Better than most disc-based Wii puzzlers, for a quarter of the price. [Sept 2008, p.84]

Tranquil puzzle-platforming that's ideal for filling five minutes. [Christmas 2008, p.84]

Doesn't quite blow the house down, but it's got loads of huff and puff. [Christmas 2013, p.86]

There's great variety here, too. [May 2017, p.82]

'80s style and sociopathic stealth return in the bitingly hard, brilliant-but-unfocused sequel. [May 2015, p.56]

Fast, furious and smothered in old-school cool. [Jan 2012, p.91]

It might be a big dumb shooter but this is easily still our favourite ever Transformers title. [Aug 2010, p.83]

Not the massive leap forward that was hoped for, although there's potential for improvement. [Jan 2009, p.78]

A rollicking good time. [Jan 2013, p.66]

A competent but uninspiring update of a classic arcade game. [July 2008, p.82]

As brilliant on Wii as it is on DS, but it does feel like a bit of a missed opportunity. There's no two-player - we fancied a bit of head-to-head operating or co-op. [Jan 2007, p.77]

Throw your copy of Forza 5 in the bin - this new entry improves on the formula in every way. [Nov 2015, p.79]

Another cracker from a developer well-versed in the art of 2D strategy. [Nov 2007, p.85]

The fourth Layton doesn't try anything too drastic, but the missing mode is a real shame. [Christmas 2011, p.80]

A compromised classic. [Oct 2013, p.80]

Another brilliant PSP release. [Feb 2010, p.76]

The prehistoric charm dino-saurs this straight to success. [Summer 2015, p.73]

Modern Warfare 2 would be a lot to ask for on a mobile device, but the similarly titled Modern Warfare Combat gets as close as any game has yet. [Jan 2012, p.95]

Another top game in the Pokemon series and another great puzzler for the DS. [May 2006, p.56]

A tremendous - if slightly unwelcoming - conclusion to one of the smartest stories in videogames. [Sept 2016, p.77]

A treat for anyone raised on a screen the size of a custard cream. [Sept 2012, p.107]

The tongue-in-cheek humour and lush graphics make Overlord the sort of cult title games should be overjoyed to discover. [Aug 2007, p.69]

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

A fast-paced test of nerve and skill, Penarium offers all the fun of the fair in single-or multiplayer. [Dec 2015, p.70]

Doesn't advance the classic Contra formula one jot, but better than 1994's "Hard Corps." [Feb 2008, p.68]

A beefy brawler but the legendary series really deserved better for its next-gen debut. [Dec 2009, p.78]

Mixes the best of action games with (some of) the best of role-playing adventures. [Apr 2012, p.94]

Never syrupy, sensationalized, or cliched, but dulled by puzzles that veer between easy and illogical. [Sept 2014, p.72]