Virtually the same game as FIFA 10 but the new modes add heaps of longevity. [May 2010, p.66]

A short, sharp blast of pricey fun, like being shot in the head with a riot gun. [July 2010, p.76]

Adds brains to action fans' brawn, and brawn to obsessive collectors' brains. Ignore the first few clunky hours, and get ready to enjoy the next 300.

Little more than an uninspired remake of a vastly superior original. [June 2010, p.65]

A misshapen, boring and stunted beast. [June 2010, p.57]

It's neither educational or entertaining enough. [Jan 2010, p.72]

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

As a full retail release it's difficult to justify the price. [June 2010, p.70]

Leaden and clumsy. [June 2010, p.62]

Interesting in an "only in Japan" fasion but both the dialogue and the battles drag on. And on. And on. Manga fans will like it though. [Mar 2010, p.59]

As a full-price game you've got to be joking. [June 2010, p.71]

Stupidly expensive. [June 2010, p.76]

Playing this after "Mario Galaxy 2"? God has a got a sense of humour after all. [July 2010, p.77]

Super simple create-a-game package done in cute WarioWare style. Poking fun at classmates, teachers, colleagues and grandparents has never been so good. [May 2010, p.62]

A vast improvement over the first game. It's limited in places, but has some of the most immersive and responsive combat we've ever seen. [Apr 2010, p.48]

For fans of Atlus' other RPGs, this is a real must-have. It might prove too slow or horrifically doom-laden for less seasoned role-playing fans, however. [May 2010, p.60]

Dull, repetitive and almost embarrassing in the way it fails to entertain, despite the basics of an enjoyable game being in place here somewhere. [May 2010, p.65]

The combat is pedestrian and repetitive. [May 2010, p.69]

There's a fan-pleasing storyline. [May 2010, p.68]

A lovably scrappy puzzle game that's brimming with ideas but hampered by clumsy execution. [June 2010, p.56]

Amazingly, Rooms manages to turn hateful tile-slide puzzles into something compulsive and fun. As a package, however, it's a little disappointing. [May 2010, p.61]

Very pleasant and cute for the kiddies, but mum or dad will soon spot the technical shortcomings. [May 2010, p.68]

Up there with the very best that WiiWare has to offer. Essential playing. [May 2010, p.72]

The ship's the star in the most ambitious DS RPG to date. At times the DS cannae take it, but when the engines engage, they really do.

An endearing story and a thoroughly enchanting world marred by a game that's too simple to pull off its lofty ambitions. An acquired taste. [Apr 2010, p.58]

An awkward and ugly collection of minigames. [Apr 2010, p.62]

Captivating adventure gaming, sadly ruined by a horrible port. [May 2010, p.52]

Compact, deep and great fun to get stuck into. [June 2010, p.77]