This is a surprising PSN game, one that wouldn't be scorned if it were to show up on stores with the regular price.

A title to please fans, retrogamers and players in search of a real challenge, but most new generation gamers will find it difficult to bond with this game.

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

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

It has some serious flaws, sure, but maybe those who are looking for some moments of fun without thinking too much about it can overlook them.

Warriors Orochi 2 lacks a purpose to exist, even less to justify your time or a place in your collection.

Fans will be pleased by the ability to play online and the quiz creation tool, but it still lacks things like a communication system and EyeToy support.

The solo mode mechanics are more fun than the remainder, but it's still entertaining with friends.

deBlob is a game that is fun to play, very well polished and it reveals that Third Party developers can also make quality games for the Wii.

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

Here is a competent strategy game, far from perfect and more demanding than it initially looks. Great for those with a lot of time in their hands.

Wario Land: The Shake Dimension is another wave from Nintendo that ripples through our minds, proving that old formulas and seemingly ancient technology can still deliver great games to the gaming community.

Warhammer Online does a lot of things well, and is deserving of attention by most MMO fans. WAR is definitely on a good path, let's hope it doesn't stray from it.

The playability should have been better, considering the technology behind it all, but it still manages to offer some hours of unadulterated entertainment.

The playability should have been better, considering the technology behind it all, but it still manages to offer some hours of unadulterated entertainment.

Force Unleashed PSP is worthy of attention, due to the gripping storyline, fun playability – although with its flaws – and good customization options.

Overall, Crysis Warhead is an excellent stand alone, not to be missed by fans of the first game.

The DS adaption is nothing short of extraordinary, so this expedition is more than worth the time.

Amidst its several flaws, both design and bugs, Clear Sky holds a series of virtues able to grab those who expect the action part, but value atmosphere, immersion and survival instinct.

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

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

If you're curious, just keep in mind that this isn't your run-of-the-mill strategy game.

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.

Spore manages quite some feats – it's accessible for casual gamers, but at the same time so real and dynamic, able to offer hardcore gamers a demanding experience and, obviously, a more appealing one than in "The Sims".

FaceBreaker is extremely simple and straight to the point, but not exactly fun, mostly due to the frustration that derives from the fighting.

Mercs 2 turns out as a disappointing action game, weak in all technic departments, be it graphics, AI or the dead at birth multiplayer. So much wasted potential.

FaceBreaker is extremely simple and straight to the point, but not exactly fun, mostly due to the frustration that derives from the fighting.

Trouble in Paradise manages to improve the previous game and not much else, and is intended to the true piñata fans.