Deep down, it’s a set of mini-games wrapped up in the Olympics thematic, but fails to prevail in one or the other aspect.

Fantasy Wars won’t please everyone, but it’s a fairly competent game that will interest every fan of the genre.

Prince Caspian is clearly aimed at the younger players, but even those demand a better game nowadays.

Superstars Tennis may as well be a dream for Sega fans, but hardly will win any converts.

If you're looking for an uncompromised shooter, to jump straight into the action old-school style, then The Club is something to try.

SimCity Creator joyfully bounces between the series reliable basics and an imperfect production. It's a good game hampered by seriously flawed controls.

Superstars Tennis may as well be a dream for Sega fans, but hardly will win any converts.

For those tempted to play a different kind of platformer, Dewy's Adventure may be very attractive. However, it may also become infuriating due to the peculiar playability.

Turok’s reinvention comes out with a positive balance. Those who are able to overlook the clichéd setting and the B movie side of things will enjoy an interesting and capable FPS, far from ground-breaking, but with some good moments.

Only recommended to those who are completely devoted to F.E.A.R. and who possess a great capability for enduring tedious moments.

We hope that Sega has already received enough feedback from players, and can embark on a new project, original, with good production values e lasting appeal. But, please, no Virtua Cop Return, ok?

Universe at War doesn't embody the best translation of a RTS to a console. However, if you're tempted to try some strategy, it could be something to check.

Commando 3 soon becomes repetitive, even though it's a short game.

This is a fun and accessible racing game, mostly suited for occasional play.

Technical problems are abundant, the character development is mostly irrelevant and the adventure is linear.

The game modes are not particularly intense, and the vehicles, although very detailed, fail to offer the feeling from the best of the series.

Turok's PC odyssey comes out damaged by some impossible to ignore flaws. Overlong loadings, bugs that may lead to crashes to the desktop and a technical field that is already behind some older PC games. The clichéd setting doesn't help either.

Visceral combat and fort assaults are the main attractions, although the story isn't exactly alluring.

Crash of the Titans is an interesting proposition for platform fans. As a new game in the series, its star loses a bit of shine and character, due to the emergence of titans.

Bee Movie Game tries to offer more than the usual copy of the movie setpieces. Challenges are varied, although somewhat limited. Still, it’s one of the best games for youngsters.

Still, NHL 08 manages to be an entertaining e adequate ice hockey game, and will remain as a valid choice for PC players who can’t afford the alternatives available in next-gen consoles.

Inventory restrictions, abundance of backtracking and run of the mill production values make things pretty average.

Sadly, IO Interactive wasn’t up to their standards in this production, and we can say that we stand before one of the biggest disappointments of the year.

Naruto has given us some fairly competent games; this isn't one of those.

The game modes are not particularly intense, and the vehicles, although very detailed, fail to offer the feeling from the best of the series.

TNA Impact is a nice first attempt that deserves to be exploited with some reservations.

Third game in the FIFA Street series, and EA is still looking for the best balance between playability and fun. It's enjoyable to play, but it can become tedious after a while.

NBA 08 goes straight to the point, providing new challenges and rewards, above all. However, we can hardly say it’s the deeper game of its genre, and that’s likely to push away fans of the sport.