Best played locally with other videogame veterans over an alcopop or two. [Dec 2011, p.87]

No real spark, character or cunning. Will entertain only the extremely undemanding. [June 2007, p.81]

A faintly nostalgic, merely good game, but hardly a classic return. [Feb 2008, p.82]

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

The pacing is poor and it's a technical wreck. [Feb 2010, p.82]

It's ultimately let down by a wheezing framerate and the inability to play within 20 metres of a fellow human being. [Apr 2014, p.78]

Compared to previous Need for Speeds, this lacks enjoyment. [Jan 2008, p.76]

The core idea is perhaps a bit too basic. [June 2013, p.79]

It's not greatly better than any of the other versions of it, but it's certainly welcome on the DS. [Mar 2007, p.71]

A solid enough shooter but it struggles to distinguish itself from the very best titles. [Jan 2007, p.71]

When on form it's a great arcade flight game. When it isn't, the gameplay can be monotonous. [Dec 2009, p.70]

A good technical effort and a decent game but it's not as entertaining as its Wii U predecessor. [June 2013, p.73]

Easily the best Frogger in years. [Oct 2012, p.87]

It's great trying to perfect all of the recipes, but the terrible utilisation of the Wii-mote is tougher to swallow than a week old pork pie. [Apr 2009, p.79]

Turgid stuff. [Oct 2010, p.77]

Fuse feels like a five-year-old game wrapped in a ten-year-old art style. [Aug 2013, p.68]

There's a unique, endearing quality to Moon Hunters worth tracking down. [May 2016, p.83]

Blammo-ing zombies in the face with slo-mo bullets and watching the gory results is a bit of a shambling one-trick pony, yes, but it's one that can entertain for hours. [May 2013, p.84]

Gets old quickly but satisfying for youngsters and fans of the show. [May 2008, p.84]

Does one trick well, but lacks the comprehensiveness of competitors. [Christmas 2012, p.94]

Manga fans will enjoy this, but it's too repetitive to keep most playing for long. [May 2012, p.89]

An uninspiring and repetitive button masher. [July 2013, p.77]

Weak strategy built around a minigame that's okay for coffee breaks on your PC but not so great for Xbox Live. [Christmas 2009, p.80]

Gags frequently hit the mark. The other bits? Not so much. [Sept 2013, p.70]

A charming license is stretched over a vapid RPG to ill effect. The fans, and the show, deserve better. [Issue#333, p.69]

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

Addictive missions and good customisation combine to make a game full of fun. [Issue#232, p.94]

Navigating the environment is both refreshingly unguided and frustratingly obtuse. [June 2014, p.79]