Trials HD is an incredibly solid game. It's fast, fun and has a really good design. With lots of extras and some challenges for the most expert gamers, its price (1200 MS Points) make it a really good investment.

This is the best WiiWare title yet, and clearly one of the greatest games from the Wii catalog.

This is what it is and nothing more: a good remake. It's too simple compared to other beat 'em ups like Castle Crashers, but it also reminds us of those times when we shouted cowabunga when playing our favourite SNES game.

Invite some friends, grab some beers, SingStar Queen and a couple of mics and you'll have everything you need for a memorable evening singing classics like Under Pressure or Somebody to Love. It's only flaw is that many songs were already available on the SingStore.

Fat Princess is like a cake with few layers: it's great when played with friends, and it's quite delicious, but it lacks some flavour and it will leave us a bit hungry.

This is truly a disappointment for fans of the arcade or Dreamcast versions of the original game.

Don't expect anything revolutionary: In ten years Puzzle Bobble will probably be still the same. But it will also probably be as good as it is now.

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.

Wii Sports Resort manages to make us forget about controllers, displays and reality, and makes us play like kids, sensing that we really shot that arrow and we really took down those ten pins at bowling.

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).

It's difficult to find a videogame with so well balanced general values, even more so if we bear in mind that it's a game that mixes several genres. Is really funny and impeccable in their astounding and artistic visuals. One of the best Wii games.

The basic idea is quite good, but the way it's implemented in the game is highly doubtful.

This is a product designed for a very distinct type of player. Those who like cycling and sports management will enjoy it, but those not interested on this sport won't find enough reasons to play it.

Even with its minor defects, Battlefield 1943 is an example to follow by downloadable games: it has a small size, a fair price, offers a lot of fun and technically it has nothing to envy from bigger games.

This game rewards the player lately, so novices will become easily frustrated. But if you give it a try, it really is worth it.

It's a great return from a beloved saga, but it can be better on next installments. Control is a bit though and it lacks a bit of the charisma from previous entries.

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

For fans of the western genre this is the only option on the market (at least until Rockstar publishes the next entry for the Red Dead Revolver saga).

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

Blazblue is an excellent game that has to be played by anyone who loves the fighting genre.

All the bad things from the original PC game are still here and, what's worse, the Xbox 360 port is not as good as it should be. Can't recommend this to anyone but those who already beat the rest of action games for Microsoft's console or achievement collectors.

This is a really addictive game, attractive for any gamer. It's only flaw is that most of its matches last more than an hour and a half, but you'll also enjoy the chance to create teams and raise their levels like you would do on a MMO.

Battlefield Heroes is fun at the beginning, but lacks the necessary depth to become a reference on this genre.

The Conduit can offer a short time of fun to fans of the genre, but the effect won't really last much.

It's monotonous during all the adventure, and has lots of bad gameplay decisions that make it very repetitive and dull.

Overlord II offers a combination that no other game has. And to be honest... everyone loves being the bad guy.

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.

Ghostbusters: The Videogame is possibly one of the best adaptations ever done of a film to a videogame. Its secret is a very detailed ambience, but the best thing is that it not only plays with our nostalgia, it also has great playability. The absence of Rick Moranis is the only thing that prevents the game from being perfect, but if you love the films this is what you've always dreamed of.