Spirited, full of life and packed with ideas, this is one-of-a-kind.

Many more hits than misses. Only a must if you need another controller, though. [July 2011, p.94]

It's shorter than we'd like, but completists will get their money's worth. [July 2011, p.92]

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

A short but quirky little game having a personality crisis. It's fun while it lasts. [July 2011, p.80]

The pacing of the story has a Disney-like quality to it, building moment by moment to the crescendo of its conclusion. It is nothing short of magical.

Shoddily made, uglier than Ugly McUglyson and an incredibly frustrating game. [June 2011, p.102]

As long as you aren't interested in motion controls, it's the best tennis game on Wii. [June 2011, p.100]

A well-executed game that'll certainly keep younger players entertained. [June 2011, p.95]

Sometimes you'll receive a fraction of your rightful score. [June 2011, p.89]

Not an awful lot here, but it's funny enough to keep younger gamers playing. [June 2011, p.88]

DQIX is tighter, but this is still an epic 40-plus hours of classic RPG gaming.

A love letter to Dead Or Alive fans and a dizzying companion piece to SSFIV3D.

More of the same, but with pirates instead of Jedi. Fun for fans of the series.

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

A fantastic experience from start to finish. It is a game that truly expands what narrative video games can be capable of, and does so with a engrossing story that draws players in until the very end, all six of them.

Decent gameplay let down by a lack of any multiplayer or other modes whatsoever.

Not too user-friendly, but this is a deep and stylish fighter once you get into it.

Tedium for adults and generic distraction for the wee ones. [May 2011, p.103]

Once you've run out of game in Steel Diver, it simply sinks without a trace. [May 2011, p.98]

Superb golf. [May 2011, p.93]

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

A fun game, but one where you'll struggle to get your money's worth. [May 2011, p.88]

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.

Tyranna-bore-us Rex. Triceraplops.Velocicraptor. You get the picture.

Basic graphics, basic strategy game. It's not bad, but it's not brilliant either.

Fun and accessible. It's easy to slip into a rut, but there's more there to discover.

A fun platformer, but the repetitive levels and clumsy progress tracking let it down.