It has several different sports, but the game becomes repetitive soon. Maybe more sport disciplines would have helped. It can be an alternative for those looking for a fitness game, but it requires two PlayStation Move controls.

This is a great sequel for those who liked Hyperdimension Neptunia U. It still is far from perfect, but it is indeed fun and very enjoyable.

You can't call Velvet Assassin a complete disappointment. The cautious move here is to rent the title, and decide for yourself if the title is worth a buy, something not ridiculous considering the attractive price point.

This is an interesting proposal, and Voodoo Dice might have offered a superior final result with good level design. But the games doesn't get to achieve what it intended for a variety of flaws.

DBZ: Extreme Butoden is promising, but it falls short in many key aspects. The foundations are very solid, so we can only hope that a hypothetical sequel fixes all those issues.

This is a simple but demanding FPS experience best enjoyed in coop. The idea is very good, but the lack of progression makes it feel repetitive earlier than it should.

There are good intentions behind this adventure, but also too many mistakes and questionable design choices.

A good game for those who like Fable or playing with Kinect. Recommended if you just want to enjoy a great adventure, the powerful feeling you get from the spells and have a break from the never-ending action games in the market.

The Ultimate Ninja Heroes series for the PSP has improved with each game, but not enough to keep itself fresh.

Drakengard 3 is a game aimed at a very specific audience, and it should be reviewed as such. If you can see beyond the graphics, and you're looking for a good story and loads of action, this is a game that you will hardly forget.

Phoning Home isn't a bad game, but its gameplay doesn't shine as much as its graphics.

Although the game has very good animations and a fun combat system, it lacks some more gameplay elements and is too simple, becoming a title only recommended for Cap fans.

This is actually a very enjoyable game, particularly when played in coop, but it feels quite simple and easy. A deeper gameplay and a more challenging difficulty would have made it a much better experience.

It's not what we expected, since it's not as good as the Wario Ware titles we've played before, but still is a great option for those who enjoyed Nintendo Land.

Series followers will like the game and the new ideas it brings to make the most of the touch screen. Those who have never liked the Warriors formula, or have gotten tired of it, won't find anything exciting here.

If you like classic brawlers, Watchmen is one of the best 3D adaptations of this formula ever made, and the best in recent times. It can become repetitive; in fact it is, what matters is if you like it enough. With a striking technical part because of its price-quality relation, and some very fun features, Watchmen deserves at least a try.

Free, without relying too much on purchasing in-game items and entertaining –but not addictive. This is the worst thing about it, since after a few hours the game gets boring, which we think will cause that essentially no one will pay for in-game content.

It does prove that Kinect has evolved, even though the essence of the experience remains untouched. It's fun and active, looks really good and it can be very challenging playing with friends. However, there are some features present in the previous episodes we miss in this one, and having long loading times and the very same intro every time we play a sport ends up becoming quite tedious.

This game is hardly attractive, except for minigame compilations fans. It includes a Wii Remote Plus control as its main incentive, but the game doesn't make the most of its potential, and this is its main failure.

A game with good ideas and a great cooperative experience, although it is not that polished and has some minor flaws in control and design. A mediocre title when played solo, but great when played with a friend.

It will not be remembered as one of the greatest in the digital catalogue as it could be much better, but retro gameplay fans will enjoy it.

The franchise leaves behind the melodramatic concept of the previous episodes, but the new gameplay system, more action-focused, works well for a mobile game.

Battlegrounds is a fun little game for WWE fans. It lacks the depth of other brawlers, although if you like the competition it is based on we think you’ll enjoy it.

Bakugan: Battle Brawlers doesn't offer anything new to the turn-based strategy genre.

A game with good ideas and a great cooperative experience, although it is not that polished and has some minor flaws in control and design. A mediocre title when played solo, but great when played with a friend.

Console users can now enjoy this challenging title that also adds new and interesting features.

Piranha Bytes has created a new series. Risen is not only a good heir to Gothic, but also establishes solid bases which could mark the way for this studio in the future.

