Quotation forthcoming.

Afro Samurai is a frustrating game. It is its gameplay, but mostly it is to see an opportunity like this, wasted with a superficial and hasty development. The contrast between sound and visual impact of the highest level on one hand, and poor and approximate gameplay on the other, is very strong and makes us feel to advise the title only to most hardcore fans of the series. Everyone else would better leave the game on the shelves.

As a mere porting from the iPhone version, it does not offer much challenge to the player with a very simplified gameplay.

Darkest of Days is unable to carve out a place in history and memory of lovers of first-person shooter. The absence of an elaborated IA reduces the value of the product and makes you feel even more the lack of a multiplayer segment, further reducing its longevity. However, the title may be pleasing to fans of time travel and lovers of historical accuracy.

A poor game, with a ridiculous AI and a driving feeling close to zero. Too bad, because the home version wasn't so bad after all. There's definitely better on your PSP, if you like racing.

Despite the interesting concept, inMomentum shows a poor single player and a compelte lack of polish in the multiplayer, a true shame.

The Spirit of the Samurai has a great and evocative imagery and a delightful stop-motion style. The merits end there, because the game developed by Digital Mind Games has problematic hitboxes and lacks of precision in attacks and jumps, ending up frustrating the players.

Ghostbusters is a really boring game, with just a little of fan service. Visuals hiccups, environment poor of details, and to repetitive gameplay. If you can choose, should go on next-gen versions, this porting is very bad.

Looney Tunes: World of Mayhem is an aesthetically pleasant title that captures the spirit of the cartoons as best as it can. Recruiting stronger characters and powering them up requires too much time though.

It doesn't shine as the HD version. A true shame, for a brand that really needs some true innovation.

It simply costs too much for what it offers, as is the case with many other DLCs.

If you have ever wanted to discover an alien planet and get to practice your survival skill, with Eden Tomorrow you need only the game and a Playstation VR. There are, however, between them too many dialogues with your robot partner and weak narrative.

We really hope that Konami will treat the upcoming Castlevania and Contra collections with much more love and attention to detail because this first outing in the retrogaming market is far from remarkable.

A mediocre game, few more than a fan service for the ones who love Marvel Universe. Low framerate and no use for the double screen and all the DSi features.

Street Power Football doesn't manage to be the next big thing in street football video games, and it's a shame.

A lame control system completely spoils the good fun and the original concept.

Ugly graphics and bad gameplay totally ruined a good concept. Despite this we recommend you try Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard because it’s a funny game based on a histrionic character that will make everyone laugh all the time.

Ugly graphics and bad gameplay totally ruined a good concept. Despite this we recommend you try Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard because it’s a funny game based on a histrionic character that will make everyone laugh all the time.

The Pillar is a very poor DLC, with little content and less than one hour of gameplay. It will disappoint everyone.

Quotation forthcoming.

Only $10 for three arcade titles that have written the Mortal Kombat history might seem like a bargain, but the big issues with the online mode and sounds does not justify the purchase. At least until a substantial patch to fix them will not be released.

A little production that lacks on the narrative side, and with the impossibility to save the game. Anyway, the game can be considered interesting by some gamers that like cryptic and hermetic adventures.

Only $10 for three arcade titles that have written the Mortal Kombat history might seem like a bargain, but the big issues with the online mode and sounds does not justify the purchase. At least until a substantial patch to fix them will not be released.

Just a mediocre party game, with only two players at a time and no new ideas.

The problem with this Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs lies in its great linearity. An old style gameplay suitable only by the youngest, or the fan of movie. Technically good: the environments are very different but the feeling of deja vu doesn’t inspire you to get to the end of the game.

The game has a lovely graphic and tons of customization, but it falls short on the gameplay side. The control system is problematic too, as well as the career mode, which is a bit boring.

Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a tie-in, nothing more, nothing less. And, like most of this kind of games, it falls short of its objectives turning itself into a boring and extremely simplistic experience.

Only for hardcore fans of Bethesda fantasy games, The Elder Scrolls: Blades on Nintendo Switch is still, at its core, more of the same of the mobile version.