GTA IV is a game not to be missed, an experience that must be lived by everyone who claims to be a videogame player, and that once again ups the ante for the next chapter.

A game that reaches for the stars and can touch the stars, with flawless execution at every level, could only be considered something: perfect. This is the stuff videogames are made!

BioShock has everything that "Doom 3" wanted to offer and keeps all the essence and horror elements of the classic "System Shock 2."

A collection of very diverse games, including one interesting multiplayer, a fabulous puzzle game, and, of course, one of the most interesting stories in videogames.

LittleBigPlanet is a rarity, able to conquer even the bitterest of players. Its identity is one of a kind, it plays in familiar but exquisite ways and the creation tool is a never-ending discovery of possibilities. It's only a platformer, sure, but it's everything we should expect from one.

BioShock PS3 stood the test of time and maintains all the qualities that made the previous versions a classic. Not to be missed by anyone.

Call of Duty 4 is a game not to be missed. Intense, wonderfully designed and with one of the best online multiplayer, it’s a real contender to the best game of the year award.

An interesting campaign, spectacular if played in cooperative, a consistent multiplayer format with a great sense of community, but let down by some bugs and ambiguous design decisions.

Metal Gear Solid 4 is a game that needs to be experienced, not necessarily something that can be expressed by words.

More than a simple fighting game, it's fun to play and boasts high production values, capable of pleasing a vast audience of gamers.

Don't be fooled by Braid's retro look. This game is simple in execution, but complex and clever in puzzles. It requires concentration, coordination and environment reading capacity. This is art in videogame form!

Gears of War 2 is one of the greatest games of the year and if you're even remotely interested in its genre and do not own an Xbox 360, then seriously consider getting one - it is THAT good.

There’s absolutely no doubt that Crysis is one of the best FPSs ever. A landmark for its genre, both in technology and in the certainty that Crytek will bring us many great things in the future!

Chains of Olympus marks another triumph in conversions of big names to the PSP. It's one of the best games on the platform, absolutely essential. Technically flawless, its only failing is being somewhat short-lived.

It’s a game that’s accessible to players who aren’t familiar with traditional RPGs, but above all, a real treat for sci-fi lovers.

Fallout 3 is filled to the brim with quality, worth every cent and pays us with dozens of hours of rich exploration, combat and enjoyable – if not exactly deep – role-play elements.

We stand before one of the best games for Nintendo DS, evidence that this isn’t just a platform for mini-games.

Portal is really good. It’s an excellent appetizer for the likely future of the series, be it on a more intricate sequel, additional contents (that are already a certainty), or even the integration of the idea on Half-Life.

It keeps the same excellent playability, going a touch deeper with the assortment of game modes.

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

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.

Mass Effect PC wasn't rushed, this version has clearly been thoroughly thought-out to exploit the advantages of this platform.

This is a highly recommended game for science fiction and survival horror fans, with its claustrophobic atmosphere and horrible creatures.

The return of Ratchet & Clank couldn’t have arrived at a better time. Right now, we stand before one of the best PS3 games for the end of the year.

There’s no doubt that Virtua Fighter is an excellent fighting game, very solid, but leaves something to be desired in terms of contents.

Paradise is without a single doubt the best game in the Burnout franchise. Criterion cleverly grasped the best elements and tailored them to the free roaming style. Production values are superb, and fans of the series shouldn't miss this fabulous chapter.

This is a highly recommended game for science fiction and survival horror fans, with its claustrophobic atmosphere and horrible creatures.

We could actually say that Drake is the male version of Lara Croft, a good prediction to the beginning of a franchise that could be very interesting.