Visuals aren’t the main attraction of the game, but the sound effects are great and the assortment of tracks and vehicle classes, as well as almost flawless playability, will keep the player engrossed for many hours.

Pure is one of the most appealing arcade games of the last years. It's uncompromising, full of energy and with high production values.

Complex yet intuitive, balanced but still extremely demanding, this is one of the biggest surprises of the year.

The well designed campaign is undeniably a good thing and the online format is solid as ever.

MotB is an obligatory expansion pack for fans of Neverwinter Nights 2, a solid and interesting follow-up.

The reinvention of Sega Rally hardly could have been better succeeded. It’s a genuine racing game, without any obvious flaws.

GRID is a driving game that won’t disappoint speed fans, especially those who follow Codemasters games.

Fable 2 may not be the unadulterated and hardcore RPG some players might be expecting, but it is a vast and fun game. There are some fantastic ideas, others that work as an extra, but overall it all adds up.

More than an ambitious title, it's a work of love by its creators, and it constantly shows. Even those not used to tactical RPGs may fall for the beautiful design and polished game mechanics.

The Last Guy is worthy of everybody's attention and especially of those who appreciate difficult, original and quality games.

Above all, more than a game, Rez HD is a sensorial experience through an electronic world.

Without being the most accessible shooter ever, Metal Gear Online is compelling, and perfectly able to grasp players for quite some time.

UT3 is an excellent addition to the Xbox 360 catalog, even though it lacks some features that were present in the PS3 version.

Here we have a rock-solid action game, well balanced, particularly on the multiplayer and online options. However, Ubisoft will need more enthusiasm on the next chapter, mainly a change of scenery.

Airborne is the good kind of war. The classicism of the series tempered with a compelling sense of freedom results in an interesting experience. However, some obvious flaws cannot be ignored.

The well designed campaign is undeniably a good thing and the online format is solid as ever.

Army of Two is a shooter with several qualities. It has a number of flaws, but the solid and well thought-out action more than makes up for it.

GRID is a driving game that won’t disappoint speed fans, especially those who follow Codemasters games.

Dark Conflict is a really interesting and fun game, for fans of turn-based strategy. It’s easy to get into, but becomes challenging as we advance throughout the 60 missions-plus.

Top Spin 3 may seem hard to master, and effectively it is. It demands patience and commitment, but rewards the player with excellent play.

Most likely the best football game on the handheld, it's like a miniature package of the other versions.

Zack & Wiki is a catchy and funny adventure, stuffed full of challenges...It’s not perfect, and can become quite frustrating. However, if there was a next-gen Myst, this is the way we would like to see it.

If you like to play online against other players, but without the hassle of learning team tactics, then Unreal Tournament III is one of your safest bets.

LostWinds is a remarkable game that absolutely deserves to be experienced.

Here we have a rock-solid action game, well balanced, particularly on the multiplayer and online options. However, Ubisoft will need more enthusiasm on the next chapter, mainly a change of scenery.

GRID is a driving game that won’t disappoint speed fans, especially those who follow Codemasters games.

Yakuza 2 is a superior follow-up. It corrects flaws from the previous game, lends an attentive ear to fans' criticisms, keeps us interested with a strong narrative and improves the fighting.

In the end, Age of Conan is a game filled with potential, but still requires quite some work.