A good compilation of great games. It doesn't offer anything new, but it's always good to have games available on more platforms.

Dungeon Hunter 3 is an interesting free-to-play game that mixes action and roleplaying. With direct and easy to dominate gameplay, its concept is great for those looking for fast play seasons with their mobile phone. It offers lots of hours of content and plenty of customization options.

Nintendo delivers an original and daring basketball game with an innovative motion-based wheelchair control system that feels fresh and surprisingly deep, but the awkward ergonomics, lack of rewarding gameplay, scarce content, and uninspired presentation make it more of a technical curiosity than a fun or lasting experience.

It may feel somehow repetitive, but it's a pretty interesting take on the tower defense genre, and it does take us back to a time where you could just simply enjoy a game without worrying too much.

The console version is late and in a bad shape. We expected much more, but it doesn't live up to the bar set for the current generation of console games. It is certainly better than the previous game –yet, we recommend enjoying the adventure on PC, unless you're willing to forgive its graphical and control issues.

Another souls-like that doesn’t surprise beyond its setting, but that manages to offer an interesting adventure for the fans of the genre.

We really enjoyed it, even though we didn't like that much the microtransaction system, specially when it's a game you have to pay for. If you're interested in it, try the mobile version first, which is free-to-play.

It's a good golf game. It plays well, has tons of content and it's fun, but it definitely is not the step forward we expected from a new generation of golfing games.

Fight Crab is definitely unique. It can be quite repetitive after the novelty wears out, but it’s definitely a fun experience, at least, while it lasts.

Although the game has very good animations and a fun combat system, it lacks some more gameplay elements and is too simple, becoming a title only recommended for Cap fans.

Avatar achieves something unusual: a movie-based game which is not disgusting. It is actually an interesting and very compelling title, offering a good third-persona action proposal which excels in its atmosphere.

Although it isn’t a bad walking simulator, the lack of ambition prevents it from being something bigger and more memorable.

Action games are not known for being particularly long, but they've gone too far this time. You can enjoy the game – a lot, actually –, but before you realize it will be over, and there's not too many reasons for a second play-through. Unless you're looking for a great-looking game on your brand new Xbox One, there are better options out there.

This entry walks away from the traditional point & click gameplay of the series, but it still offers a very engaging and interesting adventure.

This is a good arcade shooting game, but with its own limitations. It is too short, although it has additional game modes, but is a more than decent game.

NBA Live 16 is yet another step in the right direction for the franchise, but it rather needs to jump forward. Still, it isn't a bad game, and some may find its simplicity a reason to choose it as its basketball game.

The story, the characters, the setting... everything that surrounds The Dwarves is really good, but its gameplay and its length aren't that extraordinary. Still, it is a very enjoyable adventure.

Little Big Adventure – Twinsen’s Quest will undoubtedly bring back fond memories for many veterans, and this update is a good incentive to give it another playthrough. We fear that perhaps the controls and action – which can be largely avoided if you play well – will put off new generations, but that is not entirely the fault of the remake: the improvements must be balanced without altering the original spirit. On the positive side, there are aspects that time stands still. Its story, some very entertaining puzzles and the personality of an adventure created with a different mentality to what we find in the current market are compelling reasons to at least give this cult game a chance.

Create is oriented to those who like puzzle-solving, but it is not remarkable within that genre. The control get tedious at times, and its map editor is not good enough.

Behind it’s attractive art style there an empty shooter that feels takes us back to the early 00s… but not in a good way.

As a game, you know what to expect of RE6 by now. If you are willing to accept its more action-focused gameplay and the lack of horror, RE6 is actually an interesting game with a lot of content, and this remaster makes it look better than even on consoles.

Although its puzzles are repetitive, James Noir's Hollywood Crimes 3D achieves to offer an interesting proposal in Nintendo 3DS thanks to its visuals, that although are not remarkable in its technical aspect, have a very particular style that some will find charming, and others will hate.

