A solid but unspectacular adventure. With a little less hand-holding and a bit more longevity this could have been great. [Dec 2008, p.76]

Works as well as you could hope for on the dinky DS screen. [Oct 2010, p.53]

A pleasant diversion. [Oct 2010, p.56]

For the completist, a must-have. For the rest of us, an entertaining history lesson that's just about weathered the passage of years. [Apr 2007, p.49]

The locations are bright and luxurious. [June 2010, p.58]

This is Mega Man done right, not New. Don't expect to get too fresh with the touch screen, either. [JPN Import, Oct 2006, p.56]

Apart from the occasional feeling the gender differences have been artificially embellished to pad out the puzzles, this is an odd, sometimes confounding, but fun game of item-combining and sleuthing. [Dec 2007, p.71]

Very playable. [Jan 2009, p.73]

Even non-Potter fans may find they get some enjoyment out of this. [Sept 2011, p.72]

A tasty protein shake for the target audience - a guilty pleasure for fans. [Christmas 2011, p.64]

They've made Puzzle Quest feel a bit laborious. [Aug 2010, p.70]

A big fat thief, but it's a big fat thief with a heart of hold. [Aug 2010, p.70]

It doesn't do anything new and it's not exactly challenging, but Starfy is a charming, funny game, and a pleasant enough way to while away a few hours. [Sept 2009, p.68]

Most of the Shodowns hold up today, but the bare bones presentation is disappointing. [Apr 2009, p.59]

Immensely charming for what it is. [Mar 2009, p.61]

A cute, straightforward, funny and demanding puzzle title. [Oct 2009, p.67]

Word-manglers of any sort should have some fun with this. [Apr 2009, p.77]

They're not the most obvious choice for a band-specific Rock Band title, but Green Day's pop-punk hits suit the format. [July 2010, p.50]

The concept's fresh, the tunes are funky and the music creation mode is top notch. [Nov 2009, p.70]

The most complex RPG we've ever played. Takes a lot of time to get to grips with, let alone master, but it's worth the effort. [Sept 2009, p.71]

"Quotation Forthcoming"

It's a platformer with a lot of heart. [Apr 2011, p.74]

Nothing amazing, but not without cheeky charm. [Apr 2007, p.70]

A rather limp "WarioWare" is followed by a rather limp Wii Wario Land. Wazza's never looked better, but has rarely played so sensibly. Where's the attitude, you porker? [Nov 2008, p.52]

Despite the clumsy controls and a tendency to keep throwing the same bits at you over and over (and over) again, this is recommended to all. [June 2007, p.46]

This remake of a Japan-only mobile phone title is a great piece of fan service and a decent RPG to (re)boot, but it's definitely not for the uninitiated.

Fairly humorless, and mostly done with button not stylus, but a good play. [Aug 2007, p.70]

Looks and sounds a lot nicer than it plays. [May 2008, p.58]