If you're the sort who prefers single-player adventures though, this isn't the game for you. [Christmas 2007, p.76]

It's as playalbe as ever, but it's also just as limited. [Nov 2007, p.86]

So basic and cut-down, THQ might as well have called it "My First SmackDown." [Christmas 2007, p.90]

As a true Resident Evil game it'll disappoint but as a lightgun game with depth and atmosphere, it's a great package. [Jan 2008, p.66]

Anniversary is the best game in the series by far. [Christmas 2007, p.72]

There's a lightweight, throwaway feel to the racer. Still, it fills a gap in the Wii racer genre. [Jan 2008, p.74]

It has its annoyances, but this is a consummate party game package that everyone can enjoy. [Jan 2008, p.90]

There is simply no excuse for the moronic squad members who appear to have hopped into Medal of Honor from the nearest pond. [Feb 2008, p.72]

While it's not a huge step up from last time, the added modes make it a more complete experience. [Mar 2008, p.72]

Simply put, if you've long been dreaming of a game that actually makes the most of the Wii's powerful graphics processor then your dreams have come true. Super Mario Galaxy will not only rock your socks, it will blow your actual feet clean off, leaving you with a set of comedy stumps that you can use to pretend you're a marauding pirate. [December 2007, p.72]

If you like your fighting retro then Ultimate Mortal Kombat is the game for you, and the addition of "Puzzle Kombat" and Wi-Fi combat makes it a great package. [Feb 2008, p.70]

Joker is a massive jump forwards from the first GBC game of '98. In terms of depth, storyline and sense of real adventure and progression, it's an enjoyable and compulsive game. [Feb 2008, p.76]

It's ideal both as a family game or as great post-pub entertainment. [Christmas 2007, p.64]

Frustratingly, it plays more like an interactive story book than a videogame. [Jan 2008, p.78]

A must-buy for any newcomers. [Christmas 2007, p.78]

A finely honed and perfectly balanced strategy RPG this may be, but it could've been so much more had it made better use of the Wii hardware. [May 2008, p.78]

An extremely rewarding tour of duty for the DS. [Jan 2008, p.76]

The game begins to fall apart as soon as you throw any real criticism at it. [Feb 2008, p.80]

It'd be the finest licensed game ever if it wasn't ruined by the anti-climactic ending and an atrocious camera. Sadly, all the humour in the world can't really fix that. [Christmas 2007, p.70]

Good old-fashioned strategic action. [Mar 2008, p.68]

Gripes about the lacklustre visuals and unwanted gameplay tweaks aside, Guitar Hero III is truly great, even if it's somewhat harder than we were expecting. [Christmas 2007, p.75]

A decent suspense-filled horror game that looks good for the DS but would probably be more at home on a console. [July 2008, p.98]

Never have we been so amused, challenged and impressed by a game all at the same time. [Christmas 2007, p.68]

Familiar gameplay, but the finely crafted stories make this the best game in the series. [Nov 2008, p.86]

Only two of the remixes are any good, but even these aren't worth your time. [June 2008, p.84]

Alas, you really are better off sticking with "Wii Sports." [May 2008, p.93]

Even those who've been here many times before will want to get stuck in again. [Christmas 2007, p.84]

We were 52% through the single-player game within 45 minutes of starting. [Christmas 2007, p.88]