Need for Speed has rebooted itself with a game that recovers its tuning-nocturnal past and mixes it with an open and social world, but it has lost some options and the AI cheats so much that it can be frustrating.

Evolution Studios expands DriveClub with a content that can be seen in two different ways: as a DLC, people who played the original may find it plain, but, as an independent game for new users, it has a lot to offer.

WWE fans will love this game, but some aspects such as wrestling mechanics and the general graphical appearance need to improve in the future.

Just Dance 2016 is the most complete edition of the dancing saga due to the optional extension of the choreography catalog with Just Dance Unlimited. However, new modes leave us with the sensation that it could have been better optimized.

3D Sonic 2 is one of the best 2D platformers from the 16-bit era, and this "SEGA 3D Classic" version offers the very same game with new additions like the "Ring Keeper Mode", making it a very enjoyable (and cheap) trip to the past of one of the most iconic characters in SEGA's history. And, indeed, to one of its best games.

Halo 5 Guardians has lost some good elements, like the split screen or the armor abilities on campaign mode but the perfect weapon balance, the excellent level design of the multiplayer maps and the Warzone mode are so good that nobody should care about those missing items. It has enough content to keep us playing for months.

Minecraft: The Story mode is a curious adventure, with touches of fun, that visually looks and feels like the original. It's perfect for kids and fans of Minecraft.

It keeps the essence of The Escapists but adapted to the world of The Walking Dead. Of course, sometimes The Escapists: The Walking Dead can give you a déjà vu sense and it doesn't beat the original.

It's not a groundbreaking game, but it's an iteration that better knows how to please the fans of the franchise. A good narrative and charming characters help us to uncover the mysteries of London in spite of the bugs we find here and there.

Guitar Hero Lives breaks with previous iterations in many ways, from the controller to the gameplay modes, and it succeeds in many ways. GH TV is probably the most refreshing feature, but at the very same time, one that the most hardcore fans probably won't enjoy because of its F2P rules (you can't repeat the very same song 100 times without playing others... or without going behind a paywall of microtransactions). Besides that, FreeStyle Games did a great job bringing new life to a genre that was already dead.

The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is a good game, has a sensational soundtrack, great puzzles, entertaining combat and cooperative gameplay that hooks everybody. However, it's also too simple, the difficulty is not well adjusted and it's far from being innovative.

The license of the World Rally Championship is a guarantee, but it is too obvious that Kylotonn Games is a rookie that hasn’t made it work properly.

JRPG lovers have in Tales of Zestiria a new challenge that comes loaded with a good story and effective development.

The Wii U GamePad fits very well, especially in Off-TV mode. Apart from that, it doesn't add many new features to the series, but it's still a worthy entry.

A good puzzle and adventure game that doesn't bring anything new, but it's plain fun.

Geralt´s new adventure adds more than 10 hours of new locations and great characters to The Witcher III Wild Hunt, although its story is not relevant to the main game.

A great platforming game, now on PS4 and PS Vita. Incredibility hard to master and absolutely fun to play, Super Meat Boy is really fun.

It's a beautiful looking game and has some bright ideas, but the pace and lackluster variety of the combat shrink the fun factor.

Platinum Games doesn't disappoint and delivers a wild action game that Transformers fans will love, even with the limitations.

It’s good to know that EA Sports doesn’t forget this historical franchise. NBA Live 16 has some promising fundamentals for the future, but it fails in many aspects: shooting system, AI, modes, animations… You can’t have a franchise under construction forever.

MGO3 is extremely fun and a solid bet for both those who just want to "shoot at things" and stealth-lovers. Only the lack of content keeps it away from being one of the greatest onlines games ever. We'll definitely keep an eye on future updates.

The same experience we had with previous iterations of the franchise, spiced with some minor innovations. It's a great way to have easy-to-pick fun with friends, but don´t expect a revolution in the musical genre.

DQH is much more than a new "Musou" game, a very enjoyable action game that also adds RPG and strategic elements (in a new way) to its formula. A lovely trip to the Dragon Quest universe that retains its humor, its music and some of the most memorable characters of the series to tell us a very classic story. But if you give it an opportunity, rest assured that you will fall in love with it, even if misses some opportunities, like multiplayer.

World of Warships is Wargaming’s newest Tactic MMO based upon World War II. It´s versatile and fun, but sometimes it feels too slow and we miss some graphic improvement, and of course, submarines.

Elite Dangerous for Xbox One is the ultimate spaceship simulator. Its huge changing universe and its PvP modes make Frontier's game a very interesting option if you love sci-fi.

Skylanders returns another year with one of its most complete adventure thanks to the new SuperChargers vehicles and the fantastic online racing mode.

Not a brilliant fighting game, although Saint Seiya fans will find many nice things in it.

Uncharted trilogy still feels like great adventure games, and looks amazing in 1080p, but we miss multiplayer and the Drake´s Fortune level design seems outdated compared with the other two games. Regardless, gameplay and storytelling are perfectly balanced.