We especially liked robot monkey swinging pal Ragno, though a few more levels wouldn't go amiss. [June 2012, p.84]

Good stuff, but it does leave you pining for the simplicity of the original. [June 2012, p.84]

A pure idea, rendered in 3D, but a little shallow. [June 2012, p.83]

A dry game of golf. [June 2012, p.83]

Second rate Smash Bros. with a first-rate cast. Fun for a bit, but quickly gets tired. [June 2012, p.83]

It's imaginative and fun thanks to a wide range of combo possibilities. [June 2012, p.81]

Awful camera angles, awkward controls and a fair few glitches are still present. [June 2012, p.81]

Fun for a bit (with unlockable vehicles), but poor graphics and vehicle handling make this way too pricey for what it is. [June 2012, p.81]

Cool fighters with crazy abilities lift this 3D fighter above most manga-scrappers. [June 2012, p.81]

Packs a charming city hub, but dull repetitive combat lets it down. [June 2012, p.80]

Attempts some RTS elements but misses the mark. [June 2012, p.79]

Only average gameplay. [June 2012, p.79]

Nearly half-decent, this is let down by messy visuals and a lack of polish. [June 2012, p.78]

The licence and authenticity is in place but the gameplay is too lightweight for real fans. [June 2012, p.78]

Just enough sheen to make it a must-play for very small Pixar-heads; pity about the rest of us. [June 2012, p.78]

Genuinely fun for all ages, but Kinect's stubbornness holds it back from greatness. [June 2012, p.76]

A pale imitation of many more competent racers. A wasted chance to revitalise the series. [June 2012, p.74]

Goes toe-to-tow with both Skyrim and Mass Effect 3. A knockout console debut. [June 2012, p.72]

It gives you options, it lets you explore and experiment, and it's a riotous and compulsive experience. Drink it in. [June 2012, p.67]

Victory occasionally feels less down to skill than luck, but that doesn't cause it to veer too far from the bull. [May 2012, p.103]

A feast for your eyeballs. [May 2012, p.103]

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]

Some neat touches shake things up, but it's still the same old hack'n'slash formula. [May 2012, p.103]

A mindless, repetitive trudge through a sea of ugly. [May 2012, p.102]

Addictive, gorgeous and brilliant. [May 2012, p.101]

Like pool? You'll like this. [May 2012, p.101]

Up there with the best of Vita's launch line-up. [May 2012, p.101]

Stick with the Wii, PSMove or Kinect versions. [May 2012, p.101]