Tales of the Abyss is a classic JRPG tha fans of the genre will like, despite some techical and gameplay issues.

The title is recommended for all the children who love their superhoes and want to live an easy and funny experience (totally violence-free).

THere are surely plenty of dancing title on Wii, so Abba You Can Dance is dedicated just to the fans of the swedish band, and they'd better have at least three friends to play with.

If you are looking for a decent arcade, you could give it a chance, but it's still an unfinished game.

Another great adventure: the good variety of puzzles, the storyline and small innovations ensure a high-level experience.

Daytona USA is a must for all fans of the arcade version, as it perfectly recreates the atmosphere and the desire to beat the records that marked the original as a masterpiece.

The last chapter of Ezio's trilogy is everything an Assassin's Creed fan could expect. Sure, there are still the classical flaws of the saga, like the lacking AI or the too low level of difficulty, but the beauty of Istanbul and the desire to see the end of such a charismatic character like Ezio will prevail on imperfections.

Infinity Blade II is everything its predecessor wasn't: a fun, complete and engaging game that finds its strength in the technical realization.

If you love rugby, even if you are not an expert, this is probably a game that you should buy.

It's the lack of more game modes and minigames that completely spoils the fun.

This mobile version lacks everything that makes its PC counterpart a masterpiece.

Despite many issues, technical and gameplay wise, Afterfall: Insanity offers a good atmosphere and some nice ideas.

A stylish platformer with some good ideas, sadly not implemented in the right way.

Voltron is a too short experience, but fans of the anime will enjoy it nonetheless.

Activision's new title has its strength in the charisma of the characters, very well chosen and ready to entertain us. A shame for the lack of depth in the racing model.

Despite the lack of innovation, all fans of the series will enjoy this seventh chapter and also in general 3DS owners should consider buying it, as it's one of the best chapters of the entire saga.

The same game over and over again, probably the PSP deserved something better.

Although Power Rangers Samurai is addressed to a young audience, it's hard to find a reason to recommend it. The level design is poor and linear, the artificial intelligence doesn't exist and the combat system lacks of any depth.

Traveller's Tale got a great friend in Harry Potter, as the magic of the movies makes their gameplay formula shine even more, even in this second chapter. A perfect gift for all the nostalgic fans out there.

The last Kirby game for Wii is just decent. It's absolutely not stunning as Kirby's Epic Yarn.

Shinobi: a name, many stories. The series, which for years has enthralled generations of gamers, comes to 3DS with some choices that will delight the old time fans.

Yuke's tries to start over, but doesn't fully succeed. It's still a game full of content, but the new control and physics systems still have a ways to go.

A title that children will love for the presence of all the Disney characters. A great child's gift to slip under your Christmas tree.

It's a masterpiece. This PC version makes it even better, despite some DX 11 issues, that will be hopefully patched very soon, and do not spoil the incredible depth and value of the game itself.

It's a plain horde mode. Not very creative, yet fun.

It tries to blend MMO and TPS, without much success.

Wizorb is a successful tribute to Breakout and Arkanoid, with good pixelated graphics and precise controls. The mouse support makes this game a little too easy, but at its price it's still a deal.

This game has a great physics model that makes it enjoyable, despite the old graphics. There are plenty of cars and circuits, making it just the right game for racing fans who missed RACE 07.