entry point for people new to the franchise.

It's more or less the same tribute to Nintendo's 8 bit era as the first NES Remix, but this time the game selection is stronger and the level design a bit better.

The clear purpose of Nintendo Land is to play with more people: it's a step forward in the party game genre and also a new (and great) way of having fun with some friends.

This is the perfect example that you can still innovate in this industry, without big budgets and huge development teams.

Natural Selection 2 is a 100% multiplayer game, which makes it very difficult to learn its mechanics and intricacies.

The conversion work is a bit rough, but Radiant Silvergun is still one of the best shmups ever published. Considering the prohibitive price the original Saturn game has on eBay, 1200MSP for it can be considered the bargain of the year.

Not as great as Space Invaders Extreme, but a fresh new point of view for a game that looks at its past but know how to evolve.

Don't expect complex puzzles like the ones found on braid or the frenzied action of Castle Crashers, but Raskulls is a fun game very worth of your time and money.

A real surprise and a good adventure, although it's a shame the last levels aren't very inspired and there are some clear mistakes in gameplay design.