A new version of the game that launched the last year, showing new weapons, new demons and Mitamas, as well as the chance to play on PS4. If you didn't play it then, now is the time.

The game base of the WWE by 2K Games offers a gameplay that continues the guidelines set by its predecessors, but it also lets us see the job well done by the company in this new installment.

One of the most interesting games of the Resident Evil series in this generation. The respect for the origins of the franchise is total, but that does not stop the game from innovating in the interactions. In addition, the atmosphere achieved seduces all lovers of terror, except for enemies who are not charismatic and spoil an overall finish that would have been outstanding. Their adaptation to consoles is remarkable, and the technical aspects are good, despite coming from Nintendo 3DS.

Probably the best One Piece game so far, it has all of Eiichiro Oda's work. It keeps the visual style of its predecessors and improves gameplay mechanics.

Castlevania Requiem: Symphony of the Night & Rondo of Blood is a simple package that remains small in front of the rich content that it keeps inside. Konami has shown little interest in providing something new to PlayStation 4 users, with the commercial potential of nostalgia being the main and only reason for the making of this collection.

Dying Light is a breath of fresh air in such an already well-known genre the games involved with the zombi universe. The mix of parkour and walking dead makes the offering a fancy result, with few technical issues.

This game walks away from Omega Force's usual musou games, with an intense action game. Its visuals are on par with the anime, something that will appeal fans of Attack on Titan.

Disney Infinity 2.0 gets an OK PS Vita port, although weighed down due to technical issues. Stage edition and creation is still there, although it lacks multiplayer options, something that will disappoint its target gamers.

An average game for MMO fans, although it has quite a few issues that need to be fixed. The biggest problem is that it tries to lure fans of other genres without showing them the basics. With that in mind, along with Tamriel Unlimited's average visuals, buying this game is something that has to be carefully considered.

Sherlock Holmes and John Watson land on next-gen platforms with graphical ups and downs, but with the deserved quality these renown characters have in the literary field.

Killzone: Shadow Fall is undoubtedly one of the best games that could be released alongside the PlayStation 4. Its varied play style, its addictive multiplayer and its graphic potential conform a spectacular and entertaining title able to display all the possibilities of the new console.

Visceral Games flees from great battlefields of the franchise to offer skirmishes where the infantry has the upper hand. Multiplayer is as tactical and enjoyable as ever, although we miss vehicles, even when we know they are not necessary in cops vs thieves scenario. The campaign is quite interesting, although it sometimes slows down a bit.

Battlefield V is endless contradiction, from its great, wonderful BSO to the lack of efficiency in its performance, pop in, and the beautiful places where we fight, and the bad ways EA has sold this product, this title ends being a lesson of how to not sell a videogame and how to make a great second world war game in 2018.

Baboon! is a Spanish game that shines because of its beautiful and ambitious visuals, and solid gameplay mechanics. Words like 'despair' and 'frustration' will come around in a game aiming for experienced players looking for a challenge for their PS Vita. In short: fun, Japanese culture nods, an homage to the classics... and difficulty squared.

It's time to dance again, and Just Dance 2016 turns the music on. Songs for everyone, in an iteration of the franchise that goes all out for the social aspects. The fact that you can use a smartphone instead of a camera is yet another success.

CyberConnect2 presents it's best interpretation of the Konoha ninja, with a downloadable content really good in terms of price-duration, offering several hours of fun at a low price.

Naruto shapes what could be his last game on PS3 with a significant installment that keeps the franchise's spectacularity and many new things, but with the lack of a story mode.

Since it's a direct conversion of the Playstation Vita game, the only thing that's really different or new it's the way you play. And still, it's not comfortable. If you put your hands on the game with your PS Vita, you probably won't be eager to play it again on PS4.

Titan Souls is a nice try, but it can't withstand the inevitable comparison with Shadow of the Colossus. Great mechanics, and some really beautiful moments that, however, cannot take some situations with the quality it deserves.

John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando doesn’t set out to revolutionize the genre, and that is precisely one of its greatest strengths. Rather than striving for unnecessary complexity, it focuses on delivering a straightforward, entertaining experience that stays true to its inspiration.

MotoGP 13 represents an advancement towards the ultimate motorcycling experience in consoles. It includes all the tracks, which have been recreated with attention to detail, and it's difficulty will challenge us from the very beginning. Although it has some shortcomings, such as some weak points in its playability, this game could be considered revolutionary.

Never Alone is one of those short, but enjoyable experiences. A recommendable game at the right price, since it's launch price is quite high due to the duration of the game, aiming the at least slightly environmental-concerned gamers who like folklore stories

Freedom Wars is a ray of light in PS Vita's catalogue thanks to its deep plot. A must for the handheld, but only for those who like Japanese games. Even so, it's a recommendable game for those looking to spend many hours in order to reduce that million year sentence.

This game doesn’t innovate much over its predecessors but it has an interesting component of creative and open action. Just Cause 3 is one of those sandboxes that, in the long term and when you have played many hours, is not fun, it's simple entertainment. Avalanche Studio gets one of the most agile, rapid and interactive open worlds, it’s a pure explosion of gameplay.

All you can ask for from a major expansion is in this Wild Run. Ivory Tower adds not only content, testing, tracks, cars, motorcycles, challenges ... to The Crew, this studio also listens to the demands of the community for a better global game. Ubisoft and they have good intentions and great future plans.

MotoGP 14 isn't bad at all. It will offer sport's fans many hours of fun, but at the same time, a hard time learning how to drive the vehicles in the most realistic modes. However, visual display weighs down what could have been a superb experience.

When Vikings Attack! can be the perfect opportunity to try out the cross-platform play features between PlayStation 3 and PS Vita, and for a budget price of 10€. It can be a fairly simple arcade game, but it is ideal for casual play and it will always leave you begging for more.

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