Unfortunately, the ThunderCats game we finally got is an incredibly simple side-scrolling romp through boring levels populated by similar looking enemies.

Every facet of this game feels sloppy and half-hearted. [April 2012, p.83]

Guiding a new mutant's journey seems futile when the game is boring and half-baked. [Nov 2011, p.79]

Sadly, X-Men Destiny's lone mutant power is the causing of anguish. [Nov 2011, p.79]

To make matters worse, the game's 50 or so activities are seldom satisfying, and the stylus controls can be frustrating. [Nov 2011, p.85]

Disney Universe feels like the result of a Disney executive saying "Those LEGO games sell a lot of copies. We should make one of those too." [Nov 2011, p.86]

Unfortunately, Driver Renegade is yet another disappointing entry in a series full of them. [Sept 2011, p.73]

At the end of the day, there just isn't anything special about this release. [Sept 2011, p.74]

Generic power-ups, atrocious graphics, and an abundance of recycled textures certainly don't help the game's case. [Sept 2011, p.82]

Almost every element presented in this side-scrolling beat-'em-up feels miscalculated. [Aug 2011, p.89]

For a 3D game, this really lacks depth. [Aug 2011, p.89]

Add to that the clunky combat mechanics, and the only pleasure you get from beating a level is the relief that it's over. [Aug 2011, p.89]

Even the biggest Transformers buff will want to steer clear. [Aug 2011, p.90]

Local wireless matches add a solid perk, but otherwise Dark of the Moon is a step down from previous entries, and a waste of the beloved license. [Aug 2011, p.90]

Local wireless matches add a solid perk, but otherwise Dark of the Moon is a step down from previous entries, and a waste of the beloved license. [Aug 2011, p.90]

To quote Galvatron, "This is bad comedy. [Aug 2011, p.90]

Watching the real thing on TV is far more entertaining--and less expensive. [July 2011, p.89]

There's absolutely no reason Kung Fu Panda 2 should require you to use THQs uDraw GameTablet. [June 2011, p.88]

Only the most fervent Panda fans will bother dawdling through this sluggish RPG-inspired journey. [June 2011, p.88]

There's just nothing clever or satisfying here. [June 2011, p.87]

If you choose to drudge your way through the story mode, you'll play all 40 games alongside a largely incoherent version of the Rio movie's storyline. [May 2011, p.89]

It's a sad day when the world's most famous wizard has lost all his magic. [Holiday 2010, p.88]

The execution feels both overly simplistic and loose. [Dec 2010, p.87]

Repetitive combat. [Nov 2010, p.91]

Unfortunately, all of the goofy personality of this movie tie-in is quickly trampled by irritating level designs and an inconsistent difficulty curve. [Sept 2010, p.90]

Isn't much of a value. [June 2010, p.88]

A lackluster 3-D light-gun shooter. [June 2010, p.88]

Sega struggled to deliver a compelling superhero experience with the first Iron Man game, but even now, armed with a new developer and second playable hero, the sequel falls similarly flat. [July 2010, p.88]