An all-time classic that's been ported to 3DS with love and grace. [Oct 2011, p.81]

Touched with that Nintendo genius, but it's a very familiar kind of genius. [Jan 2007, p.64]

Tight and well put together, but lacking the spark to make it linger in the memory. [July 2007, p.80]

It makes you want to see where life leads them next. [Issue#336, p.85]

Can't topple the original trilogy, but as a straight-up mystery game, Ace Attorney has never been better. [Nov 2016, p.66]

A perfectly madcap adventure, full of irreverent humor that will fill you with joy. [May 2018, p.67]

Bigger, better and slicker - GT is back, but it's brought some of its old foibles with it. [Feb 2014, p.67]

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

A toxic treat. [July 2011, p.87]

Persevere with teh D-pad/analogue nubbin purgatory and you'll discover a great PES. [Jan 2007, p.78]

An oasis in the barren PSP desert. [Apr 2009, p.79]

A brilliant reinvention of the beat 'em up, and the most exciting Wii game for ages. [Apr 2009, p.64]

With quality platforming, you should definitely give this time-twisting adventure a spin. [Issue#336, p.71]

It's an epic, flawed, weird, and endearing experience. [Jan 2016, p.68]

There's a brilliant little 15 quid multiplayer game here, but at its current price, it's only for fans of the franchises. [June 2017, p.77]

Rights many of 06's previous wrongs to produce a cracker. [Apr 2007, p.66]

Not the biggest expansion, but it enhances the best parts of an already magnificent MMO. [Christmas 2015, p.75]

Gorgeous looking (if not just a little bit confusing at times) and wickedly funny too. [Dec 2012, p.83]

A great combat system and world held back by immersion-breaking dialogue choices.

Prepare for tech tree troubles, but the amount to discover and overall quality wins out. [Christmas 2014, p.64]

Offers a fairly different and very effective alternative to the super serious "Wii Fit." [Aug 2009, p.73]

Eternally brilliant. [March 2013, p.93]

Terraria deserves to stand shoulder to shoulder with Minecraft as a sandbox classic. [June 2013, p.70]

Vast and visually sublime, Origins overcomes samey stealth thanks to its sensational map. [Christmas 2017, p.76]

A guilty pleasure for many. [June 2014, p.79]

It's good stuff, but rather than being intuitive it takes a lot of getting used to. Well worth a punt, though. [Feb 2007, p.84]

A downloadable title that, idea-wise, puts many full releases to shame. [Aug 2008, p.76]

Doesn't knock "Advance Wars" from the strategy throne, but a must for FF nuts. [Mar 2008, p.74]