Old flaws remain and no online play, but it's still compulsive and challenging. [Apr 2011, p.92]

It's a pity Capcom hasn't optimised this for Wii, but this is a great chance to get reacquainted. [Jan 2010, p.70]

Lovely art design and catchy tunes make this a pleasure to play, but it lacks the precision of, say, Elite Beat Agents or Maestro! Jump In Music.

One for fans of the genre only. [Jan 2009, p.78]

A solid knockabout. [July 2009, p.96]

A nice take on the Pirates films, but it's too simplistic for seasoned gamers.

Ridiculously addictive. [May 2008, p.82]

Some great games let down by a clunky port. Worth it for fans of the films, mind.

Something of a rarity - a licensed game that's actually fun. It's no "Resident Evil" but it'll keep the young ones entertained for a while, even if it's a rather short while. [Oct 2006, p.92]

A real curio, this is a smart, original title that isn't quite as enjoyable as it wants to be. [July 2009, p.84]

It's a classy package and certainly the best Raving Rabbids game yet but please, we don't need any more.

Like the world's darkest buffet, Blacklist offers a lot to choose from, but all of it seems a tad undercooked. This is almost always good, but very rarely great.

It would take a flinty heart not to be moved when iconic characters come into play. [Dec 2013, p.82]

First impressions aren't great, but get past its awkward exterior and this is a decent racer. [Nov 2009, p.96]

Sure, it's a mini-game compilation, but it's as good an example of the genre as we've seen. [Apr 2009, p.84]

Great handling and superb graphics. [Nov 2009, p.99]

It has its annoyances, but this is a consummate party game package that everyone can enjoy. [Jan 2008, p.90]

There is simply no excuse for the moronic squad members who appear to have hopped into Medal of Honor from the nearest pond. [Feb 2008, p.72]

Accessible beat-'em-up that puts on a dazzling display. Comic fans will love its use of DC, but shallow gameplay puts this in the 'luxury purchase' bracket.

Lego Batman 2 is a basic game underneath the blocky cowl, but there's so much Bat-flavoured goodness here that fans will have a blast.

It's worth a go. [Christmas 2010, p.80]

A better attempt at capturing Olympic spirit than the Wii version, but still not meaty enough.

This light puzzler will give your grey matter a decent workout, but it isn't very deep. [Oct 2009, p.87]

Compelling and addictive. [Sept 2008, p.101]

An entertaining RPG that doesn't have enough depth to make it essential.

The game's so dark in places, it's almost unplayable if you don't have a lite. [Jan 2009, p.98]

It's not perfect by any means but it's great to see an original take on a familiar genre. [May 2010, p.83]

It's more or less identical to that of the Wii version. [Christmas 2011, p.103]