Not enough depth to bother a PC strategy title, but the intended crowd (fans of manga girls) may find something new to do here. [Sept 2009, p.71]

With its modern setting and effective scares, Calling is not a boring way to whimper away a few evenings. Just a shame silly artistic choices severely dampen the effect. [Mar 2010, p.50]

More a party game than a sports sim, but not a particularly good one. [May 2010, p.64]

There's not much that surprises you. [Mar 2010, p.74]

A simple but enjoyable blaster that costs way too much. [May 2010, p.73]

You won't find many gamers round here who've imported this. [Apr 2010, p.71]

Sometimes you enter a rabbit hole and all you find is dirt, worms and rabbit droppings. [Apr 2010, p.63]

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

Just not terribly exciting. [May 2010, p.68]

A remarkably charmless game. [Apr 2010, p.71]

A cheap and cheerful extended minigame. [Feb 2010, p.74]

Deadly tough retro platformer that won't give you an inch. Feat its power. [Apr 2010, p.77]

A bafflingly deep card battle experience to look forward to. [June 2010, p.71]

Shameless lack of originality aside, this might be worth a look if you've exhausted the real thing. [Mar 2010, p.52]

A perfectly acceptable pint-sized kart racer. [Mar 2010, p.58]

A relaxing underwater adventure that teaches you about fish and shows you how to battle sharks for their buried treasure. [Feb 2010, p.62]

Although limited in scope, Flipper executes its few ideas with great panache and bags of charm. [July 2010, p.77]

Edgeworth is always good company, but what this spin-off fixes in execution, it loses in melodrama. Still, nice to have the gang back. [Feb 2010, p.58]

Only the basic building blocks of an average RPG are to be found here - and nothing else. Move along. [Apr 2010, p.65]

Scientific and thoroughly accurate. [June 2010, p.64]

A simple idea perfectly executed. It deserves a place among your favourite Wii Channels. [May 2010, p.75]

If you're not keen on challenging dungeon crawls, you can give this a pass. For fans of console roguelikes, however, this is a must-have. [Apr 2010, p.56]

It's no longer a game for the hardcore, that much is for certain, but what audience is this aimed at? We're not sure who's going to get full value from Step & Roll.

Even die-hard Twilight fans (Twi-hards?) are going to feel a bit short-changed by this. [Apr 2010, p.70]

This is a game you'll want to run and shout about immediately - if only all those dinosaurs and robots weren't in your way. [Feb 2010, p.72]

Not as good as it used to be. [Apr 2010, p.76]

What a sorry affair. [June 2010, p.77]

A massively disappointing puzzler. [Mar 2010, p.65]