The most ambitious DW title in years, but it still suffers from the same problems. [Oct 2013, p.77]

It packs a considerable amount of content into that tiny cartridge. [Jan 2012, p.98]

Family fun for quiz nuts but it isn't the madness we hoped for. [Feb 2008, p.82]

Entertaining stuff. Well worth a look for "Cannon Fodder" veterans. [Dec 2007, p.85]

Fun minigames, but these can't keep the rest of the game afloat. [June 2008, p.83]

An affecting world. [Oct 2014, p.70]

It's pretty enough and fun for a short blast of action, but doesn't live up to the DMC name. [May 2011, p.95]

Rabid fans will struggle to ignore its charms, but if you're not DBZ inclined Vegeta 'bout it. [July 2007, p.77]

Shallow, but with a winning charm. [July 2011, p.89]

While a passable clone, the lack of an in-game map is sharply felt. [Aug 2013, p.71]

An ambitious simulation of off-road racing but it's sadly not as involving as we'd hoped. [Dec 2008, p.78]

Strong on the track but lacking off it, F1 2015 isn't the series overhaul it needed to be. [Sept 2015, p.72]

Poor aiming and dodgy weapon accuracy ruins what is otherwise a spectacular story. [Christmas 2007, p.54]

RPGs are really under-represented on Wii; Opoona bucks the trend with style. [Sept 2008, p.81]

Not quite as slick as "Buzz," but the wheel is a nice - literal - twist. [Sept 2008, p.85]

Not every game on this disc is a classic. [May 2007, p.85]

Not the best party game on Wii U, but perhaps worth it for the remote. [Christmas 2013, p.77]

Like murdering stick men? Then you'll like this cutesy battler. [Nov 2008, p.85]

The entirety of Black Knight Sword is spent fighting against the staccato movements and flimsy combat. [March 2013, p.81]

Enthusiasts may ignore the niggles and enjoy the driving purity, even if it lacks thrills. [Nov 2009, p.67]

A wonderfully animated Disney-esque cartoon in which you have a minuscule amount of input. [Sept 2012, p.111]

Hardly the ointment Ninty needs to soothe its Wii U woes. [Apr 2014, p.79]

Solidly made and good fun, but lacks the killer creativity that overflowed from the SNES original. [May 2014, p.66]

Can we have it this simple, but a bit bigger? [Dec 2009, p.87]

A meaty and polished sequel that refines the DeathSpank formula. [Nov 2011, p.97]

A surprisingly pleasant movie adaptation, and good, clean family fun. [Feb 2010, p.80]

Futuristic racing must one day be like this. Antigraviator delivers speed and polish without a Sony badge. [Aug 2018, p.83]

Stylish and brutal hack and slash slightly let down by mediocre platforming and repetition. [May 2009, p.82]

The levels themselves are a combination of some from past games and new ones, so it's not massively fresh for players of previous games. That aside, this is top strategic shooting stuff. [Feb 2007, p.65]

Not new-gen material. [Jan 2014, p.63]

Drier than a camel's bumhole, but a strong time trial challenge for hardcore fans. [Dec 2011, p.87]

Only hardcore Tekken fans should consider adding this to their collection. [Jan 2012, p.98]

An admirably action-packed RPG, but one that gets repetitive fairly quickly. [Aug 2006, p.78]

A short but sweet burst of preschool tomfoolery. [May 2008, p.84]

Needs more braaaaains. [July 2010, p.95]

After Broken Steel and Point Lookout, this is a regression. Makes Anchorage look fun! [Oct 2009, p.77]

The aim of this cel-shaded 3D take on arcade classic Rampage is, simply, to break stuff and eat people. [Oct 2011, p.93]

Classic dungeon crawling with great characters and humour. [Oct 2008, p.85]

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

A tweaked combat system and open world are welcome, but more inspiration is needed. [Apr 2018, p.72]

Bite-size snippets of horribly intense action. The perfect shooter for 3DS. [Aug 2011, p.96]

A well-presented game, but exploring shows it's more dilapidated cabin than ominous mansion. [July 2018, p.65]

Extremely arcadey and immediately engaging racing game. [Apr 2007, p.84]

Full of odd novelty that, while funny, doesn't really outweigh the stinking games. [May 2009, p.83]

The engine could do with some extra juice, but this is still a vastly rewarding racer. [Aug 2006, p.80]

Not dissimilar to "Point Blank" and, likewise, better in small blasts. [Nov 2008, p.85]

Good fun, if pricey. [Apr 2012, p.85]

Alpha Protocol's a technical turkey but it's also a gripping, innovative and deserving of both success and a sequel.

