DuckTales isn't as good as you remember, but Remastered is a fairly faithful version of Capcom's classic NES game.
Killzone: Shadow Fall is a worthy game to purchase alongside your PlayStation 4.
Super Motherload is perhaps PS4's strangest launch title, but far from being its best.
PlayStation 4's iteration of Escape Plan is just as fun as it was on Vita, and worthy of a purchase.
Doki-Doki Universe is unique and fun, even if it does get quite repetitive.
Dead Nation brings Housemarque's acclaimed PS3 game to PlayStation 4. And it's as fun -- and difficult -- as ever.
Titan Attacks is an enjoyable ode to Space Invaders, and a good way to waste some time on PS3, PS4, and Vita.
Infused with a novel concept, Super Time Force is both fun and frustrating.
Wolfenstein: The New Order's emphasis on storytelling and characters make it a shooter worth playing.
PS4's Entwined doesn't fully deliver on its promise. It's beautiful, but also frustrating.
Shovel Knight -- in all of its old-school glory -- is arguably the best game released so far in 2014.
PlayStation 4's finest gameplay experience is back with a vengeance with Resogun's Heroes DLC.
Guacamelee! is as amazing as ever. And now that it's migrated to nearly every platform, everyone can enjoy it.
Another World is considered a classic from a golden era of games. I have no idea why.
Crimsonland's shooting is repetitive, yet addictive, especially when you're keeping an eye on the online leaderboards.
With The Last of Us: Remastered, PlayStation 3's best game just became PlayStation 4's, too.
Cold War-esque side-scroller CounterSpy has a great concept and a lot heart, and also a few issues worth noting.
NHL 15 is fun to play and pretty to look at, but it's disappointingly light on modes to keep you hooked on hockey.
Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition doesn't mess much with what made the original game so great. And that's a good thing.