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

It's a neat cocktail of Castlevania and Metroid - and yes, we realise just how absurd that sounds. [Sept 2008, p.84]

If you're already played it in the Wii version, exploring it on 3DS is both familiar and different. [Jan 2012, p.91]

This feels more like Guitar Hero Lite than a proper instalment in the classic rhythm action series. [Sept 2008, p.78]

We still balk at the effort here, but this remains a good DS game for under a tenner. [Apr 2010, p.91]

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

Good fun for a couple of hours, but then its lack of depth starts to show through. [June 2008, p.85]

Forget the license behind it, this is a lovely little 2D brawler. [May 2013, p.79]

A great way to pass a bus journey. [June 2009, p.88]

Less than ideal for RPG newcomers. Charm wins through, but you'll have to be v-e-r-y patient.

CRUSH3D is packed with great ideas, but sadly they aren't executed that well.

It was great back in the day but time hasn't been too kind to Arkanoid. [Nov 2009, p.102]

A good platformer that's far too short and far too expensive for what it offers. [Feb 2011, p.95]

Frenetic and well tailored to the handheld, but lacks story and features.

Takes an old genre and breathes new life into it. Top-down racing hasn't been this fun in ages. [Oct 2009, p.86]

Feels horribly out-of-date. [Feb 2011, p.90]

It's no Chinatown Wars but retro gamers will enjoy spotting the stolen GTA features. [May 2010, p.90]

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

Distinctly lacking in character and longevity. [Christmas 2010, p.70]

While this looks and feels amazing, there just isn't quite enough of it. [Apr 2011, p.80]

It's no classic, but if you like your puzzles cute and cuddly you could do a lot worse. [July 2010, p.93]

Not an essential purchase, by any means, but definitely one of the better puzzle-related offerings out there for the DS. [Christmas 2008, p.102]

The Munchables is a nifty little game, but it's all over far too quickly for us to recommend it as a must-have title.

A better single-player game but the controls, lack of online and similarity to the last game docks its points. [Aug 2008, p.90]

Among the toughest games on the console and none the worse for it. Want to hear what your own screams sound like? You won't find better on the 3DS.

Slightly more than a re-skin of FIFA 10, but not quite enough to make this definitive. [May 2010, p.84]

This is what you'd get if you crossed "Metroid Prime" with an isometric shooter and a dash of the movie "Aliens." [Jan 2007, p.76]

Plays a good game, but FIFA 11 owners will be annoyed at how similar it is.