Firefall has a couple of good ideas. It’s a good FPS with fun moments, but the missions are repetitive and boring, the PVP isn’t very good, and the game lacks content.

After almost five years of work, Crocodile Entertainment finally launches its debut on PSN. Visually stunning, playable and challenging, Zack Zero is quite an homage to all platfomers from the third and fourth gen with a high level of difficulty, enhanced with a Jump mechanic not always well-implemented. An HD retro-vintage platforming jewel.

An interesting title which has some good points on its playability over the combat system and game flow but simple in every other aspect.

I and me is a nice puzzle game for the whole family. Simple, nice to see and with good music. Unfortunately it is very easy and can get boring.

Crackdown 3 is the result of a difficult development and it shows. Few aspects shine in a set that seems from another generation.

Blood Bowl 3 is a step back from the second installment of the series in terms of content, and it seems like an early access release full of glitches and omissions. We love its gameplay and the possibilities of its proposition, but we think it still has a long way to go to reach its potential.

One of the most important works of Peter Molyneux is finally on its way to Nintendo DS with a very concrete offer: a classic RTS adventure with the original engine system and with nothing new except for being the first time in years that this franchise takes its place on the market.

Curse of the Sea Rats is very beautiful on its artistic aspect, yet it drowns on its artificial difficulty and clunky gameplay.

Quotation forthcoming.

Beautiful and interesting ARPG following the steps of Diablo and Path of Exile, but severely lacking in general polish.

If given time we`re pretty sure that all the issues will be fixed, and after a few months Cliffs of Dover will be a master piece, but right now it falls short on some fronts. Stutters and low frame rates being the main problems.

Metal Gear Survive has good control and a fun crafting system. However, the game is repetitive and the saving system is a harmful (food/drink as well).

Karateka is a good remake HD with improved graphics and OST, but the same gameplay mechanics. Simple and fun, but too repetitive and easy to complete.

There is potential here, some moments that show the capability of Vita to present a really good FPS experience, but those moments are undermined by important graphical glicthes, poor AI, bland story and and a too short campaign with basic multiplayer.

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is not a bad game at all. On an audiovisual level it is impressive, the movement system is a delight and as an action game it is very complete. But perhaps the most important thing is that, at the end of the day, Suicide Squad is fun.

The point of this game is to keep a good community of players and servers well filled. Unfortunately it lacks quality to get and keep that community.

Not a very good game either for kids or hardcore Pokémon fans. The problem is in the core of the mechanic, extremely simple -even more than its predecessors-, that makes the game boring to play. It's not a complete disaster, but we expect much more from a game with "Pokémon" on the title, even if it is -like this one- just a spin-off.

Although the gameplay has changed, Inazuma Eleven Strikers is still a brilliant game, now it's more attractive on Wii. Football matches are fast and agile, with all the techniques and the show to four players on the same screen.

InMomentum has fun and stellar gameplay, with excellent presentation and an attractive sci-fi setting. Just some glitches slown down the experience; a nice challenge for solo and multi-player gamers.

Dark Void has a generic and tedious part with the third person shooter levels but it is almost as solid in the other part: the jetpack areas. Poor use of the Unreal Engine 3, last generation visuals and the deficient AI unfortunately hurt this new project.

Better with friends. That must be the motto Warren Spector and his team have used to conceive Epic Mickey 2, a new adventure that takes the original and supplies it with a cooperative mechanic that expand the same basic gameplay with two characters on-screen all the time. Visually an exercise of Nostalgia mixed with Steampunk elements, fully (very well) voiced this time, and with plenty of 2D-3D levels and sidequest missions, Epic Mickey 2 fails with the Oswald's AI and again the camera, and a story that is really longer but sometimes insubstantial in missions and narrative.

100 varied mini-games, visual improvements and the inclusion of a single player campaign. Unfortunately, the absence of the classic boards of the saga and the almost non-existent replayability in the single-player mode undermine the overall experience.

Saint Seiya: Soldier's Soul has interesting new content and it's full of unlockable stuff, but still is too simple a gameplay experience. Only for strong Seiya fans.

What was going to be the dream of many fans of the saga ends up being a total disappointment. Only Campaign Mode is saved.

The Nintendo 3DS version of F1 2011 delivers a good game for fans of the competition. It has some aspects that need to be polished, but overall is a good experience and a great way of enjoying F1 on a handheld system.

The graphical improvement has not been enough to hide a game that still presents the same problems as eleven years ago.

NBA Live 16 has too many problems in terms of gameplay. Improves on its predecessor, but is not enough to compete against the 2K series.

Arguably a breath of fresh air to the franchise, this new installment achieves what the last entries didn't, but is not good enough to get a remarkable score. Perfect to a handheld point of view, just ok to a deep fan of the series.