Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin is the perfect option for someone who's never played Dark Souls 2, or at least the 3 DLC's, but if you have already played it, the graphic improvements are not enough to make you play it again on the new consoles.

Afordable Space Adventures is one of the best Wii U showcases. It uses the Wii U Gamepad as no other game has done before and it offers a bunch of intelligent puzzles and situations that will force you to think (and use all the spacecraft abilities) before act. It also offers a great atmosphere, light effects and a very, very enjoyable local multiplayer.

This chapter three gets us feel more identified with the Forrester, has more action and betrayals, the best chapter of the Game Of Thrones Telltale Series.

Milestone has done it again: a game with a great control, but weak in a lot of aspects, such as the number of tracks or the huge loading times. It is far away from the heading positions of the racing genre. However, bike lovers will find in Ride a good game for feeding their passion.

Bloodborne tests your patience, your frustration and even your sanity while you play it, but it gives you so many things in exchange that it's always a pleasant experience. Add some of the best art direction and level design that you have ever seen and you've got the first must-need exclusive for PS4.

One of the greatest JRPGs you will ever play, in a decent portable edition. Visually, it's not as good as on the Wii, but it gets close. If you didn't play it on the Wii, you can't miss it.

'Out of Time' is slighty better than 'Chrysalis', which means it's a great experience you don't want to miss if you enjoyed the first one.

As a Monster Hunter clone, Toukiden Kiwami is a streamlined game, focused in combat more than inventory management. It's a fun game to play that offers more content than the original and some nice additions like cross-save and cross-play, but in the end, it lacks the rewarding system and depth that made Monster Hunter the king of the genre. But if you don't have the time or patience for Monster Hunter, you'll love it.

As its own name suggests, this is a handsome collection, since it includes two great games for the price of one. There are very few remasters that can look at it face to face without feeling ashamed.

A good stealth game with a mix between 2D and 3D Gameplay. Its arts are lovely, but is far too short and has a lack of depth.

Donkey Kong Tipping Stars is a great game for beginners but it has low difficulty for hardcore players. It may be short, but its Bonus Levels and the Editor Mode can give a lot of funny moments. Anyway, it's not a revolutionary game.

The blu-ray version of Resident Evil Revelations 2 includes all the episodes and the key DLC. It doesn't add too much content to the digital season pass, but if you're looking for the most complete edition, this is it. A fun and enjoyable game that is far from being the best Resident Evil, but at least it's one of the most fun among the recent entries.

A very special horror game that will leave something inside you after you play it. The attractive visuals, intelligent use of light and morbid story behind it are its greatest assets.

Oreshika: Tainted Bloodlines is an original turn-based J-RPG with a very special graphics inspired in the traditional Japanese art. A dungeon crawler that tries to be different from any other.. and succeeds.

This new entry lives up to our expectations, takes one step further from what we saw on the first GO and introduces very nice new features. We still don't have online matches, though.

This new entry lives up to our expectations, takes one step further from what we saw on the first GO and introduces very nice new features. We still don't have online matches, though.

The final chapter in the first digital episodic Resident Evil just follows the known formula seen in the previous ones and keeps repeating its best moments till the end. It doesn't add new gameplay elements and, what is worst, it's unable to beat the great sensations left by the 3rd episode. At least, the story is tied up well (with two different endings) and, still, it offers great fun and has high replay value.

Battlefield Hardline is a very good shooter, although it doesn't have any big innovations compared to Battlefield 4. The campaign shows a great balance between stealth and action, and the multiplayer is very deep, but it is more of the same.

If you enjoy playing with friends and family and having some laughs, Mario Party 10 is one of the best options on the Wii U.

It's been a while since fans of Square Enix have gone back to the old school with the Final Fantasy franchise. It's not that Type-0 HD is an RPG master-class but to be sure that it brings back some of the lost magic of the Final Fantasy series. Despite it having combat on real time, Type-0 HD is more Final Fantasy than any of the Fabula Nova Crystallis series.

It's basically the same formula of its predecessor, but improved with new tricks, a better level design and a fairer difficulty system. It's just fun.

It focuses more on puzzles and atmosphere, which creates a more convincing survival horror experience. If only it lasted a little longer.

Technically disappointing, we expected more from this new Sid Meier title, but is fun, with a classic hex strategic gameplay.

Hotline Miami 2 is "more of the same", a sequel that offers the very same elements from the original: violence, non-stop action, a high level of difficulty, a compelling storyline, polished pixel art and an unforgettable soundtrack. Based on these foundations, Wrong Number adds very little (new situations, new enemies...) but it doesn't need anything else. It is as fun and addictive as hell. If you loved the first one, you won't be disappointed.

If you like the concept, this Atelier entry will keep you satisfied.

Resident Evil Revelations 2's third episode recovers some of the most memorable moments of the series (rooms filled with traps, final bosses, time limited escapes...) and puts them together in a rollercoaster ride that leaves 3-4 gameplay hours. No sign of puzzles or survival elements, but still, a fun ride that adds more missions for the enjoyable Raid mode, and more collectibles and secrets that make it very replayable. It's the best episode the game had offered so far, as simple as that.

Dante loves his new emo look so much that he wants to repeat his adventure and see himself on 1080p and 60fps with DmC Definitive Edition, one of the few remasters that you will actually want to play again on your new console.

Far Cry 4 says goodbye with a great DLC, and although it doesn't achieve the level of Blood Dragon, it offers fun times hunting the yetis.