It improves upon its predecessor in every respect. [Nov 2009, p.86]

There's a story to hold the action together, but not a very strong one. [Holiday 2009, p.89]

With this restructured control scheme, a lot of the frustration is alleviated. That gives this N3DS edition the edge over its Wii sibling, but it's ultimately a case of too little too late. [Oct 2011, p.83]

Ultimately enjoyable, with some nice gameplay variety and good sound-alike voice acting. [July 2009, p.85]

Hours of fun for Pokemon fans. [Feb 2004, p.150]

Insecticide tries to be a lot of things at once--platformer, shooter, and investigative adventure--which is a trcik that seldom works well. [Mar 2008, p.89]

Compared to your standard strategy-RPG, Hoshigami Remix is hard-core complex. [Aug 2007, p.89]

It's as if the level designers didn't play the game, or at least not enough to realize that the game's mushy response to your button presses doesn't support the level of difficulty at which the jumping and fighting challenges are set. [Dec. 2006, p.113]

Similar to a Rayman-style game in terms of variety and action. [June 2002, p.150]

Turn-based Megazord battles add variety between the side-scrolling missions. [Nov 2003, p.154]

The alternate name for falling-piece puzzler Trioncube could be My First Tetris. [Mar. 2007, p.89]

In stark contrast to its Wii counterpart, Rango for the Nintendo DS is a relatively enticing action-RPG. [April 2011, p.86]

It's massive, it's fun and its multiplayer mode goes beyond that of a game designed strictly to appease Digimon fans. [July 2005, p.97]

It boils down to a monotonous and unsatisfying experience. [Jan 2005, p.141]

Rabbids Travel in Time 3D plays it simple and safe, relying on its charming presentation to carry the bulk of the weight. [May 2011, p.89]

Play control is tight and the graphics are colorful but sparse. [June 2003, p.139]

Driving is surprisingly manageable for an open-wheel racer, and that could get your engine running if you're a car buff or arcade racing fan. [May 2002, p.132]

The basic game play is similar to that of the games in the "Frogger" series. [Feb 2003, p.157]

More variety and enhancements for this PC port would have made the DS version a lot sweeter. [June 2007, p.103]

The last car running wins. [Jan 2003, p.173]

The premise is fun and the play control is good, but the driving physics are so incredibly unrealistic that the game loses its edge once the action begins. [June 2003, p.137]

The gameplay changes hardly justify a sequel so soon after the first Star Force, but series fans should have fun regardless. [July 2008, p.87]

The level of difficulty and play control are well-tuned, though, and the graphics have a comic-book look that fits the subject. [Dec 2004, p.150]

The game loses quite a bit in the translation... However, the new plow-down-everything Performance mode is a fun addition. [Sept 2003, p.137]

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]

Every Power Ranger has abilities in five categories: speed, jump, attack, vitality and skill. [Jan 2003, p.176]

Offers action and thrills of the 3-D platformer variety. [Feb 2003, p.159]

It's a smashing game for tennis fans and players looking for fun volleyball action. [Sept 2002, p.164]