It's not perfect - but the humour, drama and pure fun of Lego Indy will keep you hooked to the end. [July 2008, p.60]

A top quality football game with bags of playability. [May 2008, p.78]

The most involving, witty, well-rounded and goddam exciting GTA ever. [June 2008, p.86]

A stupendous game you really must own, even if you don't like cars. [Apr 2008, p.107]

It may have its pros and cons, but its pros are so wonderfully abundant tht it really doesn't matter. A fine, fine game. [June 2008, p.90]

If you're on the trail of a first-class scare, this truly terrifying game is unmissable. [Mar 2008, p.103]

A typically solid performance from Seabass. [Dec 2007, p.82]

It may be a little rough around the edges, but PES is still the most action-packed footie game on PSP. [Dec 2007, p.122]

A port it may be, but this game is strong enough to stand on its own two feet as an essential PS2 title. You owe it to your trusty PS2 to check this game out. [Apr 2008, p.66]

An unmissable, epic adventure that's as dramatic as any of Kratos' full-sized games. [Apr 2008, p.106]

Gets repetitive after a while, but overall a charming, crazy treat. [Apr 2008, p.107]

WipEout's core chemistry is rich and balanced enough to merit continual evolution. [Dec 2007, p.123]

Sure, you've seen much of it before, but it's never looked so searchingly brilliant, or felt so surging. [Mar 2008, p.102]

A truly superb racer; fast, vast and there's plenty to do under that super-slick surface. [Jan 2008, p.118]

Like Tomb Raider but with mroe guns and fewer puzzles, Uncharted deserves to be 2007's sleeper hit. [Christmas 2007, p.118]

Despite its shortcomings, just tearing about using Altair's acrobatic skills is an experience few games can match. [Christmas 2007, p.119]

A definite step up in quality from last year. [Dec 2007, p.78]

Simple to get into, it quickly becomes addictive. [Mar 2008, p.85]

There's no finer grap game out there. [Apr 2008, p.76]

Interesting details for fans but also works as a standalone game - plus it maintains the chilling atmosphere of the big-screen games. [Christmas 2007, p.122]

The singleplayer campaign or the multiplayer options alone would make this essential. But the two together bode for months of enjoyment. [Dec 2007, p.119]

Not as educational as the upcoming "Buzz! Schools," but Mega is a packet of guaranteed rainy-day entertainment. [Apr 2007, p.90]

Revolution in gameplay it ain't, but its razor-sharp premise and humour make this the best Simpsons game on the market. [Dec 2007, p.92]

An exhilarating shooter brushed with John Woo's genius, Stranglehold plays like Max Payne in a bag of snakes. [Oct 2007, p.8]

All the best stuff from the first two games has been kept in and everything that's been added just makes this GH the best yet. [Christmas 2007, p.80]

An incredibly good value. [May 2008, p.106]

Ratchet & Clank may be going through the same routine, but it's impossible not to love them. [Dec 2007, p.118]

A jewel in the biking helmet. Accessible, enjoyable and thrilling Moto GP 07 brings a sport, and gaming genre, to life. [Nov 2007, p.86]