Kinect Star Wars is the classic title that had great potential but is poorly developed.

One of the best rythm game ever created on Nintendo 3DS.

Despite its tactical combat system, as well as the development of character and weapons, Confrontation turned out to be a disappointment. The game is too linear and repetitive, with no side quests or any other excuse to take a moment to pause and explore the maps. Plus, it has a complex story, told with discontinuities and hard to follow, along with dated graphics which make the game not too enjoyable.

Malicious is an interesting title that offers a different gameplay compared to the classic action game. Some technical problems limiting its potential.

Poképark 2 is too easy, repetitive, and with a low appeal. Only young pokémon lovers would appreciate it.

More a data disk than a real game, but it nonetheless offer a great combat system and plenty of customization. Just don't expect anything really new.

Crytek delivers a decent pick and play game beautiful to see but not so fun to play.

A solid collection, great for all DMC fans.

A fresh and lovely product, which mixes RPG and humor.

Ys: The Oath in Felghana is a good action JRPG. Despite being old it will deliver good fun even to the ones who aren't nostalgics. Great Price.

Warriors Orochi 3 is definitely one of the best Musou action games out there. If you like the genre it's a must have. On the contrary, if you can't stand a repetitive campaign and simple fighting mechanics, this title won't change your mind.

Blazblue: Continuum Shift Extend is the definitive Blazblue experience. It's been rebalanced, includes two new modes, and four new characters (one, Relius Clover, is an exclusive). Still, those contents don't really justify a disc version of the game. Extend is a must have for fighting fans, but only if you don't have any of the older versions.

The real strength of Ridge Racer Unbounded is its Track Editor. Gameplay, options and cars are inspired by other racing brands, without bringing anything new to the arcade racing genre.

The lack of inspiration and variety of the mini games makes Little Deviants a boring game, not worth the money spent.

Probably the best manga inspired game around with its fast paced and accessible gameplay, and its gigantic roster. The new Story Mode is a step back compared to Ninja Storm 2, but the smart gameplay changes make this title considerably funnier, especially online.

Downpour is an almost obligatory purchase for fans of the saga, but they must be aware of the technical and conceptual limitations of the product.

Lots of huge improvements, finally Guardian has been reimplemented and we are now able to play with one of the greatest TPS of this gen.

Mass Effect 3: From Ashes is a missed chance from BioWare to create a DLC woth buying despite its cost. A mission way too short and poorly structured don't justify the price of what could have been a more complex and intricated piece of story and lore.

Ninja Gaiden 3 is a gigantic step back for the series. Team Ninja promised a full scale evolution, instead they delivered a mediocre and repetitive action game, with a simplified fighting system and a weak story, that is saved only by its spectacular scenes and its fun boss fights.

Yakuza Dead Souls merges good RPG elements with TPS mechanics unfortunately damaged by some technical problems that compromise the entire game experience.

Angry birds Space is a very simple game, but still fun.

The same old song, even though in a flashy new dress. Still not enough to gain more than a sufficiency.

Chaos Rings II confirms once again the ability to dream in the Square Enix fans with their longevity to a title, featuring a deep storyline and above the level of its predecessors Final Fantasy.

This game is a decent TPS if played online. It lacks quality though, and the terrible AI makes the singleplayer campaign a real torture. Play it with friends, it's really the only way to enjoy it.

Kid Icarus: Uprising is a great game: interesting idea create a fun, tough and durable adventure. The control system in the phases to earth, however, is far from perfect and requires practice. In addition, some parts prove too repetitive. Nevertheless Uprising is a title reccomended for the fans of Pit or the action-shooter game.

Sine Mora is a shoot 'em up, a classic genre here refreshed thanks to the ingenious manipulation of time and especially to a refined technical sector. Lights, explosions and huge airships follow one another relentlessly on an always inspired and colorful background, while we're moving in a frenzy trying to dodge thousands of enemy fire coming from every direction. The game is not recommended to the detractors of the genre, which would find the high level of difficulty too much frustrating. All the high score lovers should instead pay these 1200 Microsoft Points with a smile on their face.

Starpoint Gemini struggles to deliver a proper space simulation experience: the story is badly told, graphics aren't good, roleplaying and strategic elements are shadowed by a bidimensional universe and a persisent slow feeling.

This is fanservice for mecha fans in its purest form. Armored core lovers will definitely appreciate the extensive multiplayer and the usual amazing customization options, everyone else will probably give up soon, due to the boring and repetitive campaign and gigantic amount of data that needs to be absorbed.