This is the perfect way to enjoy five fantastic Bit.Trip games (and Bit.Trip Core) in one place. [Apr 2012, p.102]

A decent game, but samey and too like the first title to be a real must-buy. [Apr 2012, p.98]

Never gets boring in single-player mode, but it's even more fun in multiplayer mode. [Apr 2012, p.95]

Shows promise, but the combat hasn't been fine-tuned carefully enough. [Apr 2012, p.94]

It feels far bigger than the console upon which it appears, it's deeper than most home console titles and more content-packed than any other 3DS game yet released.

More of the same, which is no bad thing at all. If you loved the first, you'll feel the same about the second.

More of the same, which is no bad thing at all. If you loved the first, you'll feel the same about the second.

With 3D visuals that are reminiscent of Pilotwings Resort, Fun Fun Minigolf Touch looks lovely and it does live up to its name at first, even if you probably won't want to play it for more than a few hours.

A generally fantastic series of games let down by some very shoddy ports.

Technical niggles aside, a fascinating and unique jungle adventure. Superb.

Dillon's Rolling Western is expensive but this tower defence game is also one of the best 3D games available in the eShop.

It's very pleasant, but you feel like you're passing the time, rather than having fun. [March 2012, p.107]

A wonderfully refreshing revamp. [March 2012, p.102]

A brash, engaging tale of swords, sorcery and every sort of hair dye. [March 2012, p.93]

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

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

A soulless title with poor mini-games, this is a party that needs no pooping.

There's a very good game in there, but it's smothered by dull, arbitrary exploring.

The story mode won't last long, but there is a random castle mode and a level editor to keep you busy in what is no more than an okay download.

If you are prepared to put up with the so-so presentation, Bobby Carrot Forever is a decent puzzler with 60 tricky levels.

Its challenge is too variable. [Feb 2012, p.105]

The same old Cooking Mama. [Feb 2012, p.104]

The best football game currently on 3DS. [Feb 2012, p.104]

The only real issue are the loading times. [Feb 2012, p.100]

Very basic. [Feb 2012, p.100]

Dark, terrifying and brilliantly exciting, Revelations is a triumph on 3DS. [Feb 2012, p.89]

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

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