It's frustrating and oversimplified. [Issue#181, p.83]

Fans will love it. [Issue#187, p.79]

A major improvement for the series, but there's still not enough to it to warrant a hearty recommendation. [Issue#163, p.94]

A derivative hack-and-slasher which offers nothing new and does nothing old particularly well. [Issue#213, p.89]

Sure to have us hooked for the forseeable future. [Issue#252, p.70]

It's just not enough. [Issue#184, p.85]

Basic, but executed to perfection. [Issue#213, p.97]

It does a good job, but you're always aware of its unfulfilled potential. [Issue#200, p.98]

Simply too short and too lacking in substance. [Issue#206, p.99]

There are plenty of great concepts lying about the place with The Con, but they haven't been gelled into any kind of coherent game. [Issue#153, p.86]

Reliable, simple comfort food. [Issue#225, p.82]

Disappointing. [Issue#200, p.103]

SOCOM Confrontation might have been fun about five years ago, but it’s starting to feel very tired these days. Online shooters need to offer either unprecedented depth or a wealth of personality and skill to stand out. But this does neither.

Very different [from] "Tiger Woods," but this is far from a bad thing. A viable alternative to the franchise. [Issue 144, p.97]

As exciting to the average gamer as eating an entire loaf of dry wholemeal bread. [Issue#220, p.77]

Frequent stealth sections stink up an otherwise outstanding sequel. Combat is so good, though, that if you can endure the sneaking, it’s still a bloody good action game.

Zombies don't automatically make a game good: remember this simple fact. [Issue#189, p.79]

Second only to "Syphon Filter" in the handheld action stakes, Miami Vice really is a most pleasant surprise. Attractive, enjoyable, with a raft of extras, this is just what a movie license should be. [Issue 144, p.82]

Yes, it’s pretty short. Yes, it’s pretty linear. But the varied action is great, the visuals peerless and production values off the charts. In terms of a pure showcase for what PS4 can really do, look no further.

A totally unnecessary expansion that actually adds very little. [Issue#229, p.78]

Pointless. [Issue#155, p.89]

What’s really funny about all of this is that WipEout HD is going to be released in September, just a couple of months after Fatal Inertia. Therefore, you may as well just hold off buying a futuristic racer until then.

The general lack of polish for such a high price tag is unforgivable. [Issue#203, p.98]

The addition of a second player certainly adds to the enjoyment, but this is far from an essential download. [Issue#191, p.93]

Surprisingly good fun. [Issue#211, p.96]

A poor story. [Issue#187, p.82]

It’s good fun, even if it doesn’t feel quite as thrilling as we would have liked. With a little more tweaking of the controls and maybe a new approach to the genre à la Skate, this could have fared much better.

A wonderful co-op game, but only an average one on your own. [Issue#232, p.72]