Online play is stupendous. [Issue#21, p.85]

Plenty of events to try, but swiping the stylus al the time soon gets tiring. [Issue#24, p.77]

A really enjoyable shooter, stripped down to play fast and furious across three very different modes. [Issue#21, p.78]

Great fun, and ideal party fodder, the latest Rayman Rabbids is top-notch entertainment for friends and family.

A lovely game for the right people. It may not appeal to more hardcore gamers, but for anyone else it’s excellent.

No different to "Guitar Hero III," but great nonetheless. [Issue#26, p.72]

It massively improves the original's gameplay. [Issue#17, p.80]

It's always good to see innovation like this. [Issue#19, p.89]

Combat can get a bit repetitive, but the spooky atmosphere is spot on. [Issue#23, p.79]

If you want a template for how to provide a top value party game, this is as good a place to start as any. [Issue#17, p.88]

Docomodake is a title well worth having in your collection, because apart from the brain-damaging tunes, you’ll find little wrong with this fun little platformer.

Holy licence to print money! They’ve done it again. For the moment, the LEGO game formula is still working its magic.

It’s got a reasonably complex telekinesis mechanic, along the lines of The Force Unleashed, and much of the platforming uses one of Pax the protagonist’s special abilities. So it’s far from boring, but if you’ve got a phobia about mushrooms, this will make your skin crawl.

The multiplayer modes are fun, but it'll never be as good as "Tetris." [Issue#24, p.27]

A must for anyone looking for something a bit different to "Tiger Woods." [Issue#25, p.78]

Great narrative, Force powers and a fun multiplayer mode make the Wii version the pick of the Unleashed bunch.

A superbly well-rounded piece of family entertainment, and a cut above "Wii Tennis." [Issue#21, p.64]

Kudos to Vicarious Visions for trying. [Issue#25, p.70]

The combat system's not particularly deep and there's a fair bit of faffing around talking to people, but Draglade is a quirky, fun and accessible game that will appeal to anyone looking for a different approach to a standard fighter. [Issue#23, p.74]

The control system is fine, and it works particularly well with the DS stylus. [Issue#22, p.87]

Great for young kids, but not so much fun for serious gamers. [Issue#23, p.64]

A big, noisy, dumb racer. Terrific fun! [Issue#20, p.89]

Like Crash Of The Titans before it, Mind Over Mutant is a welcome step in the right direction for the Crash franchise.

Not a bad puzzler, with a fun multiplayer mode, but it's a little bland to look at. [Issue#25, p.78]

As good a DS game as we've played. Superb played solo and great fun with DS-owning friends. Pure gold! [Issue#19, p.80]

Overall, Tomb Raider on the Wii works well. The ideas and level design present from Crystal Dynamics' time at conception shine through, even on the less powerful console. That alone makes it well worth anyone's time. [Issue#29, p.38]

The perfect treat for players who are content with light snacks. [Issue#21, p.86]

It should be unutterably dull but it's weirdly addictive. [Issue#21, p.89]