It's currently the best racing simulation on the Wii by default but it's a good racer in its own right too. [Nov 2008, p.80]

It looks great, but you'll end up feeling like a mindless zombie playing it. [June 2010, p.96]

Decent puzzling in a compelling mystery, - a solid entry in a limited genre.

Fossil League is essentially a Pokemon clone that's pretty decent on the surface but lacks the depth, features and polish of the original monster-battlers. [May 2007, p.85]

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

It's basic but reasonably compelling. [Nov 2009, p.98]

A brilliant and bloody rampage through recent Resi lore. High score chasers only. [July 2011, p.82]

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]

If only it had online high-score tables and a few more stages, we might have given it a Gold Award. [Oct 2008, p.96]

If you're going to compete with the likes of Mario and Sonic you need a smart plan. And if you have a smart plan you better make it work. Cookie & Cream is only half way there. [Dec 2007, p.87]

Progress can be slow - laborious, even - but you very rarely feel cheated. [June 2008, p.82]

There are much better Art Style games. Go for PiCOPiCT or KuBos over this instead. [Aug 2009, p.103]

Mixing old school scrapping with 21st Century sheen, this is a really solid scrapper.

A quality collection of mini-games that should appeal more to single-player fans.

Conduit 2 is a huge improvement over the original game. It's still not without its problems, such as its awkward controls and the B-movie production values but it's still well worth a look if you're a fan of first-person shooters.

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]

This will only really appeal to you if you're a pinball nut. [Dec 2008, p.100]

Packed with fun car chases but let down by an uncomfortable control system.

The nuts and bolts of the game remain exactly the same, but the branching storyline adds a whole new layer of depth. Splinter Cell fans will love this without being hugely surprised by it. [Dec 2006, p.84]

A very clever concept broken by a game that's so linear, you could use it as a ruler. [Feb 2009, p.82]

A perfect, smooth version of a great fighting game, and not much else.

Boasting more Mickey, mileage and morals, this is a big improvement on the first game. Not getting a Wii U this Christmas? This'll fill your Wii slot in style.

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

This works well as a gateway into Square-Enix games, but experienced RPG fans will tire quickly.

It could do with a little bit more depth but it's simple, it's great fun and it's good value for money. [July 2008, p.93]

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

Enjoyable, old school platforming with a modern twist. You'll need patience though.

Disappointingly short but it's still one of the most refreshing experiences of 2011. [May 2011, p.90]