It has several negatives but without any doubt this collection is a good way to play again (or for the first time) the best titles of this brand. After ten years both the games are still in good shape!

Kid Icarus: Uprising is a great first birthday present for the 3DS; a game with a stunning amount of content, and a quality that shows clearly the great commitment of the Sakurai's Team. Only the tiring controls and some level design issues prevent the game from being a truly masterpiece.

The gravity element adds more flavor to the classic Angry Birds gameplay, giving you the chance to hit the pigs from different angles. The presence of some new birds is also welcome.

The second adventure of Ayumi is just a simply and stereotyped fantasy action game, with an interesting time feature and a combat system ruined by a bad camera and approximate controls.

The Sims 3: Showtime is worth its price. The SimPort feature and the other additions to the original gameplay make this expansion a nice way to get some more fun with the game released in 2009. On the other hand, it won't make you like The Sims 3, if you never liked it before.

Silent Hill falls under its hype. More a thriller than an horror experience it has a good plot with too many problems and glitches in the gameplay experience.

A new dogfight game that can be appreciated by arcade gamers but also by players who love simulation and realism. Many missions, the Hystorical Campaign and a good online multiplayer complete a game that everyone needs to try.

Despite some of its flaws, with the addition of trophies and updated graphics, Rayman 3 HD remains a good game some nine years after its original release.

Due to the new characters and items, Tobe & Friends is an amazing update of the original Hookshot Escape, and one of the best vertical scrolling platformers in the App Store.

Deep Black: Reloaded is Halo mixed with Gears of War. There's nothing new, but it's a good hardcore shooter.

An enjoyable Spin-Off with 4 players co-op campaign, lots of multiplayer modes and great fanservice. Graphics and AI could be better.

Dynasty Warriors Next introduces some minor changes using the touch controls, but the whole experience remains the same everyone knows.

What makes a great JRPG? A compelling story? Solid, turn-based fights? Chaos Rings II is got them all, and it's also packet with superb graphics and sounds.

Painkiller: Recurring Evil is nothing but some sort of "horde mode", with five levels and thousands of AI-lacking monsters to kill using the same old weapons, with the same old graphics.

YDS is a broken TPS, the zombie shooting is repetitive and boring and plagued by bad camera and controls that simply don't work. A lot of weapons, upgrades, sidequests and the usual minigames by the way, but in the end YDS is simply no fun.

On iOS, MotoHeroz presents itself as a smaller and lighter experience compared with the original on WiiWare, but it remains a fresh an enjoyable game that is hard to leave once started.

Reviving a classic wrestling game like WWF WrestleFest and putting it on the App Store in a brand-new edition is no doubt a wise choice, but you have to do it the right way. WWE WrestleFest is a mixed bag: it's still fun and durable, but the nostalgic fans will be disappointed.

Musou-style gameplay strikes again: the game could have been a much better adaptation of the beloved Japanese series, instead we are getting a bunch of long and repetitive skirmishes and excellent cutscenes. Fans will be pleased with the good amount of extra content, despite some technical nuisances.

Though not very original or innovative in terms of gameplay and level design, Shoot Many Robots is a solid shooter with a good amount of replay value due to the smart levelling, looting and customization systems.

Fall of the Samurai is a great stand alone expansion pack: there are no big gameplay innovations but loads of new content and the same amazing visual experience of Shogun 2.

Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen is actually the only game for PlayStation Vita that delivers a stealth action based gameplay, but it also suffers from several problems: cumbersome controls, repetitive missions and poor combat.

It's a fun little platform that offers cute graphics, solid gameplay and clever design, with the only drawback of being a little too easy.

Following the Nintendo Wii version, the Nintendo 3DS eShop publishes the funny minigolf game with Miis as lead characters.

A nice reboot from EA Sports, graphics is more realistic, but the fun remains the same. Gorgeous World Tour campaign and cutting edge online modes.

The new League of Evil is a nice lifting of the original game. Of course, a more interesting level design and new traps make this sequel nicely harder, but it's not enough for a title that is just a more of the same.

The most famous school of magic in LEGO style, finally on the new Sony portable console. It's really a win-win?

This ninth episode is – finally – innovative and original, with a strange but appreciated focus on the boss fights. Sadly the winner, now more than ever, is chosen by fortune. A new starting point, that has to be polished in the next chapters. On WiiU, possibly.

Lume delivers a unique experience, with great visuals and atmosphere, but very poor in content.