Only for fans of the original New Super Mario Bros. U that still enjoy Nintendo's extensive know-how about making 2D platform videogames.

The irony is that Deadpool makes fun of many gameplay mechanics, only to end up using them poorly.

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.

Instead of tons of microgames, Game & Wario offers a few minigames that are a bit more complex and lengthy, but also much less fun.

Undead Labs' first game tries to encompass all possible aspects in zombie survival to achieve the perfect apocalyptic world setting. It doesn't completely succeed in doing so, but it's a great game nonetheless.

The best Animal Crossing yet, a real oasis in the videogame industry.

The Last of Us is what we expected and more, much more. Naughty Dog delivers the game that made our jaws drop at E3: adult, honest and with an incredible attention to detail.

A solid port from the original 3DS game that works much better than expected.

A good game that's classic and modern at the same time, that knows its place but often forgets that spark that makes racing fans tick.

It's the fifth entry in this saga, but it still manages to be fresh and innovative. One of the best games available on the 3DS eShop.

Good graphics are not enough to hide the fact that its design lacks diversity and can be really boring.

Not only one of the greatest games for the Nintendo 3DS, but also the perfect example that great game design is timeless.

This generation's cult classic, now available for the PS3. Don't miss it.

Arc System Works proves once again that right now it's one of the best fighting game developers in the industry.

One of those games that you must play, Monaco is innovative, funny and cleverly designed.

Techland has changed almost nothing: Riptide has the same virtues and flaws of the first Dead Island.

Keiji Inafune produces a great action RPG for PS Vita that mixes magic with huge battles against big bosses.

This game is pure irony: story, dialogue, music, graphics... everything recalls the craziest clichés of the 80s.

J.J. Abrams made a fantastic film, but you can't say the same about the videogame, a bland third person shooter riddled with bugs.

Clearly one of the best tactical RPGs ever published on a Nintendo console.

An odd mix of homage, parody and documentary of the RPG genre.

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

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

The perfect mix between action, exploration, puzzles, humor and love for videogames. One of this year's greatest surprises.

A plain game with no ideas.

This expansion is light on innovative gameplay mechanics, but gives you plenty of new activities.

A nice game that asks you some patience before showing his true appeal.

It's still highly addictive and you'll probably have a good time with it, but that's something you could also get from the previous games without lowering the demands made to the player.