High-wire hijinks in the spirit of the show. Who knew Omega Force had it in them? [Oct 2006, p.79]

Impressively ambitious but hampered by woolly controls and camera. [Winter 2009, p.74]

A breeze to play on DS. [Mar 2009, p.82]

A bigger, better sequel to an interesting idea, but one that falls slightly short of greatness. [March 2017, p.74]

The saga ends. While it's never quite great, The Banner Saga 3 is a very good turn-based tactics title. [Issue#333, p.62]

Mario Tennis Aces excels as a feisty multiplayer game. [Issue#333, p.67]

A clever, creepy refashioning of familiar ideas that will make your head spin - in a good way. [Issue#336, p.78]

The perfect excuse to rediscover some PS2 classics. [May 2012, p.88]

Addictive, and a treat for series fans. [March 2017, p.82]

Qora's characters are imbued with surprising personality given their lo-fi appearance, and the dialogue is genuinely funny. [Christmas 2014, p.78]

We love Gran Turismo dearly but it isn't the game we hoped it would be. [Feb 2011, p.72]

An excellent shooter that maintains the series' sterling rep, but where are the new ideas? [Nov 2008, p.76]

While it doesn't tell you what Life is Strange 2 will be like, we hope for less teen drama and more magic like this. [Issue#333, p.81]

Despite the crude damage, the empty roads and elementary physics, you don't feel that the 360 is really being tested, and neither are you. Nevertheless, NFS: Carbon is a lot of fun, but it's very flawed too. [Dec 2006, p.88]

The testing combat is fun, and managing your squad of mercenaries is even better. [June 2018, p.78]

Solid gameplay, stunning aerial effects, but nothing that will have you celebrating. [Oct 2007, p.82]

A high quality puzzler, and well worth the asking price. [Nov 2011, p.94]

Origins, a zombie-epic with giant robots, rivals TranZit for thrills. [Dec 2013, p.63]

An epic co-op experience but it loses points for poor AI and a scrappy offline experience. [June 2010, p.76]

It should have been this good the first time. [Feb 2011, p.91]

Splendid role-playing meets merely adequate blasting, but still trumps Op Anchorage. [June 2009, p.79]

This adventure isn't perfect, but stick with it and you'll discover another worthy addition to the DS's growing library of RPGs. [Oct 2008, p.72]

A gorgeous sequel to ALTTP, but one that trades on nostalgia more than its own strengths. [Jan 2014, p.52]

It is not the sweeping epic we were hoping for but it's still a real delight to play. [Dec 2007, p.74]

This addictive RPG has a remarkable soundtrack but is a little rough around the edges. [Nov 2018, p.69]

An extension of Destiny's triumphs and flaws that ultimately wins us over with its new raid. [Mar 2015, p.68]

A clever card battler that's fantastic for genre fans, but too hard to pick up to win many new ones. [Mar 2015, p.70]

Slightly disappointing upgrade. Still enjoyable but lacks the grunt needed to be a champion. [May 2011, p.80]