Another outing for Sonic that has moments of nostalgic brilliance; a brilliance that is sadly marred by some rather questionable tweaks to the gameplay and an annoying AI. [Issue#162, p.95]

If you're a fan of the movie, you could do worse. [Issue#187, p.74]

It's pretty much exactly as we expected. Though that's not a bad thing. [Issue#199, p.92]

Fun and funny, but lowbrow and unambitious on a creative and technical level. [Issue#192, p.84]

A healthy, inoffensive slice of 2D platforming that no developers really bother with these days. Worth picking up if and when it's discounted. [Issue#215, p.85]

An excellent little racer. [Issue#200, p.103]

It still plays a great game of hockey but in losing game modes and features that long-term players will miss, NHL 15 on PS4 is pretty hard to recommend to fans. [Issue#249, p.68]

Another PSN fumble, unfortunately. [Issue#188, p.87]

Ugly, dated and very user-unfriendly. That it arrived in the office the same week as Battlefield: Bad Company only emphasised its inferiority. Bad Company may not be great value, but it is high quality and well tailored to the PS3. This is neither.

Slow, clunky, unresponsive, ugly, stupid and dated. [Issue#198, p.97]

Feels more like an expansion than a genuine innovation. [Issue#207, p.92]

It does look great and arguably has a certain gritty charm, but is severely let down by a combat system that is, frankly, not good enough. [Apr 2006, p.106]

Some people like a challenge but more people don't want to be bloody annoyed by a sticky cube that explodes. [Issue#153, p.84]

Airtight's debut is an interesting one. [Issue#188, p.78]

Forgettable at best and a massive step backwards for a series that recently impressed so much. [Issue#219, p.70]

It makes you wish Harmonix would release the superb Dance Central on PS3. [Issue#201, p.94]

Boring to play. [Issue#185, p.83]

A better FPS mode, gun and conversion would make a huge difference! [Issue#166, p.94]

The infinite weapons make Heatseeker more fun than "Ace Combat" and the 3D environment makes it less arcadey than After Burner, but it feels like Codemasters couldn't decide which way to take it, and as such Heetseeker sits uncomfortably on the fence. [Issue#153, p.74]

A completely forgettable experience. [Issue 145, p.86]

The worst ending to a videogame ever and a mediocre start aren't enough to ruin one of the better shooters to emerge in years. Barker's influence is something that elevates Jericho, despite its problems, above many other FPSs. A gory treat. [Issue#159, p.80]

If ever proof was needed that the next generation is in the games and not the console, this is it. [Issue#155, p.74]

Sadly it's a little too short with a lack of replay value, but you'd be hard pushed to find a title with better production values on the PSP. [Issue#156, p.85]

It’s an entry-level arcade racer, with a range of fast and destructive events plus an open-world theme and a host of licensed vehicles. Need For Speed Undercover is fun and tailored to suit all tastes.

Not bad enough to be sent for instant, ruthless execution - but certainly not good enough to really bother with. [Issue#212, p.97]

An engaging, if light, co-op platformer. [Issue#226, p.78]

Disappointingly averge and will only appeal to motorbike fanatics. [Issue#172, p.88]

A pale imitation of a good survival-horror game. [Issue#186, p.83]