One of the best action games for Nintendo Wii. Hilarious, entertaining and funny to play.

A classic approach to the Online FPS genre with the blessing (?) of 256 people connected to the server. Massive, but not so incisive.

A nice chance to try a solid Puzzle Game that finally leaves Japan shores thanks to DsiWare service.

An canonic third person shooter, without any specificity.

Silent Hill gives its best in this disturbing and psychological adventure. Even on Psp the reboot is great.

Being a Metroid clone, Dark Void Zero is quite perfect for the digital delivery and is seriously recommended for those who haven't forget the thrill of the 80's arcade.

Chrono Twins is an interesting platform with a brilliant level design.

Army Of Two: The 40th Day is a must have not only for the fans of the series, who will find all the features that they deserve. The new adopters will also have fun thanks to an improved AI and a great design of game locations.

Eurocom fails even on the snow.

There are few aspects of the game that really intrigue the player (the soundtrack, for example), while the embarrassing battle system and a dull story make Sands of Destruction inexorably sink.

Aqua Panic could have been a decent puzzle game, but it's too simple, and clearly addressed to casual gamers.

Maybe not a masterpiece, but one of the most thrilling and rewarding experience of the last years. A classic adventure with a glimpse of the great 128 bit action games, and an overwhelming set of environmental puzzles.

The sexiest virtual lady in the videogame industry is no longer Lara Croft. Bayonetta is a well packed game that mixes a beautiful, semi-naked, woman, tons of crazy action and a stunning artistic and graphic package. Platinum Games gave life at the greatest "pure" action game in this generation.

An instant classic, that mixes puzzle bubble with Arkanoid.

Castlevania Rebirth is a must-have for all who're searching for some old-style action. It could have been better, suffering from extremely classic gameplay, but it succeeds in delivering a solid and rewarding fun.

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers is, in some way, a good game. It has an interesting story and characters. Unfortunately the poor gameplay mechanics and the absolutely absence of challenge turns this Final Fantasy in a mediocre product.

The Void is a strange emotional experiment, with a complex gameplay.

The Saboteur, despite technical and gameplay issues, is a funny game that will carry the player in a wonderful version of occupied Paris, in the shoes of a rude Irishman in search of brutal revenge.

Silent Hill gives its best in this disturbing and psychological adventure.

Colin McRae returns dirtier than ever in this brand new X-Games sponsored title, which will grant hours of perfectly balanced and visually astonishing arcade racing gameplay.

Pity. This is the first word that we will come to mind just starts to scroll the credits. Pity about the excellent progress that the series had taken and the original ideas that the guys at Telltale had pulled out of the hat. Perhaps the end is not that healthy dose of courage and "madness" to overturn the cliches of the series. To sum up all the entire chapter but we can not but be more than satisfied. Stay with us waiting for a second season.

Nintendo delivers a new epic adventure, and even if the train sections are quite boring, puzzles and dungeon design greatly entertain the player.

Twin Sector is a game or you love or hate, there is no middle way. But if we are part of the first category, the satisfaction of having solved a puzzle and the obsessive desire to move forward are sufficient incentives to shut one eye on the various flaws that are hidden in the game.

Quotation forthcoming.

One of the worst Shooters of the year. A decadent Rambo fights against evil Russians in one of the most terrible gaming experiences.

A redundant action game, saved form hell by the wide locations and the multiplayer options. Surely, not a great tie-in.

No news on the arcade-racing front: same hybrid driving system, same game modes. Anyway, the formula is still fun, even if a little old, especially because of the multiplayer.

An intelligent porting, for an old-style survival horror. Forget the creepy third person shooter sections of the fifth chapter and meet (again) a more pleasant adventure game.

Portable version inherits many issues of the "bigger" version, but Tekken finds a new "raison d'etre" in its portability.

The third episode in the series is not bright as the previous releases.

Armored Princess is one of the hidden gems that you can sometimes find in the low budget catalogs. The perfect mix between an RPG and an RTS, is a rare example of terrific game design.

Assassin's Creed 2 is miles away form the first chapter. It's a whole new game, different in many aspects. The main quest is involving and nice to play, and the number of side mission and extra activities is impressive (and all of them are fun to play). The setting is peculiar and unique, and the panoramic views are sharp and, somehow, magic.