This fast-paced puzzle game, simple though it may be, is bloody hard to put down. [June 2007, p.85]

Loads of solid mini-games. [Christmas 2011, p.94]

Bargain basement material from start to finish, but boasting admirable spirit. [July 2011, p.89]

Myriad fixable problems mar a unique multiplayer experience. May improve with time. [June 2013, p.82]

Unspectacular add-on for the rapidly ageing action-RPG. For hardcore fans only. [Aug 2011, p.95]

Ace. [May 2011, p.91]

No classic, but no mess either. [Nov 2016, p.76]

This is one Worms game that should be left to float off in space. [Apr 2008, p.76]

Unfortunate proof that the classics of old don't always hold up well when dropped into the modern day. [July 2016, p.78]

The miniseries format has its charm, but Michonne fails to live up to the superb franchise. [July 2016, p.71]

One for longtime fans or those for whom hard work is its own reward. [June 2009, p.78]

The Crew 2 spreads itself too thin and doesn't take enough advantage of its sprawling open world. [Issue#333, p.54]

Fast and furious and good old-fashioned Sonic fun, for all its faults. It looks splendid, too, with perspective changes and all manner of background detail. [Christmas 2006, p.58]

Happily addictive. [May 2013, p.81]

The series' comedy chops survive the trip to Hell, but recycled minigames and weak combat are torture. [Mar 2015, p.77]

The richly immersive ambience of this dinosaur planet might be worth the prohibitive cost of entry. [Christmas 2016, p.80]

A beautiful, thoughtful title that eschews hardcore sim for fun videogame. [May 2012, p.95]

Still a solid racing game, but with nothing for new-gen and no retro content, it's a slight mist-step. [Christmas 2014, p.60]

A basic arcade game that we've seen many times before but it still has a certain appeal. [Nov 2007, p.83]

It's way behind other PS3 games of its type. [Apr 2010, p.85]

A predictable theme for a graphic adventure compensated [for] by obvious affection for the genre. [Jan 2009, p.84]

Everyone loves a nice time paradox, but we'd like more freedom. [Christmas 2008, p.84]

A fun distraction with some word-based cleverness, but it's far less substantial than it should be. [May 2018, p.66]

The unrealistic vehicle handling is counter-intuitive while awkward camera angles don't help. [July 2012, p.85]

Terrific 3D and a massive roster can't make up for the disappointing single-player. [Apr 2012, p.89]

Events demanding more than fast fingers make this the best Olympic game yet. [Sept 2012, p.100]

For all its strengths, in the campaign mode it's hardly making history. [Aug 2006, p.75]

An excellent adventure for Wiimote wagglers or stylus junkies - and even better with both. [Apr 2009, p.62]

Decidedly average. [Oct 2009, p.80]

There's very little here to appeal to even the most traditionalist of Japanese RPG fans. [Apr 2010, p.70]

Wickedly enjoyable. [Jan 2013, p.71]

Enemies run towards you and you shoot them over and over until they die. Shallow and dull. [March 2013, p.79]

Not particularly exciting, but a compulsive score-attack timewaster. [Oct 2008, p.84]

No noticeable gameplay altering reason to indulge. [Aug 2013, p.77]

Truly dire voice acting. [May 2012, p.89]

Well worth a look if you want something different. [Sept 2007, p.84]

Average, simple and very non-Wii - this takes the extreme out of extreme sports. [Oct 2007, p.72]

By sticking to past success The Fallen King can stand up and hold its head high. [Jan 2009, p.83]

Just an excuse really for multiplayer deathmatches in their purest and most enjoyable form. [May 2012, p.87]

Stupidly steep difficulty spikes will upset all but the most unfeeling robo-brains out there. A shame. [June 2011, p.85]

Decent, but it looks, feels and plays like a budget game - a meaty price tag is cheeky. [Sept 2007, p.77]

Definitely avoid at this price. [Aug 2010, p.101]

There's just enough individuality on offer thanks to these ninja threads to make this worth shuriken-ing down. [June 2013, p.85]

A surprisingly rewarding and tactical combat sim that's not just for Trek fans, with an enjoyable enough story. [Feb 2007, p.68]

Overly cutesy. [May 2011, p.89]

It makes us laugh, but this doesn't make up for the lack quality. Stick with the next-gen. [Christmas 2007, p.62]

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

It's sensible like Mensa but lacks character in the face of ultra-stylish Eastern equivalents. [Sept 2007, p.73]

We've seen worse, but this is still a disgraceful payment system. [July 2014, p.79]

Expertly remade. [July 2013, p.84]