Finally, point 'n' click done right. [Oct 2008, p.58]

Genre fans won't find much challenge here but it's diverting enough while it lasts. [Aug 2008, p.68]

More of the same but better. The expanded tracklist means it's worth a look even if you've got the first one. [Issue#56, p.55]

Despite being a slow starter, it reboots the Sonic franchise with style. There are plenty of solid foundations here for a potentially brilliant sequel. Go to it, Bioware.

Offers a serviceable bout of balloon-busting in the meantime. [Oct 2010, p.53]

In English it reveals a lack of depth and some seriously irritating niggles. A real shame. [June 2007, p.50]

Huge, meaty, substantial. It's a Wii title without a minigame in sight, yet it's as well suited to a quick thrash down the slopes as it is an all-night sesh. A winter sports game for all seasons. [Apr 2007, p.36]

A solid pocket arcade. [Sept 2012, p.108]

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

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

Totally hollow. [Sept 2009, p.73]

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

Basic, shallow and sickeningly cute, New Inernational Track & Field is fine fo a five-minute blast. Just don't expect to stay entertained for long. [July 2008, p.71]

Totally rough as a solo game and not exactly packed with multiplayer modes, but the number of players and the smoothness of the controls make it worth investigating.

The visuals are spiffier, though, and the music is top-notch. [Dec 2009, p.69]

Survive like Ray Mears while fretting over how good you look in a grass skirt. It's a whole news Sims experience. [Christmas 2007, p.50]

Some solid two-wheeled action. [May 2009, p.79]

"Quotation Forthcoming"

Refreshing, but there's potential for even better things next time. [March 2012, p.92]

Online fighting action with loads of blood, comical fatalities and a slightly dodgy bonus puzzle mode. Hardly 'ultimate' but fun all the same. [Feb 2008, p.69]

Fiendishly hard and rewarding in equal measure. [Dec 2007, p.56]

Online play is another welcome addition. [Feb 2010, p.73]

Good stuff for the hardcore. [June 2009, p.75]

Easily the best Rabbids have been, making TV Party the minigame compilation to get. Wobbly and very, very silly. What more can we say? [Christmas 2008, p.44]

Only the stony-hearted would fail to appreciate at least some of this game. [Jan 2009, p.48]

A puzzle that's traded beauty for intelligence. [Feb 2008, p.75]

A decent racer with a good track editor, if you haven't already got something similar. [Dec 2009, p.69]

"Quotation Forthcoming"