Yakuza 4 is not just a simple more of the same. Between its huge lines of subtitles there are some new features that definitely work. The four characters are a great gift for the story telling, and also to the combat system, different from character to character, succeeds to revamp old but working mechanics. Beside that is the same Yakuza of the past years.

Despite a good premise, The Blocks Cometh doesn't engage its audience. To be clear, it's not a bad game, and the graphics are pretty nice, likewise the good chiptune music. But unfortunately the contents are poor and the lack of variety is clear. Besides few unlockable characters and some achievements, the player doesn't have many reasons to keep the game on his iPhone for long.

Cheerful, charismatic and mesmerizing, Tiny Wings is really fun to look at and play with: it perfectly fits for quick plays but it requires some practice to master jumps and slides. Visually it's simply beautiful, with procedurally generated islands and wonderful sound effects. Tiny Wings is a little, colourful and unpretentious game, but like many other tiny iPhone games it can touch the heart of the player.

Trigonon: Episode One revamps a gameplay very familiar to iPhone users, thanks to fresh mechanics, an unusual setting and an awesome presentation. The later levels of the game can offer some mindbreaking puzzles and occasionally it can be a little frustrating. Actually, there is a lot of replayability as you go back and try to end puzzles as fast as possible.

Fight Night Champion delivers an excellent boxing experience, with a lot of moves you can perform by simply touching the screen, twenty champions to choose from and a deep, solid gameplay. The game lacks an online multiplayer mode, however, and the controls sometime don't work as they should do.

Buddy Rush is a new kind of Social Game, a 60 levels RPG with facebook integration full of strategy and tactics; if you are looking for something like that, this is a good choice.

Hot Springs Story brings an extremely deep experience through a simple and intuitive interface, ideal for novices. Obviously the game can soon become repetitive and predicatble, while the setting could not attract many western users, but there are a lot of improvements from Game Dev Story, like the ability to zoom in/out or play in landscape mode.

While on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 the 2K Sports series became over the years a landmark for tennis fans, the Wii version embarked on an opposite course. On the Nintendo console, Top Spin 4 comes with some disappointing "gestural" controls, ugly graphics, a small number of modes and no online multiplayer.

With more than 130 levels and a good number of achievements to unlock, Shift 2 is the perfect sequel for the original puzzle game released in 2009. If you liked it, you'll love this one.

The long and diverse single player campaign is only faulted by a too simple IA, but the technical achievements Crytek was able to get will probably make up for it for most of the gamers. Add to all of this, the complex and satisfactory multiplayer and what you'll get is one of the best FPS around, both on consoles and PC.

Bruce Lee Dragon Warrior is a pretty good fighting game, with lots of characters, stages and moves. The graphics are really well done, smooth and rich in detail. Unfortunately, the game has cumbersome touch controls, so the overall experience tends to be a little too "strategic", slow paced rather than fast.

Shrek: Forever After - The Game looks like a Crash Bandicoot clone, which is not a bad thing: the green ogre jumps, turns on itself, breaks crates and fights enemies through a series of very colorful stages. The basic gameplay is also accompanied by a series of alternative sections that involve the accelerometer and enrich a control system otherwise based solely on the touch screen. Unfortunately, the virtual d-pad is really unresponsive and makes the overall experience frustrating and cumbersome.

Did we really need Fight Night Champion? The answer is a mighty "Yes". EA got a better control scheme and achieved true techical excellence.

Almost nothing works in Knights Contract and it's strange since Game Republic have a name for interesting and well crafted games. It's too hard and not accessible enough.

Breach is an average FPS, carboncopying tens of previously released games without adding nothing personal or new. FPS fans may want to give it a try.

Dreamcast Collection is a fun way to think about past times. The only drawback is that these are not the best games in Sega's portfolio and that not all of them aged really well.

Beyond good & Evil is far from being a true masterpiece in gaming history, but it's still a really good game that, back then, deserved way more commercial success that it actually got.

This DLC is too short and doesn't succeed in capturing Dead Space 2 true shiny moments. Real hardcore fan of the serie may want to give it a try.

Stoked is a true and pure Snowboard simulation. The ones looking for fast rides and spectacular tricks should think if they can face such a hard approach to the genre.

The best tennis simulation around has got better graphics and is finally accessible to anyone. It's still meant for true tennis fanatics.

Too easy and too short...but sparkling dialogues and a brilliant interpretation will move every Back to the Future fan.

Surely, strategists will appreciate this brand new and polished expansion!

A great narration job is partly betrayed by terrible animation and a sketchy finale.

Learning to play may take too long, but sea-battles are really exciting and the setting is more than catching.

Despite the dated formula of this title, Dungeon Fighter Online stands out thanks to its excellent two-dimensional graphics and its rich and distinguishing gameplay.

A shaky balance between fluid graphics and a gameplay not so convincible with too much leak.

A myriad of bugs is not capable of breaking the spell of Magicka's incredibly magical system.

Really intriguing gameplay, if the player involves himself he maybe forget the poor technical side.