Yes, we have done all of this before and yes, we wish there were more new features and graphics. But Call of Duty: Ghosts is still fun, regardless.

Once again, Nintendo completely re-defines platforming with the latest Mario installment. This is the game to buy a Wii U for and co-op will probably never be much more fun than this.

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

Old graphics, poor commentary and poor AI aside, this is sure to keep any WWE-fan entertained.

Finally seeing Rapture before it’s fall is true fan-service as well as the high point of this DLC. It is a tad short though, and some more new features would have lifted the whole experience further.

Guerilla is successful in mixing Halo with Half-Life, Prey and Deus Ex, but some frustrating moments and unoriginal multiplayer keep it from achieving true greatness.

Yet again Milestone delivers a mediocre racing experience.

Warface succeeds in keeping the player immersed and on his toes, and it does that for free. It doesn’t feel that unique though, and the co-op mode can’t hold its own against the death matches.

Much like a rollercoaster, Black Flag has its fair share of highs and lows. The naval exploring is one of the high points in the series so far while sneaking about the bushes and trees tends to get frustrating fast. It lacks in polish, harming the immersion, but if you can overlook this, chances are high that you’ll like the pirate life.

Battlefield is bigger, better, and most importantly more alive than ever.

As with any piece of good art, it is as much a game as a mirror; the beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. But what is The Stanley Parable, and what does it want to say? Not even the narrator could tell you that.

Albeit expensive, Skylanders Swap Force is a good game for kids, building well on its predecessor.

Even though it's worse than the predecessors in almost every possible way, Batman: Arkham Origins is still highly enjoyable. Which says a lot about how good the Arkham series has been so far.

There are loads of great fighting games out on the market right now. Girl Fight is not one of them, and if you desperately need to watch girls fight, there are probably better options for that as well.

Mix Castle Crashers with Golden Axe and just a hint of Final Fantasy and you’ll end up with Dragon’s Crown. Works better on PS Vita rather than the Playstation 3.

Lost World could have been a great Sonic game, but agitating cutscenes, an overly complicated control scheme and a really unclear general direction puts a stop to that. I have a hard time imagining this will satisfy anyone to a full extent.

There’s a time and place for everything. In this case, unfortunately, both of these aspects are off.

A horrible attempt at squeezing out some extra license money while ruining several childhoods in the process.

The major change is the aesthetics, but Nintendo has worked on so many minor adjustments and tweaks that Pokémon feels.. changed. In a good way.

The major change is the aesthetics, but Nintendo has worked on so many minor adjustments and tweaks that Pokémon feels.. changed. In a good way.

Extremely linear to the point where it sometimes feels like watching a movie rather than playing a game, but a good experience none the less.

A charming co-op friendly adventure for fans of games like Castle Crashers. Foul Play might not be a master piece, but is still worth your hard-earned money.

Natsume's farming simulator has never been better and spending time in this lovely world is almost as relaxing as visiting the country side in real life.

Some brilliant and charming ideas can't prevent this lovely tale from becoming stale really fast. More variation would have been needed.

Interesting story, graphics beyond comparison and an interesting mix between action and RPG. We weren’t expecting any less, and we’re not disappointed.

The best looking soccer game on the market right now also happens to offer the best experience on the pitch. Missing licenses and less than inspiring singleplayer-modes keeps it grounded though.

Everything’s there, just like last year. Hardcore fans will enjoy the revisited physics engine, but we were expecting some larger changes.

Monotonous enough to make a grown man cry.