It's easy to see the thinking behind Two Worlds. Elder Scrolls has been a massive hit and it'll be years before another hits home: When opportunity knocks... [Oct 2007, p.89]

The first-person shooter is, simply, one of the best games ever made. [Oct 2007, p.86]

The first-person shooter is, simply, one of the best games ever made. [Oct 2007, p.86]

This looks more like a triple-A PS2 game than a PSP game, and it weighs in at 40-plus hours. [Aug 2007, p.70]

There's so much to do, and so much depth in this game. [Aug 2007, p.69]

Games like Persona 3 are the reason we play games. So, I can't say this enough. Play it. [Aug 2007, p.62]

Strategy RPGs on the DS are in no short supply but neither are the people that play them, and this one has pretty much everything a fan could hope for provided you prefer live lengthy dialogue over quick breaks between venues. [Nov 2007, p.76]

Heroes will go down as the game that got me into real-time strategy. [Aug 2007, p.72]

Saying this game is visually stunning is an understatement. [Aug 2007, p.72]

There's enough strategy to dig into for the added satisfaction, but underneath it all is a foundation of pure fun. [Oct 2007, p.90]

It's novel to see a mini version of a game that I first played when the PS2 launched. [Aug 2007, p.69]

Radiant Mythology will likely disappoint anyone expecting the intense storylines, vast worlds and well-designed dungeons of a "real" Tales title. [July 2007, p.68]

Bottom line, as with all the Hot Shots games (I have had enough golf though, thanks for the change Sony) Hots Shots Tennis is big on fun, end of story. [July 2007, p.63]

This is by far the prettiest free-roaming shooter ever created. [Aug 2007, p.60]

Team Ninja oversold the sizzle, but this is still one hell of a steak. [July 2007, p.59]

It's just too bad the presentation and vision aren't there to solidify the experience fo rmore than it is. [Aug 2007, p.67]

The puzzle-action gameplay, battling both the enemy and the elements, is simply tuned to perfection and the oh-so-spectacular bosses play like an orchestra of action and strategy. [July 2007, p.60]

The puzzle-action gameplay, battling both the enemy and the elements, is simply tuned to perfection and the oh-so-spectacular bosses play like an orchestra of action and strategy. [July 2007, p.60]

My feelings are a lot less mixed about the fact that the Anniversary project is basically just a PSP post of "Dawn of Souls" with the two games sold separately. [June 2007, p.83]

Grim Grimoire doesn't have quite the depth or complexity of a western RTS like "Command & Conquer 3, but it does have an elegance that such games lack. [June 2007, p.72]

The secret is in the details. [Aug 2007, p.68]

I love it when I feel like a game has shown me something new. [Aug 2007, p.66]

I love it when I feel like a game has shown me something new. [Aug 2007, p.66]

I can't see shelling out $59.99 for such a poorly designed game unless again, you just love all things Harry Potter. [July 2007, p.66]

One thing I can say for DiRT is that aside from being the most beautiful, it's among the most all-inclusive Rally games to date. [July 2007, p.65]

The presentation is extraordinary, but the layers of what draws us most firmly to gameplay are so skillfully applied. [July 2007, p.62]

Some decent ideas do fight there way to the surface. [Aug 2007, p.68]

Some decent ideas do fight there way to the surface. [Aug 2007, p.68]