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

Dragon Age Origins comes without any make up. You simply don't need it when you're the best, bigger and most complex RPG of the year.

A must have for soccer fans.

NFS: Nitro tries to do things well, but fails in almost everything.

It's a shame that the game's too short, although it's quite good while it lasts.

This is the best chapter published to date, which is a great thing considering there's just one left until we know how this story ends.

The Ballad of Gay Tony is much more entertaining than Lost & Damned, which should be enough praise for this great game.

A good fighting game, excellent on 1vs1 but poorer on other areas, like a graphical aspect which looks terribly dated.

Actually you don't mix anything and everything comes pre-made... but the game is really fun and very direct on its gameplay proposal.

What makes Forza 3 great is that even being a very realistic simulator it still manages to be a very funny and addictive videogame.

It's a solid product that mixes platforming, action, puzzles and even interludes of space combat. And this is not only a game for kids, as it's one of Sony's best exclusive offerings for the rest of the year.

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

Even with hours of fun and some hilarious moments, Fairytale Fight's bloody proposal lacks depth and shows that the game could have been much better.

If you're looking for an RPG, there are better options (yes, Fallout 3, I'm looking at you). If you want an FPS, there are tons of better games. But as a combination of both genres Borderlands is a fresh and fun option.

It's difficult to imagine a better way to adapt this special kind of game in a better way than what Haemimont has done with Tropico 3.

A must have for racing fans with a PS2, Arctic Edge is a game that can look face to face at successful franchises like Burnout and Need for Speed.

FIFA 10 is clearly a tribute to real soccer. The minor changes since the last entry might be difficult to spot (except for the 360 degree dribbling and the new defense pressing system), but make this an even better game than it was.

More of the same, but when a game is as great as Grand Theft Auto novelty is something that doesn't matter.

This is retro at its best, a perfect example of how to renovate a three decade old franchise.

This is not a game for hardcore Magic fans, as those will find frustrating the inability to create a customised deck. But it's a great game for novice players and those interested in having a fun multiplayer game.

Amanita has put a lot of effort in all details, creating an adventure like no other we've seen in the latest years.

Brutal Legend is a love letter to heavy metal. Content is excellent, but the game is not as great as we expected when we talk about its playability.

Uncharted 2 does not reinvent the gaming language, but pushes this genre to new limits. If you don't have a PS3, buy one to play this game.

Not as fun as Mario Kart or Smash Bros. when played with some friends, but still a pretty good party game anyway.

There's a huge difference playing this game alone or with friends. Its single player experience is not the best option in the Xbox 360 Arcade Marketplace, but this changes 180 degrees if you want it for multiplayer purposes.

Dragon Rising is a good tactical game, which won't appeal to fans of direct action. But if you like a realistic behaviour it's a great option to experiment (without danger) the horrors of war.

It seems that the game isn't even finished, which makes us wonder if publishing something like this is worth destroying the name of the franchise.

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.