Doesn't add much. Rather it subtracts. [July 2011, p.91]

A decent quality package, but the controls need a rethink. [May 2007, p.65]

Virtual pet sims aren't for everyone, but Nintendogs is by far the best in show. [May 2011, p.64]

It's like your best freind's turned into a real jerk, but deep down, you're still great pals. [Mar 2008, p.75]

The definitive version of Dead Rising 2, and at a bargain price, too. [Dec 2011, p.93]

While it feels a little rough around the edges, there's plenty of addictive charm as you hurtle through psychedelic space landscapes with little more than a drill, banding tunes and some pop culture references for comfort. [March 2013, p.85]

A good budget alternative to "proper" art software. [May 2011, p.84]

An atmospheric FPS that's worth a look if you're after something different on your DS. [Apr 2009, p.77]

Another brilliant PSP release. [Feb 2010, p.76]

With the remote in hand Armageddon plays best on Wii, but we'd like a fresh installment. [Aug 2007, p.68]

Drugs, blood, fast cars, exotic locales, swearing and Balls galore. We love it! [Sept 2007, p.83]

Enjoyable, but its newcomer emphasis stops it being essential. [June 2008, p.74]

Virtual pet sims aren't for everyone, but Nintendogs is by far the best in show. [May 2011, p.64]

A remarkable visual experience paired with an average game that is sometimes less than fun to play. [Nov 2016, p.74]

Gorgeous, but disjointed. Despite the bumps, Steep's winter thrills are well worth riding out. [Jan 2016, p.66]

A brilliant reminder of Ninty's design genius, hampered by iffy game selection. [March 2014, p.83]

Addictive mobile gaming done right. [Summer 2015, p.68]

If you've got perfect eyesight and a lover's touch on the action buttons there's plenty to get stuck into, particularly the accomplished multi-player mode. If not, then we suggest you stick to PS2. [Christmas 2006, p.101]

It's a bold and brash arcadey football game that's elevated from being completely forgettable by the quality full-licensed finish. [June 2007, p.85]

"Quotation Forthcoming"

It looks shoddy and the gameplay gets samey quickly, but this is worth a look. [July 2013, p.82]

It's incredibly dumb, yes, but it works. [Jan 2014, p.82]

If you fancy a challenge and the price suits, you won't regret your purchase. Just don't expect your mind to be blown. [March 2017, p.83]

Giving the player choice and narrative input is admirable, but it just doesn't come together. [Nov 2014, p.72]

A baffling barrier to entry. [May 2013, p.79]

Somehow, the package works. [Nov 2013, p.75]

Flawed by facinatingly so, Doom VFR is a daring virtual remix that almost comes off. [Feb 2018, p.73]

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