The DS stylus is used to great effect to control the force. Top value! [Issue#19, p.89]

Hugely addictive shooting action. We like. [Issue#18, p.80]

A genuinely fun way to get fit. [Issue#22, p.66]

Not an RPG, and not much to do at first, but it does get more interesting. [Issue#24, p.26]

Combining the fastpaced puzzling of Cooking Mama with the involving plot of Phoenix Wright, this is a medical miracle!

Fun racing and the brilliant track creation tool is almost a game in itself. [Issue#23, p.78]

A great little puzzler that will test your grey matter and your patience. [Issue#24, p.27]

We were promised a step up this year and that’s exactly what we’ve got. If you’re after a Wii wrestling game, this is it!

It's hugely addictive and while younger gamers might at first balk at the simplistic and repetitive nature of it, it's worth persevering because this is a great shooter. [Issue#18, p.82]

Not all that original, but the Balance Board makes it a unique prospect.

Surprisingly ace. [Issue#21, p.80]

An intriguing game, but one that may not hold your interest for that long.

A terrifically inventive game and entertainment of this standard is truly good for the soul, so do yourself a favour and get it in. [July 2008, p.68]

Fire Emblem fans will adore it. [Issue#21, p.82]

In terms of ideas and originality, this is everything we’d hoped for. If only it had a more difficult level of challenge.

Not as well made as "LEGO Star Wars," but this is brick-blasting entertainment. [Issue #24, p.68]

Brilliant, but too close to a second "Second Opinion" for our liking. Atlus really needs to take a few risks next time. [Issue#18, p.70]

It’s no triple-A title, but for the money you simply can’t go wrong. Buy it.

Featuring humour and a lovely visual style, it leaves the bad and tedious parts of the original MySims behind.

Strong Bad can be very funny, and this first episode is a great start for the fans. We just wish it were longer and cheaper.

While it’s not on the epic scale of most Final Fantasy games, there’s still enough to enjoy in Chocobo’s Dungeon. Not bad.

At a quid a pop, this is good value. Most of the mini-games have lasting appeal.

Far from perfect, but get past the niggles and you'll find much to enjoy. And for Resi fanboys, it's an absolute must. [Issue#17, p.72]

An improvement, but not quite enough. [Issue#17, p.78]

A wonderfully simple game with lots of humour and decent longevity.

It's the best golf game on the Wii, but you should wear sunglasses to shield yourself from the primary colours. [Issue #24, p.72]

An excellent, if slightly flawed FPS. Ignore the quirks and you'll find yourself totally absorbed in the action. [Issue#19, p.84]

It’s the weakest of the three LEGO games. Then again, it’s still way better than any other movie tie-in this year.