It offers a good challenge for action gamers, but they'll probably miss some features like a multiplayer mode, or some more depth.

As with other games, PayDay 2 sacrifices some content and updates to make it to the Switch. If you don't care that much about the content and having the game on a hybrid platform is appealing, then you'll enjoy this version.

This is an enjoyable JRPG that fans of the genre will like, as it feels like a tribute to the genre. Its main issue is trying to bite more than it can chew and delivering a somewhat irregular experience.

It feels quite far from the main episodes, but if you looking for a metroidvania game, with good exploring sections and puzzles, this is an interesting choice.

The lack of users is the most negative aspect of this games that tries to merge many action games from the 80s and 90s. If this game doesn't reach its full potential, we're already looking forward to whatever this studio may deliver next.

Yet another downloadable zombie game that provides hours of fun without much complications. It has customizaton options that work very well, but might result repetitive soon for many players.

We expected more from a game that ended up being too focused on ‘fan service’. The roster is great, but the gameplay isn’t deep or complex enough.

One of those "sleeper" games that deserves attention. Zack Zero blends action and exploration in a beautiful world, and offers lots of value.

Crazy Taxi keeps all the good things that made it so fun ten years ago. It is a good arcade driving game, but Sega has missed the chance to offer improvements, new features or just a little enhancement to foster it.

It is difficult to review such a compilatorion when compared with the many ones that have been released in the last months. Sega keeps all the elements which turned Golden Axe into a classic, but there is nothing else than that, with almost no enhancements over the original games. Only for hardcore, nostalgia-driven fans.

It has a lot to offer in exchange of what it costs –which is nothing, since it's completely free–. A great playable scheme and a lot of tributes in a game that we recommend no matter whether you like Kavinsky or not.

The well-known birds also know how to drive karts. Lots of fun and beautiful graphics –even though with a free-to-play based model– are the companions of a solid playable experience that keeps expanding its supremacy.

Just Sing is a good party game, but a bad karaoke. Depending on your priorities, it can be a good choice.

FIFA Mobile is so focused on social connectivity, in-app purchases and so on than in football itself, so it's hard to enjoy if you just want to play a match.

Anoxemia does have some issues, but overall it's well designed and once you get used to its flaws it's very enjoyable, particularly if you like this type of game.

This is a decent metroidvania, quite limited by its indie budget, that targets “ecchi” fans. Unless you’re looking for this specific theme, there are many other better metroidvanias out there.

Windbound is a beautiful game that offers a great sense of discovery, although it ultimately fails to offer a meaningful experience. Poor combat and a repetitive formula make it hard to recommend if you’re not a big fan of the genre.

ANTRO offers a unique blend of urban music, dystopian storytelling, and platforming action set in a dark underground Barcelona, with strong artistic and sound design that immerses players in its atmosphere. However, the gameplay feels somewhat imprecise and relies heavily on trial and error, and the very short duration leaves the player wanting more despite its creative ambition.

Overall Avatar is an entertaining game with an interesting proposal, although maybe it should have had a greater exploration component. You will enjoy it while it lasts.

It somehow feels like classic Populous-like games, even though at some point the in-app purchases show up to reminds us that nothing is free these days.

This title holds many interesting puzzles, although some of them are very basic and it isn't very replayable. Still, you'll enjoy it if you like this type of game.

Crackdown is back with a fun game that ends up being quite repetitive. Sumo Digital has done a great job finishing this title, but we expected a more evolved concept after so many years. The Wrecking Zone, at the moment, is pretty much a proof of concept, and we hope this multiplayer mode grows with future updates.

This is a funny game able to offer tons of hours of fun.

First of the North Star, as a modification of Dynasty Warriors, is a good idea quite well executed. It has its own touch and personality, without differentiating itself too much from the series tradition.

It is a shame they had not taken advantage of the opportunity to revive one of the classic PC strategy games, to improve on it and add it some more game options, which would have made it a recommended game not just for nostalgic gamers but also for newcomers.

