A gorgeous, superbly slick sandbox that's always a delight to swing through. Pity about the script. [Nov 2018, p.62]

A familiar but loving stroll (and brawl) down memory lane for one of the series' best entries. [Oct 2018, p.64]

Rib-ticklingly good fun. Not just for fans of American Fistball. [Christmas 2008, p.85]

Occasionally frustrating, but this remake delivers fresh shocks while still improving on a classic. [Mar 2015, p.66]

Old-fashioned RTS in modern clothing, and a definite step forward from the last. [May 2006, p.63]

An entertainingly amoral addition to the strategy cannon. [July 2008, p.82]

Low on modes but astronomically high on fun, it's a great debut for THQ San Diego. [May 2011, p.73]

Arguably the best fighter on PSP, but missing the single-player experience we hoped for. [Oct 2009, p.70]

The sleeping giant of the FIFA kingdom roars into life, but it's still an all-format minnow. [Nov 2009, p.66]

With an ending guaranteed to trigger a lump in your throat, Silence is totally worth making noise about. [Jan 2017, p.80]

A great excuse to leap back in, or take your first steps into the biggest MMO going. [Feb 2015, p.62]

The second in the four strong series is the best of the bunch. [June 2013, p.85]

Loses its oddball way slightly in the translation, but this is still great. [Aug 2007, p.71]

Showroom shine and technical brilliance manages to get in the way of the 'game'. [May 2008, p.67]

A perfectly formed bite of Hitman action, set in a rich location and full of murderous opportunity. [May 2016, p.68]

A successful splicing of two beloved genres that thoughtfully expands on the lore of the series. [Feb 2018, p.77]

Not a revolution, but still addictive, and different enough from "Skate" to matter. [Christmas 2007, p.82]

Great puzzles and lovely visuals make this easy to recommend, despite dodgy controls. [May 2012, p.94]

Faster, flashier and a good deal more fun than previous games in the series. [Nov 2012, p.88]

Sophisticated driving action with scarily realistic physics. [Nov 2006, p.84]

Another strong Batman outing, but one left bruised by the Arkhams Asylum and City. [Christmas 2013, p.72]

A great time waster, with some terrific multiplayer options, too. [Sept 2008, p.85]

A cocktail of stealth and action, perfectly mixed to create a clever, gripping, and tense experience. [Nov 2017, p.77]

Still works for us! [Jan 2012, p.89]

Minus the original cutscenes and Iwatodai's open world, P3P is still a classic RPG oddity. [Aug 2011, p.81]

Pets was our favourite expansion pack and this improves it to no end. [Sept 2007, p.80]

The world map is vast, if loaded with the occasional grindy quest. [Feb 2013, p.93]

Getting to the bottom of the countdown mystery in Mega City One is great fun, for those with the patience for a well-told story. [Nov 2012, p.91]