Official Nintendo Magazine UK's Scores
- Games
For 1,511 reviews, this publication has graded:
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66% higher than the average critic
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5% same as the average critic
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29% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 5.2 points lower than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 70
| Highest review score: | The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D | |
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| Lowest review score: | Enjoy your massage! |
Score distribution:
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Positive: 704 out of 1511
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Mixed: 606 out of 1511
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Negative: 201 out of 1511
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The best Tenchu in ages and good fun for the most part but this is a series that badly needs a reinvention. [Mar 2009, p.76]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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Get Rytmik instead, because it's much easier to get the hang of that. [Mar 2011, p.105]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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It doesn't bring anything groungbreaking to the genre, but with some neat use of the DS Spectrobes offers a solid and enjoyable adventure if you're itching to catch some critters. [Apr 2007, p.70]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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It's perhaps a little easy for experienced gamers, but younger players should have a good time playing it. [July 2008, p.103]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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It helps to be a Bleach fan, otherwise much of the story will whistle by your ears. [Mar 2010, p.87]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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There's no doubting the quality of the game but veterans really won't be getting anything new here, so we can only recommend this to players who have yet to see where it all started. And even they might find the controls long past their sell by date.- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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A mixed bag mangled by repetitive combat and a magic system that could have used a little more thought. But behind its failings is a story that is worth sitting through. [Apr 2008, p.66]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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A surprisingly fun effort, but it's just not as solid as it should be (the controls in particular) and the overly complex mechanics might put the more casual Sonic fans off. [Mar 2008, p.84]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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This is a satisfying if repetitive puzzler that stays on track throughout. [Aug 2010, p.98]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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This could be one of those slow-burning games you come back to in between more involving titles. [June 2009, p.81]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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Brown trousers all round, if you don't mind the unwieldy control method. [July 2012, p.102]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
- Posted Jun 25, 2012
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Great for a while, but it gets a little carried away until it's so impossible that it's no longer fun. [Christmas 2010, p.92]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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An entertaining platformer let down by a silly pay-to-play unlocking system.- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
- Posted Oct 27, 2011
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Hazards are sometimes more Urban Trial and Error, but this is a fun, if slightly shameless, physics-based platformer for £5. Shame it only lasts two hours.- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
- Posted Aug 18, 2013
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Rotohex isn't quite as enjoyable as the other two Art Style games but that's not to say it isn't a worthy purchase for dedicated puzzle fans in the market for a smart, relaxing title to while away the hours to. [Jan 2009, p.101]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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A quality addition to the Final Fantasy family, but the extra add-ons are a bit cheeky. [Aug 2009, p.101]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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Never gets boring in single-player mode, but it's even more fun in multiplayer mode. [Apr 2012, p.95]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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The best Sudoku game on DSi, but not worth getting if you have any of the other ones. [Jan 2010, p.84]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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It could have done with a progress meter. [Christmas 2008, p.98]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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This is, in most areas, a brilliant Worms game with great gameplay mechanics, new weapons and nice visuals. But without online it's simply inferior to its DS counterparts. [Apr 2008, p.86]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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It might be too complicated for a younger audience to enjoy on their own. [Christmas 2007, p.86]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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This flawed gem could have been a classic to rival the games that inspired it. Like its characters, it's well intentioned, but ultimately commits too many sins.- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
- Posted Feb 28, 2013
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You can see everything it has to offer within 30 minutes. [Aug 2007, p.96]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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Solid enough but with pretty basic multiplayer options it's no Mario Kart Wii challenger. [Aug 2009, p.95]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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Perfect for Phoenix fans who want more cases, but with only four stories you'll be left wanting. It still offers great gameplay, it just doesn't last very long. [Apr 2007, p.82]- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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Step & Roll is a happy effort that proves more enjoyable when you ignore the Balance Board, in the single player mode at least. There's enough new stuff in here to keep long-time fans amused, with the multiplayer and mini-game modes being the standout features, as ever. A chimp off the old block.- Official Nintendo Magazine UK
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