Aside from the atrocious controls, graphics and music, the striking thing about Megamix Sports is its desperation to find enough things for you to do. [Issue#56, p.71]

It doesn't take long for things to get repetitive, but if you don't find this a problem there's certainly plenty to do, with side quests to access and itmes to collect. [Issue#56, p.70]

This is a basic third-person shooter with really clunky controls. [Issue#56, p.70]

Whether you play humans or the machine, you'll find this a solid and thorough exploration of the sport. [Issue#56, p.69]

Still the arcadiest music game around, with a few nice moments to express yourself. [Issue#56, p.46]

The Force Unleashed does a good job of, er, unleashing the force, but beneath the flashy powers and lightsabers this is a tame and outdated game. [Issue#56, p.67]

Not the best Bit.Trip we've played but a worthy - and different - addition to the series. [Issue#56, p.75]

RPG smarts and exploration thrills combine into a brilliantly driven adventure. [Issue#56, p.51]

A cracking idea done almost flawlessly. Tied with World Of Goo as WiiWare's best.

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Mediocre in the grand scheme of things, but if you've already de-zombied your back catalogue you could do worse than enlist in Wii's other Ghost squad.

A relatively superficial, flashy platformer elevated by raucous level design and heaps of bonus goals. [Christmas 2010, p.54]

Travel In Time doesn't so much scrape the barrel as suck dirt from the barrel with a bendy straw. There are almost no ideas and, as a result, almost no fun.

The controls are a major pain at times, and it can be difficult to make tiny adjustments. Twisting the remote to control the angle of a piece while simultaneously trying to drop it on an exact spot isn't good.

Oh PES, we do love you but you've gone all boring on us. [Nov 2010, p.50]

WiiWare's Sonic 4 may yet prove the bigger draw for fans, but it'll be a victory for hedgehogs past. True fans, those that really love and cherish the blue blur, should bet on Colours, because if Sonic is to have a future then that future starts here.

You'll remember A Shadow's Tale for years to come. [Oct 2010, p.63]

If you haven't gotten the PC version, you'll be pleasantly surprised by this on Wii - once you've got past the so-so early stages. [Oct 2010, p.52]

Lovely. [Oct 2010, p.47]

When it's dark - when the screen is gloomy, and only illuminated by the zoom function - it can be like looking for a needle in a rough school. [Feb 2010, p.75]

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

A big slap on the wrist for all the writing. [June 2009, p.61]

This is more obscure torture device than game. [Oct 2010, p.60]

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