Mature, thought-provoking and great fun, Tomb Raider is an outstanding introduction to the new Lara Croft. It play well, it looks wonderful. [Issue#229, p.58]

A damn enjoyable game. The characters grow on you after a while and it's not long before you feel as though you're starting to fit in at Bullworth Academy. [Issue # 146, p.72]

If you're into the look of the game, there's no reason not to fall in love with Tearaway. [Issue#239, p.70]

Everything you want and love about Metal Gear Solid is in here, while the gameplay still feels fresh and relevant. All in all, brilliant fun. [Issue #150, p.82]

The first sign of weakness in the otherwise excellent series. [Issue#223, p.87]

Aside from some control issues, this is an essential for the adult gamer. [Issue#233, p.76]

With the best 2D sprite animation around and furiously paced gameplay, Continuum Shift surpasses its predecessor.

An addictive, entertaining and intense racer that can happily sit alongside the genre greats. [Issue#184, p.68]

Sheer brilliance. [Issue#161, p.98]

Evidence of talent and experience is all over it; evidence of effort is not. [Issue#186, p.76]

We would like some improvements to modes and presentation, but the on-pitch action is of such stellar quality that PES 2016 remains the champion. [Issue#262, p.66]

A great retro update that may even prove to be better than the next-gen re-imagining currently in the works. [Issue#169, p.91]

Great music, lovable characters, colour and, most importantly, fun. [Issue#212, p.98]

HD is the most polished WipEout game so far, but doesn’t offer many new features. The single-player campaign warrants the low cost, but fans and newcomers alike will spend the most time seeking multiplayer thrills.

Velocity is great. Really, really good fun. LOVELY STUFF.

This is the Resistance that we’ve been waiting for – beautiful, dramatic and exciting. It may not be perfect, but the American chapter of the Chimera invasion definitely gives Master Chief and Marcus Fenix a run for their money.

It won’t appeal to some PS3 owners, but if you enjoy the smell of grass and have no objection to recycling, however, then Flower is definitely appropriate.

You'll get annoyed - really annoyed - but it's worth it. And, as it turns out, it's actually pretty fast after all. [Issue#233, p.81]

Betters BigLittleBigPlanet in the playing department, while falling a little short when it comes to creating and sharing. [Christmas 2009, p.72]

Don't miss this. [Issue#187, p.86]

So good it will bring tears to your eyes. [Issue#46, p.74]

The most over-the-top, unremittingly silly, astoundingly inventive, consistently thrilling, overtly sexual, guility enjoyable Japanese action game we've played in years. [Issue#187, p.70]

It's just a lot of fun. [Issue#186, p.74]

If you're looking for a classic point-and-click adventure this won't disappoint. [Issue#195, p.103]

It doesn't look very nice, gets repetitive going to school every day and killing demons nightly, and "Rogue Galaxy" is still available and better. [Issue#162, p.88]

Incredibly addictive. [Issue#185, p.78]

Epic has created a monster of an FPS that's only slightly let down by its single-player mode. [Issue#162, p.78]

It's certainly not a drastic update, but it's good value for money nevertheless. [Issue#198, p.92]