It just takes a little dedication, a little perseverance, and a deep love of bikes to discover it. But if that's you, then this could be time well spent indeed. [July 2006, p.62]

Sweet and simple. It might be old-fashioned but it's as addictive as it's ever been. [June 2006, p.70]

A very basic, simplistic shooter with over-forgiving auto-targetting and linear levels. And the controls don't translate that well to PSP, either. [June 2006, p.79]

Racquet-chuckingly frustrating at first, but rewardingly rich after a few plays. [May 2006, p.55]

As loveable as Greg Rusedski's haircut. [June 2006, p.78]

By far the best action-RPG we've played and one we want to keep on playing. [Nov 2006, p.74]

A game that just can't keep up with Clancy's ever-evolving war zone. [July 2006, p.80]

A feature-packed bundle that's fun to play, but won't blow the socks off Fary Cry experts. [May 2006, p.77]

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

Not as pointless as it first seems, but dull for anyone not turned on by "Carry On" films. [July 2006, p.72]

Feels archaic, despite the additions. Best wait for Koei's PS3 output. [July 2006, p.84]

Wildly inconsistent: flashes of brilliance, ruined by incompetence. [May 2006, p.80]

We just wish Capcom would release an uber-collection across all formats instead of these half-baked efforts. [July 2006, p.81]

Small in every sense. It's still pleasingly violent - but this is a bare-bones edition. [June 2006, p.69]

Don buy this! A "GTA" wannabe as bloated as Marlon Brando's cheeks, and five times as ugly. [May 2006, p.60]

The lack of imagination is a big disappointment after "We Love Katamari's" colourful racetracks, fireflies and snowballs. [June 2006, p.74]

A huge improvement on the first game - not for everyone, but the best "MGS" on PSP. [Aug 2006, p.64]

It's a proven formula, but the game proves to be a bit of a bugger to interact with. [July 2006, p.70]

It's been a slow few years for the single-player RPG. This makes up for all of it. [May 2006, p.68]

Tetris DS is great, then, of that there is no doubt. Still, it just may be the nostalgia, but we can't help but feel the freshness of the original GameBoy version in 1989 will never be topped. [June 2006, p.62]

"Mario Kart" was good, but this is a cut above. [May 2006, p.52]

Dark Mirror works because the controls work. [June 2006, p.65]

One of the best platformers we've played in years. This handheld treat is a minor classic. [June 2006, p.73]

A superb package that manages to add to the incredible "Snake Eater" experience. [Dec 2006, p.90]

New ideas? Not really. Sparkling platform fun? The ice has it. [May 2006, p.80]

Gorgeous racing at a budget price. What are you waiting for? [June 2006, p.80]

It won't wow you, but the unique combat and lively characters make it a worthy RPG. [June 2007, p.68]

Cartoon kick-punching to make your hair stand on end with pleasure. [July 2006, p.61]