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.

This is exactly the kind of game that shouldn't be released on the PS2 by now.

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

Castle Crashers is a frequently hilarious old school action game, with nice longevity and an excellent four player co-op mode.

Ferrari Challenge is lagging behind a Race Driver GRID or a Gran Turismo 5 Prologue.

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

If you consider the apartment idea and the witches addition a good investment, than by all means play Apartment Life. Otherwise, you'd be better learning a spell to speed up time until "The Sims 3."

Apartment Pets lacks diversity, complexity and something that encourages us to keep caring for the – somewhat – cute animals.

Although quite funny and obligatory for fans of the franchise, it lacks replay value.

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

Even though it's technically passable – although never amazingly so - Smash Court Tennis 3 misses in the most important department: playability.

Even though there are some frustrating quirks, GRIN and Capcom have given the original a massive overhaul in nearly every area, from the beautiful visuals, to the pumping audio, right down to the changes and additions made to the gameplay...for $10, this is a winner.

Bionic Commando Rearmed is obligatory for nostalgic players. Some design choices are dubious and not quite up with the times, but they're not major flaws.

Space Siege has quite some problems. Controls are confusing, story is linear, sceneries are overly repetitive and the choices we make have little to no impact on character development.

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!

PixelJunk Eden has character and some good ideas, although they clash with some frustrating design choices, lessening its relaxing mood.

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

SoulCalibur IV brings out all the best in the series, and at the same time polishes it with some pertinent additions that make it truly shine.

SoulCalibur IV brings out all the best in the series, and at the same time polishes it with some pertinent additions that make it truly shine.

There's no great mystery, after all - Art of Murder is a competent game that doesn't bring anything new to the table, but never commits any blatant mistakes.

Siren: Blood Curse is an irresistible treat for survival horror fans. Its flaws don't manage to ruin the experience, and the story is chilling, competent enough to make a few heads spin.

Aimed at the most nostalgic among us, it's a pity to realize that 1942: Joint Strike isn't very ambitious.

Final Fantasy IV proves that it's possible to improve on a classic through minor but meaningful changes.

Devil May Cry 4 represents what kind of conversions the PC should always get – superior visuals and refined controls, all extremely polished.

The challenge is enormous, it has some variety, but make sure to warm up the fingers and make an insurance policy on the gamepads.

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

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith does nothing for players, unless we're speaking of the biggest Aerosmith fans.

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