The Rabbids are engagingly repulsive as ever but the games fall flat. [Feb 2011, p.83]

Big, stupid and, at times, unpleasant. But despite that it can be gruesome fun. [Feb 2011, p.82]

A magical menagerie of neat ideas, ruined by horrid execution. [Feb 2011, p.81]

We love Gran Turismo dearly but it isn't the game we hoped it would be. [Feb 2011, p.72]

Exremely satisfying. [Dec 2010, p.94]

All in all, it's not that much bang for your buck, although the core game remains as addictive and life-mimicking as ever. [Mar 2011, p.98]

It's a simple but deep game, and one that deserves to have hours of creative fun piled into it. [Mar 2011, p.98]

Hardcore platforming action that doesn't bring anything new to the series. [Mar 2011, p.98]

A basic hack-'n'-slasher that won't keep you entertained for long. [Mar 2011, p.97]

More a shrunken Okami than a full-blown sequel, but there's just as much to love here. [Mar 2011, p.96]

A great little adventure. [Mar 2011, p.95]

A great free game. [Mar 2011, p.95]

Oddly more-ish. [Mar 2011, p.95]

Close to essential if you're hooked on the game's two-wheeled fun. [Mar 2011, p.94]

Dead money is all about the companion interaction and offers a decent addition to your game time for 800 points. [Mar 2011, p.94]

It's fun and full of side-scrolling charm. [Mar 2011, p.94]

It's hobbled by the joypad control. [Mar 2011, p.94]

A glorious mash up of LocoRoco and Mercury Meltdown. [Mar 2011, p.93]

And so another dull children's cartoon becomes another dull children's cartoon spin-off game. [Mar 2011, p.93]

We find the randomness of the block fall - the low spirit count, in particular - can, and often does, leave the game unwinnable. [Mar 2011, p.93]

Pacifist AI? That's a first. And hopefully last. [Mar 2011, p.93]

Some nice ideas but the combat isn't solid enough and the game world's too restrictive. [Mar 2011, p.93]

Even if the Elder Scrolls cold turkey is hurting bad, buying this would still be a daft decision. [Mar 2011, p.92]

The eventual carnage you wreak is well worth the effort. Funny writing, too. [Mar 2011, p.91]

Let it hide. Do not seek. [Mar 2011, p.91]

Neither trick nor treat. Just fine. [Mar 2011, p.91]

A little dry perhaps, but generously proportioned for 9.99. [Mar 2011, p.91]

A minor miracle, let down by fiddly controls and to many technical bugs. [Mar 2011, p.91]

A great-looking credible shooter but without the depth to be a real contender. [Mar 2011, p.86]

Simple and startlingly speedy, this is a decent alternative to Pure. [Mar 2011, p.84]

A fantastic improvement in every way on the original, you'll be playing this for years. [Mar 2011, p.80]

Accessible for console gamers and vital for the comic fan. If you're prepared to pay subs, get it. [Mar 2011, p.79]

Don't expect EA Sports levels of depth or options, but this is champion multiplayer. [Mar 2011, p.78]

Awesome overload. Sometimes too much for the human brain to cope with. [Mar 2011, p.76]

Nightmarishly freaky adventure oozing with scares and epic moments. A horror masterpiece. [Mar 2011, p.71]

If you haven't got an iPhone Sims game, get this one. [July 2010, p.96]

The controls are unavoidably compromised but this is a whole GTA for 5.99 quid and essential if you haven't been to Chinatown yet. [Apr 2010, p.85]

It's stupidly moreish, and we're kind of recommending it, despite the fact that there's not really much of a game here. [Aug 2010, p.100]

A rich and satisfying experience for armchair gaffers. Although it's a bit pricey. [July 2010, p.96]

A great translation of fishing. [July 2010, p.96]

The footy action is fine. [Aug 2010, p.100]

Most games last a couple of minutes. [Dec 2010, p.94]

Quotation forthcoming. [Nov 2010]

It's the best rolling ball platform puzzler ever. [Christmas 2010, p.91]

Very amusing. [Christmas 2010, p.91]

Top of the table. [Jan 2011, p.96]

It's got the plot of Pokemon, but the battle system needs bolstering to achieve greatness.

An expert slice of role-playing goodness, with impressive depth and a novel control system.

Colourful, imaginitive platforming with plenty of character and style. [Sept 2009, p.83]

The core gameplay is a little dull and repetitive. [Aug 2010, p.100]

It does deliver a thrilling dose of multiplayer combat. [Oct 2010, p.84]

It looks superb. [Jan 2011, p.96]

Good fun but it won't linger in the memory after you've played it. [Christmas 2010, p.91]

The essence of the console version, but it doesn't carry over the explosive enjoyment.

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Frankly, there's never been a better time to surrender to the frightening pleasures of a future in which you have the power to make a real difference. [Feb 2010]

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Tragically, it doesn't actually seem to work. [Jan 2011]

The real killer, though, is the amount of time wasted watching loading screens. [Jan 2011]

Hints at a great future for Kinect. [Jan 2011]

The launch title that could tentatively fulfill a geek's wildest dream - to grow delts like Arnie from the comfort of their living room. [Jan 2011]

Incompetent. [Jan 2011]

Interaction occurs via fun, if quickly repetitive, minigames. [Jan 2011]

The racing is twee and unsatisfying. [Jan 2011]

A brilliant showpiece for Kinect. [Jan 2011]

At least it won't stink your shelves out. [Jan 2011]

A hugely enjoyable alternative for management newbies.[Jan 2011, p.96]

Limited physics, bad AI and identikit players aside, this is the finest on-the-go football game ever made. [Jan 2011, p.97]

It's fun for a while, but next to some of the Wii's finest mini-game compilations, it falls short. [Jan 2011, p.97]

Pretty amazing for just a mere twenty notes. [Jan 2011, p.97]

Loads better than you'd expect. [Jan 2011, p.96]

A nonsensical score for a nonsensical rerelease. We would have loved a remake. [Jan 2011, p.95]

Cinematic and explosive, but mostly during the cutscenes - middling fare for Daniel Craig. [Jan 2011, p.94]

The Majin himself is hard work at times. [Jan 2011, p.92]

A gentler game. [Jan 2011, p.92]

If we were five-or-under, we'd want to play Mario on the Virtual Console instead. [Jan 2011, p.92]

Flimsy stuff for a steep 800pts. [Jan 2011, p.92]

A brilliant package. [Jan 2011, p.91]

Forgettable. [Jan 2011, p.91]

It ain't big and it ain't clever, but still: demon corncob. [Jan 2011, p.91]

A fun arcade shooter, despite some odd design choices. [Jan 2011, p.91]

Probably the best 'serious' shooter on Wii. [Jan 2011, p.90]

A bumper pack everybody must try. [Jan 2011, p.89]

A dull story. [Jan 2011, p.89]

Fun up to a point, the exploration eventually grows tired before the end. [Jan 2011, p.89]

Terrible combat. [Jan 2011, p.89]

Realistic, addictive and brutally satisfying sometimes let down by the controls. [Jan 2011, p.88]

Still brilliantly addictive for the hardcore, but a few niggles stop it being champion. [Jan 2011, p.87]

Endless possibilities but the creation isn't as much of a hook as it could have been. [Jan 2011, p.87]

Numbingly ordinary. [Jan 2011, p.86]

The best Fable yet and one of the greatest adventure games ever to hit 360. [Jan 2011, p.]

With quality dripping like paint from a very warped canvas, this is a flawed masterpiece. [Jan 2011, p.]