The single-player sinks, but the multiplayer battle mode floats our boat. [Issue#24, p.24]

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]

Nearly everything has been stripped right back to accommodate the faster gameplay. [Issue#26, p.68]

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.

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

We're at a loss. How this game ever got to be released is unfathomable. [Issue#26, p.80]

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

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

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

The characters will win your heart. [Issue#25, p.74]

Six simple sporting events that will provide some fun for the summer. [Issue#24, p.76]

An attempt at a realistic tennis sim that doesn't quite come off. [Issue#24, p.76]

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

It's badly realised in places, the production values are low and, like a poorly produced horror flick, it feels like it's been stitched together like a Picasso. [Issue #24, p.71]

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

This heavily watered-down version of Rock Band is still the best multiplayer music game available on the Wii... for now. [Issue#25, p.66]

It's fun enough, but older gamers won't like the simplicity, while younger gamers may not know the franchise. [Issue#25, p.73]

Fans of the original may not like the changes, but it does have a reinvigorated feel. [Issue#25, p.79]

It lacks the precision of the old Sega rod, but it's still great fun to play. [Issue#25, p.79]

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]

An enjoyable and quirky little rhythm-action game that is clearly aimed at younger musical prodigies. [Issue #24, p.67]

Expensive, pointless, mind-numbingly dull and ugly as hell. Don't be sucked in. [Issue#26, p.80]

Enjoyable for a while, but there are so many better games out there. [Issue#26, p.78]

Has its moments, but the lack of variety, failure to challenge, and overall brevity make it completely unessential. [Issue#25, p.76]

We just wish Kung Fu Panda didn't have the dreadfully placed strong attack. Either way it's still a brilliant license. [Issue#25, p.72]

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

With different gameplay, it's worth getting even if you own the Wii game. [Issue#24, p.77]