Rayman Legends doesn't have any competitor as innovative and it's ideal for the collection of any Wii U owner.

Fun games that respect their source material and tried something new, even if not entirely successful.

Attack of the Friday Monsters is an option to relax and appreciate an innocent, fanciful childhood of a Japanese kid.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf represents not only the pinnacle of the series, but also the ingenuity of the life simulation genre.

Despite the status of a classic, DuckTales wasn't and still isn't exceptional in the genre. But it is very fun.

Digging for three and a half hours may be fun, but, in the end, is just digging.

New Super Luigi U is a great idea from a Nintendo still trying new ways to make DLC and one that works really well for its purpose.

There is fun in the package, although Wario has had more inspiration and creativity in his previous investments.

Scrap the MegaMan-esque pistol and add a FLUDD-alike hose. Wagon's apparently subtle job change is actually the biggest improvement Mighty Switch Force! 2 does. It allows the game's core - the switch gameplay - to shine brighter, with enemies being more puzzle-centric than the previous more simplistic path obstacles. This sequel pretty much functions like the original, but it's the little enhancements, such as the great learning curve for each tile fitting into single levels, that makes the game not only feels more challenging, but better. If only the art styles used in some of the last levels got more time in the spotlight.

Mario & Donkey Kong: Minis On The Move is the best game in the franchise.

Cheap, functional, pretty and consistent, Kung Fu Rabbit offers to Wii U owners something they are lacking: hours of fun with the GamePad.

While conservative, The Starship Damrey is a reminder that stimulating the imagination of the player is the most efficient tool that a developer has.

Revelations was great on the 3DS and it is still good on the Wii U.

Super Little Acorn 3D Turbo is the definitive version of the game.

Beautiful, fun, ingenious and unique.

Mirror of Fate is a good game, but it can disappoint fans used to the Metroidvania formula.

Fire Emblem: Awakening is the SRPG that every 3DS owner should play.

HarmoKnight is a chaming rhythm game with good music, so far, a unique experience on the eShop of 3DS.

Objects are controlled with the Circle Pad and the physics doesn't help. Adaptation is achieved only by those who try to enjoy the game at its maximum, playing again and again each stage in pursuit of perfection. To every other person, beating the game takes less than half an hour and is full of frustration. If you are in the first group, Kersploosh! it's worth the small investment.

Even without unique characteristics, provides uncompromised fun.

If you like classic RPGs and, most important, reading, Crimson Shroud will be your thing.

It's a stylish adventure that can be enjoyed two or three times in a short amount of time and entertains because of its simplicity.

Yes, the new 2D adventure is not a demonstration of Wii U's potential, but it's extremely competent as a plataformer, adding some elements that probably will accompany the series in the future and making, though perhaps unconsciously with its final boss, the eyes of players sparkle and give us a taste of what to expect of Mario in its next tridimensional adventure.

It's not hard to imagine that some people will feel unmotivated to buy Tokyo Crash Mobs for all the weirdness in it. Those who don't have a problem with this, however, will find that this title is, in fact, a challenging puzzle... Which hardly will surprise anyone, because its mechanics are old pals for fans of the genre.

Ikachan is not a masterpiece, but it's a simple and enjoyable experience which deserves another chance.

You will get a bitter taste in your mouth of wanting more.

You are, for sure, waiting for a Mario Kart on the Wii U, but until that happens, Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed can satisfy your "hunger".

The fourth installment in the series is another great title for the lineup of Wii U.