Charming, Mutant Mudds does not change the genre, but certainly pleases those who are already fans.

MW3 is the definitive version of the franchise on the Wii and one of the best FPS ever made for the console.

In an industry where originality is a virtue increasingly rare, games like Pushmo should not be missed.

With Just Dance 3, Ubisoft maintains its hegemony in dancing games on the Wii, and bet on fun to reach an even wider audience.

Need For Speed: The Run on Wii is a weak, tedious, disorganized and frustrating experience. You must be a die-hard fan to play it.

Rayman Origins combines art and challenge in a unique form.

Cleverly balanced to entertain and challenge, with the ideal selection of tracks and items, an immersive online structure and all possible options of interaction between players, this title will be stuck to many 3DSs for years.

For those who haven't had chance to play it, there is no better recommendation in 3D line Classics.

It is a paradox that a paid product has less content and quality that dozens of similar freewares out there.

The game has controls that respond quickly and a nice visual aspect, but it is very repetitive.

Quoting Robin Williams in the most recent commercial of the game, Skyward Sword is the result of a project of 25 years and a clear confirmation that only the experience of a quarter of a century is able to turn a game into a legend.

Everyone wanted to know where Mario would go after conquering the universe (twice) on the Wii, and with this new adventure, Nintendo gave the answer. To alternate dimensions? No. To home.

Gnomz is a an excellent game for a meeting with friends, but does not convince otherwise.

One of the best puzzles in the DSiWare.

Eccentric enough to make fans imagine if its theme was inspired by a microgame from WarioWare, Freakyforms is the perfect activity to fill those useless minutes in the waiting room or on the bus.

CyberConnect2 did a great job and hopefully Solatorobo will not be forgotten as its predecessor, because of the games of the last gasp of the DS, this one is certainly worth the investment.

Kirby Mass Attack is ingenious, overflowing with creativity and content, and able to hold the attention of hardcores and casuals alike. Consistant and surprising at every corner, this last Kirby DS adventure goes out with a bang.

While Spider-Man: Edge of Time is not that bad, it is a game that, unless you are experiencing moments of extreme leisure, doesn't deserve much attention.

There are better Arkanoid clones for free out there.

With the same slow physics system of its predecessor, the game stays behind its potential. Fortunately, some players are able to ignore such peculiarities - and Furry Legends reward these with its ingenuity.

Pyramids has good longevity, but even with some new features in the course of the game, it's a tiring game. Its price, however, is not a burden. You cannot say the same about the difficulty, that in more advanced levels, greatly complicates the life of the player. For those willing to face this challenge, Pyramids is a good choice.

In all aspects, Dimensions could be better, but from what is, it's already worth a play.

The game shines again, as did 14 years ago, combining the nostalgia with modernity.

It is the beginning of a new trilogy that has the true potential to surpass the first one. Someone said that the DS was dead? Level-5 certainly disagrees.

Without the Balance Board, stay away. If you have it buried in the closet, however, Horizon Riders, with his frank and entertaining action, is the best reason to take it from there.

Simply Minesweeper offers more than expected. After all, you can change the animated background of the stages. That's it. Simple..

To say that Xenoblade Chronicles is a landmark that will lead the evolution of all JRPGs over the next few years is an exaggeration, but the game shows that there's still creative hope for the genre. With their massive adventure, Monolith Soft did what every JRPG developer should: they looked forward, instead of back to archaic concepts from another era.

Ninja Castle is, in a nutshell, a sequel to a bad game that doesn't fix the original's mistakes. It's more of the same, and, therefore, not recommended.