You'll want to play this one even if you've beaten the non-Overclocked version more than once. [Sept 2011, p.78]

Solatorobo was clearly a labor of love for its developers, and their enthusiasm for its world, characters, and play mechanics shines through in every moment of the game. [Sept 2011, p.80]

This collection adds some challenge stages and, for those not born with a controller in their hands, a more merciful difficulty setting so that everyone can enjoy the fantastic sights and sounds, and the "just one more go" fun they have to offer. [Sept 2011, p.82]

Now, with the addition of 3D visuals, the games in handheld compilation Bit.Trip Saga are crazier than ever. [Sept 2011, p.82]

A hard mode makes things a bit more fun, but it becomes available only after you play through the game once. [Sept 2011, p.82]

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

If you can endure the grind, however, you'll find that having an earth-shattering trio of beasts at your disposal is well worth the trouble. [Sept 2011, p.84]

As with Ocarina of Time 3D, the publisher has taken the best game in a long-running franchise and made it better in every way. [Sept 2011, p.68]

Ultimately, charm and high replayability trump the sometimes-awkward controls. [Aug 2011, p.89]

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]

The real shame of it all is that Captain America: Super Soldier does many things right. [Aug 2011, p.88]

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]

If you manage your play sessions wisely, Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D can be entertaining--it is, after all, plain fun to shoot and stab monsters with an array of weapons. [July 2011, p.86]

And like Mario Kart Wii, Cars 2 is at its best when you're playing with pals. [July 2011, p.89]

We recommend a catch-and-release approach to Reel Fishing Paradise 3D; it probably isn't destined for your trophy wall. [July 2011, p.89]

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

Despite a few high points, you can safely file this game under "not bad, but entirely skippable." [July 2011, p.88]

It's not for everyone, but Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions is certainly worth checking out if you haven;t tried Pac-Man Championship Edition or Galaga Legions yet. [July 2011, p.90]

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]

This title is certainly enjoyable on the whole--assuming you haven't grown weary of the LEGO formula--but LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean feels like a step backward after playing the best LEGO game yet, the aforementioned LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars. [June 2011, p.88]

Taken on its own, however, the N3DS edition provides a fine way to experience the lost art of pinball. [June 2011, p.88]

Although a few activities aren't exactly winners, the majority are fun and guaranteed to familiarize new users with the bundled Wii Remote PLus controller. [June 2011, p.87]