Old school sci-fi shooter with one trick but plenty of "high-score challenge" potential thanks to loads of levels and four-player split-screen support. [Oct 2008, p.75]

One of the better party games. [June 2009, p.72]

There's a reasonable amount of variety despite the short running time. [Jan 2011, p.69]

A strong idea, executed with few frills. It's worth experiencing, but your fun may be short-lived. [Jan 2011, p.73]

A slight game, but novel and satisfying. However, it's not for those with a limited supply of patience. [Jan 2011, p.73]

A novel update on a classic game, although it's not quite a classic by itself. [Oct 2011, p.77]

Nice touch-screen controls and easy platform puzzles. [June 2011, p.71]

An amusing little time-thief. [Jan 2009, p.74]

A short, sharp blast of pricey fun. [June 2010, p.76]

Forgive the painfully slow token collecting and it's a pretty absorbing title. [January 2007, p.44]

No longevity here, but it'll prove bewitching to anyone whose idea of fun is cooing over big-nosed dog photographs on a screen the size of a hamster. [Jan 2008, p.55]

No matter how well-crafted these features are, they all boil down to gameplay based on a swinging club - the one thing the game can't do. To misquote Twain: "PGA Tour 07 is a good franchise spoilt." [Apr 2007, p.46]

A bunch of so-so games. [June 2009, p.64]

It's inoffensive and there's plenty of it, but why does it have to be so dry? [May 2010, p.75]

Totally gimmick-free puzzling that ends up feeling a little too sparse. [June 2009, p.73]

It's a good way to kill some time - and cute little Moki. [Feb 2010, p.75]

Nice characters, though. [Aug 2011, p.69]

Perversely, there are complex ideas in here but the game itself is pretty simple, rather repetitive and often clumsy. [Nov 2008, p.62]

LOL certainly brought out the funny in the NGamer office, but apart from that this is about as lightweight as DS games come. [Sept 2008, p.64]

With what we expected to be the main selling point - the parachuting - reduced to an introductory mission gimmick, Vanguard's bringing up the rear when it comes to WWII shooters. [May 2007, p.60]

Old games cruelly exposed by a shoddy conversion to DS. [Apr 2010, p.64]

It'll take more than invisible crates to win us over. [Nov 2009, p.65]

Still a substantial package - especially on the online-starved Wii - but messy with it. Try GoldenEye instead - it was built for Wii and is all the better for it.

Lumpen stuff partially saved by nifty duelling sections. [Aug 2007, p.70]

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

Bit of a one-trick pony, but it's still a neat idea, well executed. [May 2010, p.73]

Sideways grip may well be more like proper tennis, but it's not comfy. Lefties aren't welcome. [Aug 2008, p.58]

Get this if you're tired of the same old boring shooting - every bullet counts. [Sept 2011, p.76]