It's best played against humans. [Apr 2012, p.85]

Simple, spooky fun but a stumble in the right direction for Kinect. [Apr 2012, p.85]

Cracking tennis game with gorgeous visuals and a slew of bonkers mini-games. [Apr 2012, p.84]

Exhaustive tennis sim with fantastic gameplay modes but lacking the depth of its rivals. [Apr 2012, p.84]

Rich in visual atmosphere but sabotaged by dry writing and yawn-stifling fetch quests. [Apr 2012, p.83]

Despite lush visuals Syndicate doesn't have what it takes to compete with modern shooters. [Apr 2012, p.82]

Thoroughly playable with enough variety and replay value to lure the hardcore. [Apr 2012, p.78]

Solidly replicates the big-console FIFA experience, with some innovative controls. [Apr 2012, p.85]

A cheerfully quirky, crunchy shooter - but it's a grind to get to the good stuff. [Apr 2012, p.76]

Fun ideas clash with mundane storytelling, but the nimble action wins out in the end. [Apr 2012, p.74]

Makes top use of 3D effects. [Apr 2012, p.73]

Drastically improved combat means entry two is far from the disappointment many predicted. [Apr 2012, p.70]

A blistering return for SSX well worth shouting about from the mountain tops. [Apr 2012, p.65]

One of the most emotionally charged gaming pilgrimages ever devised. Tiny but tremendous. [Apr 2012, p.92]

There's also a fantastic variety to the undead. [Apr 2012, p.87]

A so-so "stab" at portable stealth. After all these years we should expect much more. [March 2012, p.75]

Disturbing lack of content impedes the score, but what is here is streamlined, speedy fun. [March 2012, p.75]

The creation tools fit beautifully with Vita, but this feels familiar. [March 2012, p.74]

Another fine entry in a dependably bankable series. Plays it safe, but that's no bad thing. [March 2012, p.73]

One of the best 2D fighters of modern times, squeezed in a little window. Lovely. [March 2012, p.72]

Solid launch title that gives a workout to Vita's hardware but doesn't do much else. [March 2012, p.71]

A better-than-expected scrapper with some ingenious, if potentially short-lived, innovations. [March 2012, p.71]

Still a class product - gorgeous, playable and supremely fast, though it hasn't changed much. [March 2012, p.70]

An essential launch game that comes extremely close to matching up to the PS3 titles. [March 2012, p.68]

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

You won't find a more unique title all month, but with zero replay incentive and little in the way of memorable moments, this curio's cost is awfully hard to reconcile. [March 2012, p.102]

Some games are so bad they're good (for a laugh, at least). FlatOut 3 is just plain bad. [March 2012, p.102]

An unfunny, unplayable mishmash of fart jokes, stereotypes and wanton violence. [March 2012, p.101]