A real love it or hate it game. It could consume your life if you get the hunting bug. [Aug 2009, p.73]

Hey, at least it's not more Sudoku. [Oct 2010, p.87]

A distinctive and demanding blaster that's worth a look if you remember blocky sprites and brutally difficult games fondly. [Sept 2009, p.82]

Technically bland, but its love of the source material makes it a must for fans. [Dec 2009, p.87]

A love letter to the much loved movie and a pretty decent and often original shooter to boot. [July 2009, p.64]

Giving a niche audience what it wants, arguably at the expense of general appeal. [Mar 2008, p.76]

Ignore the pointless story and this is a compelling and addictive puzzler that'll really test your reactions. [Sept 2009, p.82]

A genre-defying postmodern game but lacking the punch of Suda 51's more recent efforts. [Dec 2008, p.79]

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

An accurate introduction to the soul crushing world of a career in administration it may be, a fun way to pass the time it is not. [Sept 2009, p.82]

With "Mario Kart Wii" boasting the quality it does, there's little need for MySims Racing. [Aug 2009, p.60]

Who's that tapping on the floor? Why, it's fun. Why not let him in? [July 2009, p.71]

The DS is starved of RTS action, but Lego Battles never ramps up enough to inspire. [Oct 2009, p.74]

There's no room for subtlety or moral quandaries here, just over-the-top action and gore. [Aug 2009, p.70]

Sega's dated crowd-pleaser still charms, but it's arguably no longer an essential buy. [July 2009, p.70]

A beast of a tennis game, with MotionPlus support and more options than you'll ever use. [Aug 2009, p.79]

Seems to forget Indy's also a teacher. All the action, none of the smarts. [Aug 2009, p.66]

If you want to play cop on your DS, try to Import "Tokyo Beat Down" instead. [Oct 2009, p.80]

Very similar to previous titles and still suffers from the same issues we had with the fret-button peripherals. [Oct 2009, p.80]

It's entertaining without the need for plastic peripherals, but it's still challenging for experts. [Aug 2009, p.77]

Our new favourite tennis game on Wii. It works perfectly. [Aug 2009, p.76]

Not masses of new content, it's more of a case of quality over quantity, though. [Aug 2009, p.78]

Add the MotionPlus and this is one of the best golf games ever. Knock off 20% without it. [Aug 2009, p.79]

A cracking PSN game that's cheap and puts a fresh ingredient into a classic formula. [Sept 2009, p.80]

Red Faction Guerrilla has made destruction its perfection. If you ask us, it's smashing. [July 2009, p.76]

It's still the same as ever, but now with far more choice, customisation and a whole town. [July 2009, p.72]

It's not the size - it's what you do with it. Freedom to race at the expense of focus. [July 2009, p.76]

Not quite so bad it's good but not so bad it's awful either. It's worth a rent, but just for laughs. [Aug 2009, p.82]