White Knight Chronicles II is not an excellent role-playing game but can be a good alternative for those looking for a Japanese RPG with western influences and good multiplayer modes. It doesn't have a great story, but if you like the gameplay system you will have a lot of fun both in the campaign and in the online mode.

It's made with a young audience in mind, and it'll work for them, but that's no reason to take a step backwards from the previous episode. Hopefully the Wii U version will be more interesting.

Endless Ocean Luminous offers a relaxing, beautiful underwater exploration experience, ideal for short sessions with no specific goals in mind. Despite its monotonous structure and lack of variety in procedural elements, its online multiplayer mode enhances the gameplay, making it more enjoyable by promoting cooperation.

Digital distribution brings us a remarkable clean-up of a true arcade classic, starred by the mighty Ninja Turtles.

The weakest episode gameplay-wise is the best one when it comes to narrative and art. Still, if you enjoyed the previous episodes, this one is worth your time.

Ultimately, this is one of the best titles in the Harry Potter series, which is a must buy for the fans of the adventures of this special wizard.

It is strange to say, moreover because this is an original proposal, but Dark Void lacks something, maybe inspiration or perhaps just a better execution.

Cliffs of Dover promised to be a more special, different and complete installment than the previous ones. And to a certain extent it is, with a long duration and plenty of options. Those looking for a simulator will be pleased and satisfied.

Of the six games, only two are original and made for Nintendo 3DS, and are indeed the ones that dissapoint. The rest of games are as fun as ever, but there are much more ways to obtain them. We also miss multiplayer modes.

Survive is a good crafting, management and survival game that delivers a fun and addictive experience even with its obvious narrative and playable shortcomings.

If we look at it as a remake, then it's an excellent job. If we look at it as a present-day game, then it's quite limited, very short and doesn't really ask for a second playthrough. Still it's recommended for the fans of the original one.

Maybe it's too late for karaoke games to succeed, or maybe it's hard to bring something new to the genre. Yes, it's better than the Wii version, but even the use of the GamePad doesn't really help it to make it stand above other similar games.

Although some shortcomings are obvious, 1971: Project Helios is a good option for those looking for a turn-based strategy game, thanks to its design and setting.

Spiders managed to make another good adventure, but the execution and the technical side drag the experience a bit. Still, it's the most ambitious project of the studio so far, and your opinion will depend on your expectations.

Deadpool returns with pretty much the same adventure we played on the old consoles. It has some nice moments, but this is a wasted opportunity to fix the errors of the original and improve many of its aspects.

A game especially oriented for hardcore gamers, with frantic action and a good multiplayer mode that will offer fun for hours, although we expected some more.

Rocksteady delivers a fun and frantic third-person shooter with a great story that shines for its characters, but falls short between the action adventure and the looter shooter. It has a deep and satisfying gameplay once mastered, but a repetitive mission design, disappointing boss fights and a constant interruption typical of this kind of games.

Comandos is back with a solid remaster that allows us to enjoy this fantastic classic. There are some questionable choices, but the experience remains almost intact.

This new Naruto adventure is a different proposal, far from fighting games we were used to in the PSP, but very satisfying.

Unfortunately, X-Men Origins: Wolverine for the PSP is not as remarkable in its technical aspect, nor as fun as we expected, in comparison with the domestic consoles.

This remaster doesn’t really do justice to a beloved classic game that, to be honest, hasn’t aged very well either.

It doesn't change its gameplay style towards something more deep and balanced and, ultimately, it does not add really new features. But Dragon Ball fans will enjoy it a lot, and also those who like the series and have not tried a Dragon Ball game for some time.

Simple, fun and accesible are words that define this Jeremy McGrath's Offroad. Although it is far from other games in the genre, both technically and in content, it offers enough to satisfy players who are not very demanding.

We would be thrilled if Deformers were an 15$ game in early access, but its price doesn't match its content, and it doesn't feel like a final release. There seems to be a lot of content planned, so keep an eye on it because the foundations are really good and the game is fun, but it's hard to recommend at launch.