SSX is a great game for anyone who loves videogames, not only for those who love snowboarding: the snow is just an excuse to provide you a lot of fun.

The perfect excuse to return to a franchise that seemed to have reached it's highest point on it's first entry. The gameplay changes are great for experienced players, while the new episodes offer great value for the novices.

Blacklist is a nice start for Ubisoft Toronto, a game that closely follows Conviction's steps.

It's difficult to explain with words what makes a game so great that actually doesn't use them at all.

One of the best games you'll play this year: adult, intelligent and very refreshing.

Bleach: Dark Souls is a good fighting game, focusing on the most important aspect: its playability. It might no be revolutionary, but it's a good game considering that it's based on a license.

Wildstar has three main features to differentiate itself in the crowded MMORPG market: accessibility, mobility and a great sense of humor.

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

To the Moon is more a narrative experience than a game, but a quite touching one.

Clearly following Diablo's steps, this is a game that makes a virtue of its simplicity. The biggest flaw is the low number of scenarios, something we expect to be fixed on the upcoming Torchlight 2.

Enjoyable like an old arcade but with visuals suitable to our times, Renegade Ops is one of the best downloadable games we've seen these last months.

VVVVVV is the result of a strong introspection of the platform genre, where Terry Cavanaugh studies the past while creating something new for the future.

We will just say that we can't stop playing it until dawn, even having to go to the office the next morning. That's how great this game is.

A good Call of Duty, better than Ghosts. It's a nice step forward for the franchise, that will give hope to fans who were skeptical about its future.

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.

A great puzzle game with one of the most beautiful settings seen on the Xbox Live Arcade.

Captain Toad is a perfect example of technology at service of playability, a game where design is everything.

You should give a try to Lego Batman 2: it's a fun and pleasant experience for players of all ages.

This is a great game, even considering that it's actually the same one we've been playing since 2007, with little or no changes to its formula.

It sometimes loses itself in its own parody, but Sunset Overdrive is one of the funniest games you can play right now on Xbox One.

A true gem. One of the best downloadable games of 2010.

Everything you can expect from a tower defense game can be found here; only the inherent limitations of the genre can be criticized in it.

The original PC version is still the best, but playing this on a console is quite an achievement.

RAGE is a giant step for id Software, a team proud of its legacy but brave enough to explore a lot of new ideas. It's a must-have for first person shooter fans and people who enjoy a more classical gameplay.

This is the least innovative entry on the franchise, but The Creative Assembly introduces enough new things to justify Napoleon as a new game and not a simple expansion.

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

It's a fifteen years old game, but even if you played it before it's very entertaining and one of the best games available for the Nintendo 3DS.

Gran Turismo 6 finishes what Gran Turismo 4 started. It's not a revolutionary game, but one that improves everything and adds a lot of content.