Assassin's Creed 2 is miles away form the first chapter. It's a whole new game, different in many aspects. The main quest is involving and nice to play, and the number of side mission and extra activities is impressive (and all of them are fun to play). The setting is peculiar and unique, and the panoramic views are sharp and, somehow, magic.

An old style On-Rail Shooter, with a nice direction a good replay value.

Despite some technical issues, L4D2 is a great sequel. Same gameplay formula with a new setting and many entertaining game modes.

Iterative production does not represent a shiny example of game developing.

You can buy it to your little child, and try it for a couple of hours, but the gaming experience will not entertain you for long. The dark side of tie-in acquires a new disciple.

One of the worst gaming experience ever created. Track list is poor and the movement relevation is very imprecise.

Even if characters and events are charming and thrilling, gameplay mechanics are dull and a bit flat.

Even if Naruto Shippuden: Clash Of Ninja Revolution 3 is really similar to the previous chapter (enough to discourage a lot of players), is still one of the best Beat'em up on the wii.

A perfect "portable interpretation" of the Ps3 Game. Level design is still triumphant and overwhelming, while the editor, in this PSP version, is a nice addition.

A nice collection for all Action lovers. Kratos still rocks, a few years after the original releases.

Digidrive returns on Nintendo Ds, with a touch based screen control scheme that seems perfect.

It's a pity that graphics and sound have so many issues, because the main gameplay is not that bad.

Pokemon Rumble is definitely not a title with a strong appeal. Banal background that leads inexorably to a repetitive gameplay, combined with the simplification or the absence of some key aspects of this genre of games, such as the growth of the Pokemon, makes Pokemon Rumble a disappointing WiiWare.

Probably, the best 2D platform released recently.

Intriguing and deep, this Action RPG is a perfect tribute to the original Phantasy Star. Visual Chat and multiplayer options make it a damn good online game.

Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is must buy game. Infinity Ward, despite innovating the game, had listened to the players, taking the best features of the prequel and adding something new.

The PC version of Modern Warfare 2 must shack up with the absence of dedicated servers and a technical engine that doesn't perform very well.

The arcade gameplay is perfect for a portable soccer experience, but some issues with graphic and sound ruins the global experience.

Raging Blast is too simple to entertain beat'em up lovers, and even if the cell shading is excellent, the game is repetitious and dull.

The formula is the same of past year, with all the "pros and cons" preserved.

Call Of Duty: Reflex Edition, despite being equal to Modern Warfare (except for graphics) is a really good game, especially for the multiplayer component and a few new innovations.

Bomberman Blitz is the Bomberman we all know: a good number of arenas, many options and the ability to play the bomber on two screens will cheer the fans of Bomberman. Pity, however, that a title that points on the multiplayer - since the mere presence of the battle mode - has some limitations with the absence of a local mode with a single copy of the game, or the limited complexity of the online mode.

Some interesting brand news features refresh this standard FPS.

Dragon Age: Origins, even without being perfect and even without stunning graphics, is a great game. A lot of quests and sub-quests, deep, well-balanced gameplay and a great interaction scheme, build up a valuable production. BioWare gave fans all that they needed: the spiritual sequel of Baldur's Gate.

The return of an explosive duo delivers a thrilling platform experience. Unfortunately, aerial sections are repetitious and some camera issues spoils the fun.

Lego Rock Band has some nice ideas, but a bad tracklist.

Even not beautiful as FIFA, PES 2010 is a good improvement in the series, a nice tribute to fans.

Old in the soul, Battlefront Series needs a complete revolution to entertain the video gamers of this new generation.

Ubisoft fails to deliver a solid alternative option to GTA.

Dragon Age: Origins is one of the best RPGs seen in the Next Generation lineup with fantastic backgrounds, multiple storylines and a solid background. Some graphical issues and a different battle system than PC version are the minor problems of a gorgeous title.

Guitar Hero with a pop twist. Easy to play, suitable for party play.

Football Manager 2010 is an excellent game, deep and realistic as ever, with some improvement that makes the Sports Interactive title a must buy for all the fans, and set a new standard in the manager mod gameplay.

