A good attempt at a tower defence game but it just lacks that little extra magic.

If only EA had pushed the bizarreness boat out a little further. Still, this is a fun little curio.

Lacks the oddball charm of the original. [May 2014, p.81]

A brave attempt at combining two very different types of gameplay. [Nov 2007, p.84]

It'd be the finest licensed game ever if it wasn't ruined by the anti-climactic ending and an atrocious camera. Sadly, all the humour in the world can't really fix that. [Christmas 2007, p.70]

Using the plastic rod-and-reel peripheral makes you look like an utter arse. [Christmas 2008, p.100]

A solid strategy offering, but one that's not particularly accessible. [May 2010, p.90]

Surprisingly deep given how in-depth and graphically impressive it is. [Sept 2010, p.93]

A surprisingly good adaptation of the home console game, with decent graphics and some interesting uses of the touch screen. Not a classic but we wouldn't object to a sequel. [Christmas 2006, p.72]

One mini-game made us laugh out loud as our cow did an MC Hammer dance. [Jan 2007, p.83]

A fun card game with the added bonus of single-card multiplayer. Nice job. [Feb 2010, p.86]

Props to EA for delivering a solid, entertaining game. Top of the class. [July 2010, p.92]

More of the same, but with pirates instead of Jedi. Fun for fans of the series.

It's a nice little pool game. [Dec 2008, p.99]

Great for fans, hard work for everyone - it's not bad, just really heavy going. [Feb 2009, p.80]

Appreciate Twin Strike for what it is - good, clean budget-priced fun - and you won't be disappointed. [Nov 2008, p.105]

It's shorter than we'd like, but completists will get their money's worth. [July 2011, p.92]

Much better value than the straight NES port. [June 2009, p.88]

It looks cute and sounds great, but it takes too long to grasp its mechanics. [Oct 2010, p.93]

A solid and well-made example of what we want to see in a DS racer. Juiced 2 impresses on first play but doesn't leave a unique lasting impression to make it a must buy. [Dec 2007, p.80]

A brilliant idea, handled carelessly. Some of these oldies are far from golden, but with some fine-tuning, a sequel would be very welcome indeed.

Slick, polished and surprisingly varied for a movie tie-in, this is one piece of blockbuster merchandise that's worth checking out. Just don't buy it for an easily aggravated child. [Oct 2006, p.94]

Simple fun. [Aug 2011, p.91]

One of the better games in the series but yet another lazy port by Capcom. [July 2010, p.92]

Succeeds in offering something genuinely different, but it's still snooze-inducing.

A dreamy platformer. [Nov 2013, p.81]

Freedom and individuality. [Apr 2010, p.89]

The best adaptation of an animated movie we've seen in a long time. [Sept 2007, p.77]