Not bad, really - certainly better than the very disappointing Wii version. [Issue#23, p.79]

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

Dream Pinball 3D isn't exactly what we dreamed of, but it's solid enough to keep most pinball wizards occupied for a while. [Issue#23, p.75]

More suited to a younger audience. It wears thin after a while, but cheap thrills can easily tempt you back. [Issue#25, p.77]

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

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.

Effortlessly entertaining and guaranteed to cause a few giggles, but shallow.

A fun gimmick, but it does wear thin quickly and you won't come back for more once you've had your fill. [Issue#26, p.70]

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

Too much tedious dialogue. [Issue#17, p.93]

At least we got a good workout out of it. [Issue#22, p.76]

Not a terrible game but if you want to be scared witless, go for Resi 4 instead. [Issue#22, p.78]

Not in the same league as "Wii Sports," but the curling and figure skating games here are worth playing. [Issue#22, p.68]

A limp, insipid futuristic racer with dodgy controls and weak gameplay. You can do much better, as can Sega. [Issue#19, p.86]

A poor DS conversion attempt, this version does wrong everything that the console versions finally got right.

If it only lasted longer. Even at the low price, it's not great value for the money. [Issue#24, p.28]

Painfully thin. [Issue#19, p.88]

The price makes it more attractive, but there are much better racers out there.

Tennis with the fun taken out, although some may appreciate the realism. [Issue#26, p.79]

Okay if you can get it cheap, but there are far too many better party titles out there.

Does little to improve upon the franchise’s inherent faults. This is one series that should not survive to see a fourth outing.

Very easy to pick up and play, but once you know your way around it there’s nothing left to discover. Tedious.

This is not what we expected from Soul Calibur's Wii debut. What a misguided step for Namco's revered series. [Issue#19, p.72]

Amusing enough for half an hour or so but ultimately the repetitive stunting, crashing and bone smashing becomes wearisome. [Issue#21, p.88]

Horse nuts will enjoy it: anyone else will find it irritating. [Issue#17, p.92]

Something so workmanlike out of something that was so very inventive. [Issue#19, p.88]

If Iron Man Wii looked better and played smoother it would at least be bearable. But it doesn't and it isn't. [Issue#23, p.62]

It should have been a highly amusing rhythm-action game, but it's ruined by bad control and a flimsy structure. [Issue#19, p.85]