A rock-solid simulation and recreation of the real thing. Perhaps a little too real out of the ring. [June 2009, p.64]

Short on scope, big on fun. [Aug 2011, p.91]

PS3 power saps realsim out of the racing - but replaces it with a slick arcade polish. [Jan 2007, p.68]

Easily one of the best minigame compilations on Wii. There's lot of fun to be had here. [Christmas 2007, p.79]

Big hits from Lily Allen, Britney Spears, and more. [May 2007, p.85]

Relish the chance to experience it afresh. [Oct 2010, p.77]

Was never going to challenge for the top, but a good effort. [Dec 2009, p.82]

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

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

The gameplay's nothing new, but it's done well and is lots of fun, partly thanks to Ash and his frequent quips. [Aug 2011, p.95]

One hell of a ride that loses impact because so many others beat Dante to the punch. [Mar 2010, p.82]

Just misses the conversion to make it a champion, but still a great rugby game. [Jan 2012, p.96]

Feels like a lean street fighter compared to the flabby console game. [Dec 2006, p.100]

Nice-looking dumb fun. [Christmas 2011, p.85]

Only a few awkward controls hamper an otherwise loving update. [Oct 2010, p.87]

More fun than a box of ferrets and almost genius, but it feels just a bit too slapdash. [Christmas 2006, p.64]

The essence of the console version, but it doesn't carry over the explosive enjoyment. [Apr 2012, p.88]

Still brilliant fun, but for every aspect that's been refined, another has frustratingly suffered. [Sept 2010, p.89]

Not quite incredible, but throws a mean right hook with some nice ideas. [Issue#231, p.97]

Proof that, with the right tweaks to the formula, JRPGs can still hit the high notes. [Sept 2016, p.82]

An enjoyably daft storyline. [Apr 2013, p.80]

It's packed with style, intrigue and originality - super sleuths will love it. [Apr 2007, p.84]

Paying up improves it tenfold. [Feb 2012, p.97]

Adds over 20 hours of new content, but will feel a little too familiar for Skyrim vets. [Sept 2012, p.107]

A substantial extension that deepens the game's conspiracies. Recommended. [Christmas 2011, p.93]

Considering a hard-as-nails sim lurks below the skin, Sturmovik has surprising playability. [Oct 2009, p.78]

The gaming equivalent of a great burger. You'll finish it fast and be hungry for more. [Oct 2008, p.80]

A miniature roulette wheel of mini-games where almost every segment is pure gold. [May 2012, p.100]