Perfect for Quick Play. But without career mode GT seems a little pale.

Extraction is a new on-rail experience, different from any other shooter available on Wii.

Quick and funny as the PS3 episode, and even more "cool" because of the multiplayer option (extremely rare on PSP).

An unusual product: a little bit of God of War with some drops of Overlord and Pikmin. Still, this game is not brilliant, 'cause of the creepy graphics and the iterative gameplay.

The story is vague and the gameplay repetitious. Just for series' fans.

A portable version of the main franchise. Some issues with the control system but a great multiplayer.

Tales of Monkey Island: The Lair of the Leviathan is a great game, the best so far out of the five chapters divided in the saga. All small defects found in the predecessors have been filed at least partially if not eliminated. But the real point of reference is the excellent script, spiced by irreverent and entertaining dialogue and memorable characters. Good also is the longevity of each chapter standing on 4-5 hours. Recommended for everyone: old and new gamers.

Easy and quick, perfect for the multiplayer experience.

Despite its old-fashioned game mechanics, which include a good amount of grinding, Aion delivers a solid and entertaining MMO experience that truly shines as the players reach the engaging PvPvE aerial combats in the Abyss.

A nicely packed RTS game based on WW2, paying great details to hystorical events and reconstruction. A solid, easy to master, fast-paced and yet tactically deep gameplay does not though suffice to raise this title above the others, due to some technical flaws and the lack of variety in missions and troops at your command.

A tribute to the Katahashi series, with minor twists in the main formula.

ODST is a nice surprise. Leaving alone the extra-value added by a new game mode and 3 new maps for the multiplayer experience, the main campaign is involving, and remains one of the best stories of the franchise.

An original puzzle game hits Nintendo Wiiware service.

Switchball is a good puzzle game, following the lead of Marble Madness and Kula World.

Stranglehold with a "tarantinian" twist. Good for old gamers and hard boiled fans.

The "shift" in Need for Speed series is one of the most fascinating and exciting changes of this new EA racer.

An arcade racing with an incredible number of game modes.

Despite not yet perfect NHL 10 is the best hockey simulation ever made. This year EA Sports did not made a revolution but a little bit of tweaking, adding gameplay features that gave to the player a sense of realism never tried before.

Heroes Over Europe delivers a classic arcade dogfight experience.

A classic hack 'n' slash, with an RPG twist. Good for Marvel fans.

An exciting new path for the Puzzle Games.

The Shooter section is nice and funny, but the other minigames aren't that good.

The core gameplay is the same of Partners in time, but a bright plot, new features (as touch-screen based minigames) and the correlation between the three main characters add variety to the Rhythm/RPG mechanics.

The Beatles: Rock Band goes above a simple add on. With an interesting set of new options, an emotional story mode and, of course, the irresistible sound of Fab Four it's more than a game, it's a musical experience. In two words: a Must Buy!

Harmonix brought us an amazing game, able to celebrate one of the greatest groups in the history of music. A game for passionate players but above all for everyone so lucky to have seen the golden age of The Beatles. If you love music or if you simply love to perform taking a shower, you can't miss this game. Even if it's just a more of the same with a few new features.

Muramasa symbolize the rebirth of a genre, and defends the bideimensional culture with an intriguing gameplay.

A nice action/platform, developed for kids but quite funny even for old players who loved Crash Bandicoot and Spyro (long long time ago).

Three different options for simulations make Sturmovik suitable for hardcore and casual gamers, but the game doesn't defeat the congenital problems of the genre.