Ico and Shadow of the Colossus Collection is a prime example that games can be art and also that less actually is more. Just do yourself a favor and get this collection.

More fighters, better online support, more features and an even more fine tuned fighting system. We even get the comeback of Makoto from Street Fighter 3: Third Strike. Yes, Super Street Fighter IV really is the definitive version of Street Fighter IV, but it still feels somewhat like an expansion rather than a full game.

The awesome difficulty is still one of the major selling points for Dark Souls 2, and the adventure both bigger and better this time around. If you liked the previous games - you'll love this. And if you didn't - you won't like this either.

Great new features to the sequel to one of the best games ever. Playtime with Sackboy is something we never want to see the end of.

The best music game ever. Harmonix have outdone themselves with new instruments and an insane Pro Mode that will keep us playing for months, perhaps even years to come.

Beautiful destruction.

Gameloft provides both ease of access as well as depth, free from greed. Hands down one of the best racing experiences you can get on your phone.

The best music game ever. Harmonix have outdone themselves with new instruments and an insane Pro Mode that will keep us playing for months, perhaps even years to come.

Lots of content and impressing graphics makes us stay at the course for hours and hours.

Halo: Reach is the final and definitive Halo game with more content and entertainment than any Halo fan ever could ask for.

Forza 4 is our new racing favourite. Apart from some minor A.I. issues, it's almost perfect.

A cheesy story aside, this is third-person action at its best. The multiplayer should have us chainsawing ourselves happy until 2014 and the campaign is full of all kinds of settings and monsters.

A successful mix between old and new makes this one of the most interesting Zelda-titles in years.

Blizzard has captures us in front of our desktop fantasy world once again.

Deeper, better and improved in every possible way. This years edition is the pinnacle of the FIFA franchise so far.

Quotation forthcoming.

Zelda: Wind Waker doesn't feel entirely fresh anymore and the cell shading isn't as stunning as it was ten years ago. Still, this is a true masterpiece that truly demonstrates that Nintendo is more creative than any other developer and also is mandatory in all Wii U collections.

This summer goes in black and white. Limbo is an eerie, beautiful and challenging game that everybody should play.

This brilliant 2D stealth game is filled with clever puzzles, excellent controls, cool gadgets and ninjas. This is not to be missed by anyone.

Even though it lacks polish, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood is every bit as entertaining as it's prequels. It's still good fun to stand on the top of ancient buildings, just seing the everyday life pass on the streets below and strike the opponents when they least expect it.

A superb platformer that makes us both cry and laugh with its ruthlessness.

Dead Space 2 is near perfect with its horror trickery and great action.

Nostalgia and new features come together in a lovely platform game that will put a smile on your face.

Despite some camera issues, the remade XCOM: Enemy Unknown is every bit as good as the original and a faithful version that will be played for a long time.

A strategic adrenaline rush, but the graphics are dated and the learning curve is steep.

Guild Wars 2 offers a glimpse of the future for online RPG. It really feels like something new, it's also really exciting and good fun.

Sure, the first game is nowhere to be found and small pieces are cut from the game. But this is still a great collection though and shows that Kojimas classics stand the test of time.

Just like last year, FIFA 13 is an excellent game, but EA really hasn't added many new things and the AI is still somewhat lacking.