A deep, engrossing tactical-strategy RPG weighing in with several weeks of play. [Nov 2007, p.93]

Too convoluted and generally annoying to be any real fun - it's a competent effort, but there are genuinely better attempts at the genre on the way if you can wait. [Nov 2007, p.89]

Great for fans, hard work for everyone - it's not bad, just really heavy going. [Feb 2009, p.80]

If you already own "Madden NFL 07" then for once we do actually think it's worth trading it in because there are so many new features that it's improved in almost every way. [Oct 2007, p.86]

Here's hoping that Megaman gets back to his roots in the near future. [Jan 2008, p.82]

Here's hoping that Megaman gets back to his roots in the near future. [Jan 2008, p.82]

Here's hoping that Megaman gets back to his roots in the near future. [Jan 2008, p.82]

Boogie is certainly not without its flaws but as a karaoke/rhythm-action game designed to keep a crowd of people genuinely entertained it does the job perfectly. [Sept 2007, p.66]

A brave attempt at combining two very different types of gameplay. [Nov 2007, p.84]

Simply one of the best puzzlers on the handheld. [June 2007, p.94]

While we can see some people getting frustrated with the tricky AI later in the game, the emphasis on multiplayer and online action makes this an essential Wii title. [June 2007, p.72]

A competent but ultimately soulless and uninspired slash 'em up that doesn't push the DS to anywhere near its full capabilities. [Oct 2007, p.94]

It's dull, it's repetitive and it's as much fun as being cuddled by a cactus. [Nov 2007, p.87]

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]

As a basic tennis sim this does a perfectly adequate job. Ignore the more-trouble-than-it's-worth touch screen control system and it plays fine. It's just a pity there's so little to do. [Jan 2007, p.78]

A brave attempt at standing out from the sudoku crowd, but its confusing grids and random mini-games make it more frustrating than refreshing. One for multiplayer only. [May 2007, p.79]

You can't transform a turd, no matter how hard you try. [Oct 2007, p.89]

Breaks the recent run of poor movie spin-offs by being thoughtful and fun. [Nov 2007, p.94]

It's alright, but not good enough for us to forgive yet another port. [Aug 2007, p.76]

It's as close to the Potter world as you're likely to get in a videogame an dis fun to play too. [Aug 2007, p.74]

You'll be amazed at what the developers are squeezing out of the DS. [July 2007, p.78]

Once the training is out of the way, you'll lose yourself for hours on end. [Aug 2007, p.80]

The most intense gaming experience on the Wii...It will consume you. [July 2007, p.80]

It's what a bag of roast beef crisps is to a Sunday roast with all the trimmings. [Sept 2007, p.90]

It's certainly not the most subtle game in the world but if you're old enough to play it Scarface is a joy. It's a shame it looks like it was made five years ago, though. [Aug 2007, p.84]

You'll find the Wii Remote almost perfectly suited to lifting the toilet seat. [Sept 2007, p.86]

You can see everything it has to offer within 30 minutes. [Aug 2007, p.96]

It really makes you think and that, surely, is the point of a puzzle game. [Oct 2007, p.96]