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]

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]

Good clean fun. [Issue#17, p.84]

Hugely entertaining. [Issue#17, p.90]

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]

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

It's a giggle. [Issue#17, p.93]

The relative blandness of the Wii's visuals and the slightly unresponsive Remote steering make an average game of what could have been a belter. [Issue#18, p.85]

Critics have been a bit snooty about the game but with 20,000 questions on offer and graded skill levels, it works well despite the basic presentation. It's a good, unfussy family night. [Issue#19, p.89]

A superb blend of dungeon exploration and turn-based battle. It feels old-fashioned, but in a good way. [Issue#18, p.83]

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

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

Quotation forthcoming. [Issue#16]

Superb value for the money. [Issue#17, p.90]

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

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

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

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

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 all a bit repetitive and distinctly unoriginal. [Issue#17, p.91]

Not so much a great game as a gruesomely compelling experience. [Issue#22, p.72]

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

If you fancy a bit of no-frills drifting action, this is a safe bet. [Issue#17, p.92]

Brilliant fun. [Issue#17, p.76]

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

Masterful puzzling plus exemplary Remote use equals a near-classic adventure. Frustrating in places, though. [Issue#17, p.66]

It's all over a bit quickly, but it's good fun and quite challenging while it lasts. [Issue#17, p.93]

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