No new tricks, but this is well-presented and still has the same old appeal. [Sept 2008, p.84]

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

Strange obsession with ladies' shoes, but good, tacky fun. [Sept 2008, p.85]

Despite its flaws it's a largely successful of marriage and plot and play, a towering achievement and one of the finest action games ever made. [July 2008, p.60]

A brilliant game youi get for free with "MGS4." What's to complain about? [July 2008, p.64]

Doesn't quite do enough to steal "Round 3's" crown, but takes it right down to the wire. [Aug 2008, p.78]

A cracking action puzzler that proves we don't need mindless violence to have a good time. [July 2008, p.75]

Stock car racing is an acquired taste; we like corners, track variety and racing intensity. [Sept 2008, p.81]

What it gains in looks it loses in excitement. [Aug 2008, p.74]

Hard to master although fans will enjoy the cartoon silliness. [Aug 2008, p.83]

Not really a game, but even as an application this is pretty flaky stuff. [Sept 2008, p.78]

Just don't expect a sophisticated experience. [Aug 2008, p.70]

This space shooter isn't outstanding but offers a quick arcade fix. [Sept 2008, p.84]

By the time you work out it's frutrating as hell, you're already hooked. [Sept 2008, p.84]

Disappointingly, the patented 'escape and evade' gameplay dynamic comes with a hefty price to pay; put simply, The Bourne Conspiracy might just be the most linear game since the original Dragon's Lair.

An exhilarating but fatally flawed action game that falls short of the brilliant original. [Aug 2008, p.67]

The year's most exciting recreation of motorsport. Simply brilliant. [July 2008, p.72]

A well-executed tie-in aimed squarely at the movie's target audience. Old 'uns, steer clear. [Sept 2008, p.69]

A magnificent celebration of all things Indy and a great primer for the new movie. [July 2008, p.66]

If you like shiny, happy golf (if a little samey), then go "four" this. [Aug 2008, p.82]

Better than most disc-based Wii puzzlers, for a quarter of the price. [Sept 2008, p.84]

A well-structured multiplayer FPS that encourages teamwork over gung-ho heroics. [Aug 2008, p.71]

The levels are colorful but dull, and after a mere five minutes a lurking sense of deja vu descends. Dead poor. [July 2008, p.82]

Classy, demanding and atmospheric - but it won't suit everybody. [Aug 2008, p.83]

Quests are staple MMO territory - but the unique, gory combat adds spice. [Aug 2008, p.72]

After a steady diet of brilliant alternatives, Haze's innovations and compelling story aren't enough. [July 2008, p.80]

On the one hand, it's the same game with new online features. But this will be huge online. [Nov 2007, p.79]

Impressive. But games won't get much from it and it's unlikely to get you trim on its own. [May 2008, p.66]