Wii owners have a SmackDown to be proud of that has the definitive ladder/cage matches. [Dec 2008, p.56]

It's what you'd expect from The Sims and not too much more. [Christmas 2011, p.93]

Players of the first game need not apply but newcomers should fill their boots. [July 2012, p.83]

After a rocky few years, this is Telltale back on top form, with one of our new favourite Batman stories in any medium. [June 2018, p.85]

Definitely the best Potter game yet and arguably the best Lego game too. [Sept 2010, p.97]

A solid but unremarkable fighting game that makes a dismal first impression. [Nov 2016, p.69]

In some ways, this is the most innovative Tales game for years. In others, it's still stuck firmly in the past. [March 2017, p.78]

A well executed handheld version of MotorStorm but not the most exciting PSP racer. [Dec 2009, p.63]

Although poorly explained in places, there are plenty of thrills in this top-down loot shooter. [June 2016, p.78]

An awesome, if ancient, shooter that still plays like a dream in multiplayer. We urge you to try it. [June 2010, p.85]

The same tight third-person combat as the last three games, but just a bit less special. [May 2013, p.66]

Nothing revolutionary, but worthy of any strategy fan's attention, and a must for Halo devotees. [Apr 2017, p.72]

Cruel and punishing. [July 2013, p.82]

While it never gets frustratingly fiddly, you'll also rarely be seriously taxed. Despite all those colours, Hue lacks the vibrancy of the very best puzzle-platformers. [Oct 2006, p.81]

There's a simple, if somewhat dull, pleasure here - like settling into an easy chair on a Sunday afternoon. [June 2014, p.78]

Samey arenas and a dull narrative means that this doesn't quite hit the nail on the head. [Sept 2013, p.79]

Toughie, this. Plump for Wii for gameplay but PS3 and 360 if you're into visuals/online. [Aug 2010, p.92]

Solid, well presented and enjoyable. Just the right level of challenge for the PSP. [Dec 2007, p.56]

Finally as fun to play as it is to watch. [May 2011, p.94]

A timeless classic. At a reasonable download price, everyone should own it. [Apr 2009, p.81]

Wonderfully spooky. [Mar 2010, p.68]

A little dry perhaps, but generously proportioned for 9.99. [Mar 2011, p.91]

Still a decent - if more arcady - game of football but remains firmly in second place. [Issue#231, p.88]

Ace resource management like Animal Crossing but an agi-culture shock for action fans. [June 2010, p.75]

Amazing production values should rightfully be lauded, but we expect a bit more than just a measly two hours of fun for our 5.60. [March 2012, p.97]

Slicker than ever before. [Christmas 2013, p.86]

Superbly authentic. Like the real thing, stand-up is ace, but the ground game is an acquired taste. [May 2016, p.67]

Old-style gaming in futuristic shoes: a thrilling experience that hides its flaws with style. [Christmas 2008, p.65]