It's a huge selection of sideshow attractions that makes good use of the Move controller's amaze-o-tech. [Jan 2012, p.90]

An utter hoot and a welcome return - but it's too little, too late. [Feb 2010, p.82]

A fun strategy experience, limited by some rough edges and far too much repetition [March 2018, p.76]

A decent enough game at heart, but it's still relying on looks over thrills. [Mar 2008, p.82]

An utter hoot and a welcome return - but it's too little, too late. [Feb 2010, p.82]

Enthusiasts may ignore the niggles and enjoy the driving purity, even if it lacks thrills. [Nov 2009, p.67]

A slick and entertaining basketball sim, but then again so was last year's. [Dec 2006, p.100]

Aimed more at Metroid fans than pinball aficionados, and it shows. Flashy but insipid. [Aug 2006, p.65]

You'll spend most of your A-men play time chewing your fist in repressed frustration due to its imprecise floaty physics and harsh save point system. [May 2012, p.103]

This old-school platformer is given a twist. [Sept 2011, p.87]

A genuinely decent adaptation of the films. Repetitive and gruesome, but hugely evocative. [Winter 2009, p.85]

This frisson of extra-competitiveness, combined with the wacky nature of the games, makes this a party in the hand that everyone will want an invite to. [Sept 2014, p.81]

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

If fantastic, yet challenging gameplay, nasty spikes, frustrating retires and annoyingly placed enemies float your boat then this is made for you. [Issue#231, p.97]

This is one of the better RTSs on console[s] at the moment. but there are more on the way. [June 2008, p.78]

One for number crunchers. [Oct 2012, p.87]

Simple, spooky fun but a stumble in the right direction for Kinect. [Apr 2012, p.85]

It's the lightgun version of "Wii Play" - if you liked that, you'll find a lot more to like here. [Jan 2007, p.63]

While the art style is a visual treat and Kurt's powers beautifully unique, the difficulty curve is brutally unforgiving. [Jan 2013, p.81]

A huge-sized actioner best enjoyed in co-op for double the carnage. [May 2008, p.77]

An interesting attempt to update the series, but it's the traditional bonus games that impress. [Issue#232, p.72]

Brilliantly entertaining (and occasionally frustrating) while it lasts, but it's short. [Jan 2007, p.66]

It's one for the long-term fans. [Oct 2014, p.66]

No multiplayer is a blow, but this off-shoot's return is otherwise compelling. [Oct 2014, p.67]

A beautiful bullet-hell with high-energy visuals and music that sometimes descend into chaos. [Aug 2018, p.82]

Barely average update. [June 2011, p.82]

It won't change the world, but it's still worth saving. [Aug 2018, p.84]

The least interesting bits make up the bulk. Still, Remember Me's world is hard to forget. [Aug 2013, p.63]