If Phoenix Wright is a TV season boxset, Time Hollow is an HBO miniseries. It all feels quite minor, but it's certainly intriguing while it lasts. [Dec 2008, p.74]

It makes a nice Wii Channel. Could have done with something more substantial. [June 2008, p.67]

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

We were hoping for something more inventive, more memorable. [Dec 2011, p.56]

An RPG that dares to be different, plot-wise, but still starts you off fighting worms and skellingtons in cobwebby old dungeons. [Dec 2006, p.38]

A bit empty in places but worth a go if you enjoys yer killin'. [May 2007, p.42]

Once you get over the rock hard cornering, you'll be well away. [Mar 2008]

It's good while it lasts. [Apr 2011, p.48]

A decent, simple platform game that will probably keep any younger fans of the film quiet for a good few hours. [Feb 2007, p.63]

Accept Sniper Elite's various quirks and foibles and you'll have plenty of fun with the satisfyingly brutal headshots contained within.

It's just too mentally tricky, with all the up and down between screens, for genuinely enjoyable gameplay, but it's a must-have for any serious fans of the series. [Oct 2006, p.67]

Dogs and cats to play with plus a load of other animals and a small business and a house... Hours of fun for animal-kids. [Dec 2008, p.66]

A decent kick-around. However, AI can be a bit wobbly, the teams are missing their summer transfers, and 06's single-cart multiplayer has rudely vanished. [Dec 2006, p.54]

Most events are just too simplified to make this truly essential. [March 2012, p.98]

The closest thing to GTA on Wii, featuring great vehicles, okayish missions and a colossal city to drive around in. [Sept 2007, p.51]

Technically flawed but undeniably fun with the right company (and probably several crates of beer). [Mar 2010, p.66]

Moonites should definitely wait for A New Beginning. [Aug 2012, p.98]

One of the not-at-all-interesting ideas, though, is that there's no tutorial. At all. [June 2007, p.70]

Predictable but okay. [Sept 2007, p.50]

Almost identical to last year's version, so watch out if you were expecting something new for your 30 quid. [Nov 2008, p.58]

At times as delightful as prancing down a beach with the girl of your dreams. At others, like lunching at Satan's table. Not really a game you love, more a game you grudgingly respect.

It's not offensively bad, just bland. [Jan 2011, p.69]

Probably the most interesting version you could pay for. [Mar 2011, p.69]

A solid enough game. [June 2011, p.67]

Solid and playable but not terribly exciting. [Christmas 2009, p.65]

Not recommended, but not not-recommended. [May 2008, p.64]

It's not without its charms even if it's hardly a virtuoso performance. [Aug 2008, p.68]

There's a better party at Activision's house. [Christmas 2009, p.57]