A nice twist on the Katamari template, but it soon gets repetitive. [Winter 2009, p.86]

It's a big game, but will you come back to it? Are you a crazed fan of Resi? There's the answer. [Jan 2007, p.62]

Official and authentic, the lack of horsepower under the Wii's bonnet hinders this F1 racer. [Winter 2009, p.70]

Diverting enough, especially for four players, but not outstanding. [Nov 2008, p.83]

A strong and original Batman story held back by poor dialogue and overly contrived plot devices. [Feb 2017, p.76]

A nice twist on the Katamari template, but it soon gets repetitive. [Winter 2009, p.86]

With a PC version boasting finer tuned mouse controls, we'd test the waters before taking the plunge. [Aug 2013, p.76]

An awkward, inconsistent mish-mash of styles. [Oct 2013, p.71]

A must-have for all late Guitar Hero adopters. A must-not for anybody with the earlier titles. [Sept 2009, p.70]

The content is vast and lovely to look at but the generations since have provided loftier platforming heights. [Oct 2013, p.73]

A nice twist on the Katamari template, but it soon gets repetitive. [Winter 2009, p.86]

The best-feeling racing sim out there, but physics aside, it's lacking in most areas compared to its rivals. [Oct 2006, p.68]

Still a solid racing game, but with nothing for new-gen and no retro content, it's a slight mist-step. [Christmas 2014, p.60]

There's plenty to play with here, but you'll have to pay to win online. [Oct 2013, p.75]

Brilliant in its day, but not enough to hold your attention for long. [Christmas 2008, p.84]

No evolution but this is an otherwise all-encompassing 2009 season experience. [Christmas 2009, p.73]

Shooting zombies is always fun, but there are better horrors and shooters around. [May 2008, p.81]

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

Entertaining and fairly original shooter, cursed by too little content and a high price. [Aug 2007, p.76]

The additions and breadth of ways to play earn that "Super" prefix, but the games are still the star. [Issue#336, p.80]

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]

A good game that, alarmingly, seems hampered rather than helped by the remote. [Jan 2007, p.80]

Too similar to the first game, but still worth playing to have a smile brought to your face. [June 2007, p.74]

A little short, but reasonably replayable, this is worth a look. [Nov 2011, p.95]

Don buy this! A "GTA" wannabe as bloated as Marlon Brando's cheeks, and five times as ugly. [May 2006, p.60]

A decent enough shooter, with good weapons and a decent cover system - but only fans of the comic will get the most from it. [June 2006, p.78]

The core idea is perhaps a bit too basic. [June 2013, p.79]

A bleak-but-enjoyable survival game that's occasionally just a little too harsh for its own good. [Mar 2015, p.72]