Its difficulty curve is all over the place. [June 2009, p.81]

A rock-solid simulation and recreation of the real thing. Perhaps a little too real out of the ring. [June 2009, p.64]

Another brilliant block puzzler from Spielberg. [July 2009, p.79]

Lacks the intensity, variety and action the Terminator license deserves. [June 2009, p.76]

It's really just for the fans. [June 2009, p.81]

Offers a fairly different and very effective alternative to the super serious "Wii Fit." [Aug 2009, p.73]

When a game is built around a single mechanic that is employed so well, so often and so entertainingly it's hard not to overlook its flaws and just enjoy yourself. [June 2009, p.70]

Some 15 years have passed and Little Mac feels as fresh as he ever did. Good stuff. [July 2009, p.80]

History buffs might like this but it fails to capture the excitement of other WW2 games. [July 2009, p.81]

Full of odd novelty that, while funny, doesn't really outweigh the stinking games. [May 2009, p.83]

Brings nothing new to action/RPGs other than another excuse for time-consuming level grinding. [July 2009, p.75]

This is just awful. [June 2009, p.80]

An oasis in the barren PSP desert. [Apr 2009, p.79]

Solid and enjoyable stuff but also incredibly shallow by today's standards. [Aug 2009, p.84]

The brains behind some of the best puzzlers ever drop an undead vs. shrubbery bomb. [July 2009, p.75]

Go and see the movie instead - it's cheaper, it stars Ricky Gervais and they serve popcorn. [July 2009, p.82]

Go and see the movie instead - it's cheaper, it stars Ricky Gervais and they serve popcorn. [July 2009, p.82]

Still a price we'd pay. [July 2009, p.78]

Decidedly average. [Oct 2009, p.80]

Razor sharp combat and a mature nature makes for an excellent superhero slash-'em-up. [June 2009, p.72]

Massive missions with too few checkpoints make it difficult to love. For stealth nuts only. [July 2009, p.81]

Fiddly stylus controls all too often get in the way of a great DS idea that had plenty of potential. [Apr 2009, p.82]

A mixture of entertaining mini-games covering the whole spectrum of entertainment through to frustration. [Jan 2008, p.84]

A timeless classic. At a reasonable download price, everyone should own it. [Apr 2009, p.81]

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

Stick with it and you'll find a dense, deeply rewarding and long-lasting puzzler. [May 2009, p.71]

"Worms" and "Lemmings" are perhaps its closest matches, but Flock! has a fresh feel all of its own and comes with a brilliant level editor, too. [May 2009, p.85]

A solidly built shooter with a hands-around-neck technique that marks it out from the crowd. [May 2009, p.62]