It needs more features to remain relevant, but if its player base can remain consistent until then, it might yet live up to its excellent potential. [May 2017, p.83]

Bizarre, beautiful. [Christmas 2009, p.80]

With more fear than most games in its menu sequence alone, this is a masterclass in frights. [Dec 2016, p.81]

Entertaining, if lacking in ambition. We wish more Wii games controlled this well. [Christmas 2009, p.68]

Not as good as "Size Matters." [Sept 2008, p.82]

No just a rehash, but a brilliant game in itself. Sonic reigns once more. [Issue#232, p.88]

A surprisingly entertaining adventure with great controls. [Mar 2007, p.84]

Ryu's return is hampered by techy quibbles but it's the same keen-edged affair. [May 2012, p.100]

A slickly enjoyable experience. [Nov 2013, p.71]

Soils classic design with modern bombast leaving us more shaken than stirred. [Jan 2012, p.88]

The pacing is poor and it's a technical wreck. [Feb 2010, p.82]

Great for younger Potter fans, fully-grown Muggles may want to rent for JK's new stories. [Christmas 2012, p.88]

This'll feel right at home when it reaches PS4 later this year. [Aug 2014, p.79]

On the whole, Imprint-X struggles to entice for long periods of time and can feel just a bit uninspiring, despite having well-polished gameplay. [March 2017, p.83]

Betters the original, but still rooted in the Second Division compred to "FIFA" and "PES." [Aug 2006, p.61]

A charming, quirky and well-presented 3D platform game that's fun but not memorable. [Mar 2009, p.65]

Less accessible and trickier to control, but it offers similar satisfaction to the console Skates. [Feb 2009, p.82]

Too many flaws here. And so the wait for the ultimate next-gen co-op shooter continues. [Apr 2008, p.74]

The two minute level length is ideal for play on the go. [Oct 2013, p.73]

You might just find yourself making a return trip before long. [Aug 2018, p.85]

Different rather than strictly better or worse, MvC's combat still holds up, even if its personality doesn't. [Nov 2017, p.68]

Beautifully made but empty. Compulsive but exploitative, F2P time-and money-sink first, Fire Emblem last. [March 2017, p.66]

The DS isn't the best home for Guitar Hero and, while it's good, Decades can't alter that. [Feb 2009, p.78]

Short-lived but perfectly formed, this is a welcome invite back to an engrossing world. [Aug 2012, p.77]

Tough foes make this the go-to expansion for high-level fighters. [March 2013, p.81]

A really satisfying set of powers makes up for middling creativity. And cheer up a bit, eh? [May 2008, p.70]

The Wii-mote was built for this, but it's hard to recommend with "Pangya" available for free. [Sept 2008, p.77]

The Majin himself is hard work at times. [Jan 2011, p.92]