FIFA 2002 and FIFA Street 1 - together at last! EA can stick this one in their own net. [Issue#231, p.87]

Not as fun as LittleBigPlanet's platform offerings, but the track editor impresses. [Jan 2013, p.71]

An adequate FPS but there's not enough originality here for us to recommend it. [Oct 2007, p.68]

A superb central dynamic. [Jan 2014, p.83]

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

One of XBLA's better racers. [July 2013, p.75]

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

A creative and inventive bag of tricks with plenty to keep you occupied despite its limitations. [Christmas 2014, p.70]

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

Stands up well on iPhone today bar a few inevitable control issues. [Apr 2012, p.90]

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]

While it can't quite live up to its predecessor, GOF3 still offers plenty to enjoy. [Nov 2016, p.83]

Cheap and cheerful, but playing in your front room just seems...odd. [June 2007, p.85]

Clumsy it may be, but this is the perfect pick-me-up for Wii owners with post-Skyloft blues. [May 2012, p.85]

A once enjoyable wilid west shooter gone bad on the PSP. [Jan 2007, p.69]

The cynic in us says it's more like an advert for the Virtual Console than a full game, but the veteran gamer in us can't help but rejoice at the happy memories it conjures up. [July 2014, p.79]

The feeling that the game is using its source material to mask less-than-refined mechanics is inescapable. [Apr 2014, p.79]

A fine arcade port but ironically it lacks the guts of more modern scrappers. [Feb 2008, p.69]

A clever, original and sweet puzzler that stands out, even on DS. [Dec 2007, p.85]

Another case of Ninty spinning endless invention from the simplest of ideas. Well worth a play(doh). [June 2015, p.72]

The voice acting is hit or miss, though. Mainly miss. [Oct 2014, p.81]

LocoRoco boings off in a disappointing new direction but it's still unique and rewarding. [Christmas 2009, p.78]

The transition from mobile isn't wholly successful, but the puzzling itself is near-perfect. [July 2015, p.70]

The game equivalent of a Pixar film - a riot for everyone. [July 2011, p.90]

A cracking strategy game with some brilliant action elements. Suprisingly decent, this. [Apr 2007, p.76]

Think Fantavision meets Mr. Fothergill. [Feb 2011, p.95]

It's easy enough to overlook these quirks when the core gameplay is so satisfying and immediate. [Apr 2016, p.81]

An intriguing opening for a narrative series, with some of the most raddled faces we've ever seen. [May 2018, p.70]