More like Wetris. [Nov 2012, p.83]

Combat and visuals are as stylish as we recall, but the camera is infuriatingly archaic. [Apr 2012, p.94]

Issues with art style, but give us enough tough choices and drama and we'll soon stop noticing. [Feb 2015, p.77]

This is bound to find a hardcore following, but it's frustratingly tough. [Dec 2008, p.84]

The best arcade rally game you can buy - what did you expect? [Nov 2007, p.80]

Unfortunately, there are more than a few niggles. [Feb 2013, p.92]

Won't change the world, but it's beautifully made and satisfyingly violent. [Apr 2012, p.87]

Not just the finest board game ever, but the finest version of the finest board game ever. [Oct 2010, p.75]

Despite simplistic single-player and feeble tutorials, SFV is a completely essential fighting game. [Apr 2016, p.70]

It's a wheeze. [March 2012, p.102]

Well worth it for RPG newcomers or diehards wanting to complete their FF lore. [June 2011, p.85]

Technically it lacks polish but as an arcade-style shooter with tons of variety it's superb. [Aug 2009, p.72]

Massively addictive. [Aug 2006, p.73]

More than just a top game - this is an event, and a blinding return to form for flailing FIFA. [June 2006, p.54]

Very amusing. [Christmas 2010, p.91]

Charming, and with more to it than most Warriors, but not the Quest in show. [Dec 2015, p.80]

Intriguing flashback but RAAM's Shadow lacks the polish we expect from the series. [March 2012, p.93]

Despite strong competition this still has enough under the bonnet to warrant playing it. [Apr 2008, p.65]

Fans won't be disappointed. It's a prologue clearly made by people with love for the original. [March 2018, p.68]

Thanks to its cel-shaded style, the first half of this classic JRPG has aged exceptionally well. [June 2014, p.78]

Tries too hard to be PSP's killer app, but is just too inhibited to ever really blow you away. [Dec 2006, p.76]

It's challenging but hardly deep. [June 2010, p.85]

Impressive destruction, but surprisingly unfulfilling as a proper 'racing' game. [May 2011, p.92]

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

If you don't already own it on Xbox, it's one of the most intense online experiences around. [May 2006, p.66]

The videogame equivalent of a giant, involuntary grin: fun-seekers must rejoice. [June 2006, p.69]

A deceptively clever platformer with one brilliant idea, from which it wrings every drop of creativity. [Issue#333, p.60]

Engaging, funny and fresh, not to mention stuffed to the brim with personality! [Oct 2012, p.91]