Quotation forthcoming.

Metal Slug XX is so much fun that you can forget its main issues. It's a short game, it has almost no new features and it lacks depth at every level. But it's sheer fun, with great replay value and one of the best coops out there.

Ghost Games is on the right track with Need for Speed: Payback, but there are still aspects to polish. However, the experience is fun overall.

Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden is an accessible and frantic Dragon Ball game, but isn't the definitive 2D experience. The ASW game is a too casual experience with low AI difficulty and irregular roster, with some important absences.

We are fed up with bad games for Kinect. Fable: The Journey is an excellent title that is managed well and it has good graphic design and art. But its mechanics are on rails and some precision failures make the game shallow. As a Fable game it's bad.

Interesting for the fans but nothing more than that. It's a shame to see how Naruto isn't going anywhere in the latest chapter that PSP users received in Europe, although it's an interesting pick for those who enjoy playing on multiplayer. If you're interested on the story, you better forget about it.

Gore, blood baths that are bigger than the ones we saw in the first Blade movie, constant sexual jokes and crude humour are some of the elements of Drakengard 3, the prequel that put us in the heels of a promiscuous, enrage, selfish and adorable Goddess that only want to kill her sisters and rule the world. Good combat system, great mechanics like the weapon change and a bloody entertaining game that lasts a minimum 25 to 30 hours, it's a shame that the game graphics look so outdated, the frames are like a rollercoaster and the camera is looking for trouble, because this new Drag on Dragoons could really be the best of the trilogy.

A combination of exploration and survival game with crafting elements. The story follows a robot’s crash landing on an unknown planet and his attempt to make contact with his native world. The title offers captivating visuals with vast environments. Unfortunately the game mechanics are too clunky, the narrative is almost empty and shallow and the game has severe pacing issues, becoming a tedious and repetitive experience in the end.

Playing a Senran Kagura game is like going to watch a Michael Bay movie or read a Playboy issue: We know exactly what we are going to see. But under all that ecchi fan-service of bouncing Double Ds schoolgirls and whippe cream using as an style of underwear, there's a musical rhythm game that can be entertaining if we don't ask for much, but that lasts for not-too-long due to its brief content.

This new game inspired in the Marvel universe is a title that lacks quality in every aspect. Only the fighting mechanics are great, as they are much better than any other aspect of the game. Captain America should have fared much, much better than this.

Game & Wario isn't frantic like Wario Ware and hasn't the same variety, either. This game remains hilarious in visuals, and has some good minigames with great use of Wii U controller. However, other minigames are boring and multiplayer is poor.

Chronicles isn't the wonder 3D that we expected, and everything was ruined by useless and unskippable texts, a bad camera, repetitive and simple gameplay, and the need for more development time. It is long but boring.

Rare reboots the colorful Kinect Sports with Rivals, proposing many game modes and six different sports. The new Kinect is well suited for it but not perfect and the included App KSR HUB is a really good complement for the social aspect of the game.

Wii Play Motion is another compilation of minigames than can demonstrate how the new Wiimote Plus works and it shows its ability putting it in the hands of four players. 12 mini-games, levels of difficulty and a perfect gift for a casual party.

Moon Diver is an "Old School" and the gameplay is based on the classic Strider, both created by Kouichi Yotsui. However it cannot even try to compete against its "father" in terms of variety or simple fun. A boring and almost impossible game for just one player, it turns more pleasant with up to four members of that awkard Ninja team in cooperative, but the lack of imagination in the design patterns, the repetitive enemies and the awful graphics are things we were not expecting. Definetely not the sequel we all are waiting for.

That cartoonish look, the powers, and the new insanities of his fights suits him, but the microtransactions, boring grind and poor gameplay spoil the experience. Only for WWE fans who play short games, separated in time and always in local coop.

Don't let its charming aspect fool you. Fortune Summoners is a game that can challenge the most experienced and skillfull players thanks to its hard but fair combat system, which requires the player to be mindful of how and when strike for maximum effect. It has some technical shortcomings, and can be really frustrating, but overall it's another small jewel brought to west flawlessly by Carpe Fulgur.

Devil May Cry 1 & 3 were great hack and slash games and they maintain it, but this HD collection doesn't add anything new compared to the previous collection for PS3 and 360. Great games in an unimpressive port.

Best on PC. Risen 2: Dark Waters is still rough and with some errors, down visually. Of course, a big world of pirates and action, it has depth and with surprises.

Created as a complement for Arkham Origins more than a unique game, Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate is an experience that really hit the point with its Metroidvania gameplay, although it has as much lights as shadows. Final Bosses are great in its conception, but the execution isn't good; Exploration is fun, but the constantly use of the Detective's Vision cut the flow of the experience. The truth is Blackgate may not be the Arkham we wanted to see in portables, but as a game is really entertaining. And kudos to the PC port, with its 60fps almost constant, something than home consoles cannot inexplicable presume about it.

Shaun White Snowboarding does not deliver what we expected it to. Frustrating gameplay, chaotic presentation, lack of game modes and several technical issues; snowboarding can do much better, and this is not the way to go.

This new game inspired in the Marvel universe is a title that lacks quality in every aspect. Only the fighting mechanics are great, as they are much better than any other aspect of the game. Captain America should have fared much, much better than this.

The follow-up to the latest Lara game uses the same engine, offers some brand new environments and storyline. But, overall, it lacks depth, it's far too short and quite expensive for what it offers. Good ideas, not so well developed.

Too simple, too linear and way too much QTE that adds nothing. An exceptional visual show for Xbox One, with really great graphics that are promising for the future, but we wish the core game was that good.

With a wonderful story and a great voice cast Black Mirror tries to provide a fresh and original take on the adventure genre. Unfortunately, a myriad of technical and artistic problems keep it far away from its objectives.

It is unfair to compare A Game of Dwarves with Dwarf Fortress... since it's not even trying to compete against it. This is a simplistic game that won't cause too many headaches, and it's perfect for relaxation. A Game of Dwarves is worth enjoying and its price is a perfect reason to justify the purchase.

Dead to Rights: Retribution completely focuses on action, with no concession to relax. Clearly, for those who seek waves of enemies to eliminate with a funny gameplay and great graphics. Fans of pure action and visual entertainment will enjoy the adventures of agent Jack Slate and his canine friend Shadow.

A risky, interesting, attractive bet for any player who is looking for something different ... but that fails with a too choosy mechanics, which makes it boring and frustrating.