An utterly essential pack for Doom virgins; a dated-but-potent blaster for the rest. [Christmas 2012, p.83]

It's fun, with great art and enjoyable characters, but lacks narrative depth and gets repetitive. [June 2018, p.77]

A mixed bag: bikes and quads are finely honed; everything else feels tacked on. [Mar 2010, p.62]

Each of the 36 games uses the Wiimote in a different in a different way so Guinness World Records feels like "WarioWare" to play. [Feb 2009, p.86]

This is a beautiful and brave adventure with an inescapable sense of melancholy. [Dec 2013, p.66]

Heavenly fun, but soured by online bugs and the baffling lack of a campaign mode. [July 2009, p.78]

A surprisingly engrossing - and gross - time management sim. [Sept 2013, p.73]

A fun way to spend two hours - but don't expect to remember it next month. [Oct 2018, p.68]

Lovely, but very much stuck in the past, and its characters and main story won't stay with you. [Oct 2018, p.70]

Not much of an HD update, but these relics have mostly stood the test of time. [May 2011, p.89]

A tough and exciting shooter that's even better in multiplayer. [June 2009, p.80]

Larger size aside, little has changed from the original. But four-player Ad Hoc is a hoot! [Oct 2007, p.70]

A huge improvement on the first game - not for everyone, but the best "MGS" on PSP. [Aug 2006, p.64]

Both addictive and challenging. [June 2013, p.87]

An interesting diversion from the usual adventure but it needs a bit more freedom. [May 2007, p.70]

A great tactical shooter, but you'll need to fork out for the best gear to stay competitive. [Nov 2012, p.83]

A deceptively deep game of wits. [Dec 2016, p.82]

Shallow stuff, but simple enough for anyone to play. Shame to see Mario and Sonic wasted. [Christmas 2007, p.72]

A staunch challenge for boss fight obsessives, but for many it'll simply be too frustrating. [Nov 2017, p.74]

2K14 won't wow you with high risks, but it's still a contender. [Christmas 2013, p.70]

A distinctive and demanding blaster that's worth a look if you remember blocky sprites and brutally difficult games fondly. [Sept 2009, p.82]

A little cramped but streamlined enough to feel well-suited to the DS. [Oct 2008, p.78]

A smart and intensely quick-fire endless runner, infused with equal charm and rage. [Nov 2012, p.92]

A minor miracle, let down by fiddly controls and to many technical bugs. [Mar 2011, p.91]

Not quite the return we were hoping for, but still a fun run, jump and dash-through for fans. [Aug 2011, p.88]

Game of the Year? Cutscenes of the Year, more like. A Marmite Final Fantasy experience. [Apr 2010, p.80]

A typical Tiger game: well presented, easy to play, but don't expect much new stuff. [Oct 2007, p.76]

A more complete package than its predecessor that keeps stubbornly to what Worms is about. [Oct 2007, p.84]