PORTAL 2

One of the most brilliant and original games ever was almost an afterthought. Developers weren't sure what to do with Portal, a mind-bending puzzle game that lasted only a few hours, and eventually lumped it in as bonus content with the best-selling Half-Life series, where it became a cult classic. In Portal 2 (360, PC, PS3), the sequel and first full-length game, main character Chell returns to Aperture Laboratories to face off against GLaDOS, a hilariously twisted artificial-intelligence system that delights in challenging her to escape chambers loaded with lasers, fans and other hazards. Chell's only weapons are a gun capable of creating a portal between any two flat surfaces and surface-altering paint that allows her to bounce off watts and run faster. The gameplay is genius, forcing you to think dimensionally to find a way out of each puzzling chamber. The new co-op mode allows players to work together as a pair of robotic characters as GLaDOS attempts to turn them against one another. It's part WALL-E, part brainteaser and possibly the game of the year.

News on The PES 2013

On the sidelines of the release of a "trailer" that did not gave us enough to feed our hunger, Konami defused a communicator of the press release who clarified more in details about the innovations introduced by Pro Evolution Soccer 2013.

The publisher and developer insists heavily on the fact that it is the feedback from players who have established a priority list most focused on the gameplay balance, control and IA guards and the sound ambiance in stadiums. Here's what we can retain from a relatively complete list posted on the official page of PES2013.