A nice kid game, and an unusual tie-in.

Half platform, half racing game, with a bit of BWAAAAAAH!

An interesting Lemming and Mini Mario clone.

Fifa Manger 10 is a good game with a lot of stuff and hours of fun. You have the total freedom to decide to be coach, manager or president, or event every one of them at the same time. In the end the game has a solid multiplayer that can give a long lasting life during the year.

Tales of Monkey Island Ep. 4: The Trial and Execution of Guybrush Threepwood as already mentioned under review is the best chapter in the series for both the technical part that for the dialogue, with the exception of the riddles here bound to a marginal and secondary. Recommended to all those who have already played the previous chapters and is recommended for new share from the first episode not to miss one of the best adventures of recent years.

Old graphics and inadequate plot made Puritas Cordis not so good for adventure players. However, it's been a long time since we played a game with such a good puzzle-solving section. If you love puzzle and logic games this title may be a good choice for you.

No doubts about the fact that The Ballad of Gay Tony is the best DLC ever created.

Midnight Carnival is a quite interesting sequel in the LocoRoco series, with new gameplay elements that improve the game rhythm and variety.

Campaign mode is really boring, and new characters aren't very appealing. So, it remains another standard Tekken episode.

The Turntable is a great peripheral, and DjHero is a new and fresh rhythm game, intelligent and funny. It's a pity for the lack of an interesting career mode.

Probably the best driving simulation ever created on a console.

Nice sequel for the Ratchet & Clank Series. Free roaming elements and puzzle solving sessions upgrade the main formula and results in a nice twist to the original structure.

Same old story: linear, ugly to see, easy to solve.

Dull and repetitious, Fairytale Fights is one of the worst products of this generation. Stupid Control System, iterative gameplay, creepy graphics are the main issues with the game.

Torchlight is good hack and slash game, a very nice Diablo, WoW and Fate mix with a solid gameplay. A must buy for all the dungeon crawler fans and all the peoples who are waiting the next Blizzard masterpiece, Diablo 3.

You need an extra dose of Painkillers, to play Resurrection without headache.

The selection is questionable, many minigames are really too simple and boring. The "classics" are nice to play, but AI doesn't seems too competent.

Quotation forthcoming.

Far away from ps3 and 360 excellence, PC version is dull less interesting.

Old fashioned RPG, with many elements similar to Skyes of Arcadia and Wild Arms.

Card Game meets RTS, in an unusual but thrilling game experience.

Borderlands, in this generation, is one of the few titles that dares with courage, exploring new styles of gaming without the constriction of its genre. The game owes its success to the articulated gameplay that sums GTA, Halo and WoW mechanics in a single pot. Gearbox's production shows its muscles in particular in the co-op multiplayer mode, which is the top experience in the game.

By putting away the lessons of the creepy second chapter, Tropico returns to its origin, and entertain the player with deep strategy and a hilarious social parody.

The game is a nice action/adventure, with an interesting combat system. But when it comes to the beat'em up section, it lacks depth and the fun disappears.

THQ wrestling series is a little bit tired. This new chapter does not add any interesting feature to the standard formula.

Quotation forthcoming.

Nice look and few interesting ideas, but the hellhound penalties system ruins the whole experience.

A perfect porting of one of the greatest portable games of this year.

The setting is nice, but the minigames silly and useless.

A decent tie-in, various enough to entertain Bakugan's little fans.

The experience of the first LostWinds has been left unaffected, with a perfect balance between gameplay, graphics and sound. The sequel is even better: it may lack the original sense of wonder, but anyway it delivers a fun and rewarding experience, as it requires both mental effort and a good eye to pad coordination. This with a technical compartment which stands tall, due to the magnificent design and a enchanting melodies. Frontier has delivered another gem, the best WiiWare title and one of the better for the Wii.

The adventure in the world of Machinarium is an exciting discovery of beautifully designed details and strange machines, which will entangle the player in an alien world made of weird laws, defining a new way for the point and click genre.

A thrilling tribute to Metal. A shiny example of original gameplay, a nice multiplayer experience and an "explosive" plot.

A thrilling adventure, with a perfect plot and a fascinating setting. Multiplayer mode is various and entertaining.