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.

It's obviously aimed at a determined audience, but it's not a great Pokémon game nor a dungeon crawler. If you want some Pokémon on 3DS, you should probably wait for the new editions to come out.

It is a very easy and simple game, but it is aimed at a young audience that will definitely enjoy it. One of those games that will be in many letters to Santa Claus.

This Netflix adaptation is one of those games made for fans of the series, as fans of the genre have much better options available.