There just is no point in Raging Blast existing. [Issue#186, p.81]

It provides a basic distraction. It offers an introduction to control methods that both might be unfamiliar to Vita users and might not even end up being used in future games. It does what it means to and it handles itself competently – you'll just be bored of it within a week.

Looks nice, but lacks anything of substance to carry you through the game. [Issue#208, p.88]

Horribly frustrating and stressful to play. [Issue#162, p.92]

Congratulations on a massive failure, this one is going in the history books. [Issue#163, p.90]

Cheap, ugly and terribly written, Sacred 3 is still quite fun in co-op, in a simple sort of way. [Issue#247, p.70]

TV Superstars simply does not have the same class as other party games to truly stand out. [Issue#199, p.94]

Amazingly bland and perfunctory vehicular action, with seemingly no-one online to play with. Instantly forgettable. Our advice: just keep playing Rocket League. [Issue#266, p.68]

What interesting ideas are here end up lost beneath a tidal wave of bad ones. [Issue#223, p.87]

Inversion flirts with the idea of having ideas, but then gives up all pretence of inventiveness and settles for being a bland and forgettable third-person shooter. [Issue#220, p.80]

Surprisingly polished and genuinely challenging. [Issue#189, p.77]

Newcomers will find enjoyment within at least one title and, if nothing else, will enjoy experiencing a little of our rich gaming history. [Issue #147, p.91]

It's just there to make you angry with its dodgy controls and even dodgier level design. [Issue 142, p.80]

Far more likely to make you fall asleep than feel any excitement. [Issue#217, p.82]

while it's fun with friends and family, it's just not one you'd bother with alone. [Issue#196, p.93]

The worst thing about Genji: Days of hte Blade is that it doesn't just feel like a dated Playstation 3 game, it feels like a dated PS2 game also. [Issue 148, p.64]

The Incredible Hulk initially delivers a suitably destructive experience, but the novelty soon disappears. Samey missions stretch the premise to breaking point, while a rushed game engine shows flaws early on, making it hard to recommend.

Fun, fun, and fun. That’s all Monster Madness is. Find some mates and split the cost of a copy and some beers. Not an essential purchase and a pricey one for what it is, but well worth your time.

Although ambitious, Haze is let down by generic gameplay. [Issue#167, p.86]

An absurd racer that should be put through one of its own courses for punishment... This sucks. [Issue#139, p.87]

You'd have no idea it was attached to one of the most stylish epics ever made if it weren't for the name. [Issue #152, p.73]

The campaign is crap. Clearly. [Issue#225, p.70]

It relies too much on contrived style to mask its simplicity. [Issue#155, p.85]

A pleasant diversion from the vast array of shooters currently available on Sony's service. [Issue#183, p.83]

Very disappointing. [Issue#186, p.87]

The price is too high for what you get, especially if you factor in the free version available online. [Issue#153, p.75]

Showing its age both mechanically and visually, there's still fun to be had here if you've got the patience and the right mindset. It'll send everyone else to sleep, however. [Issue#220, p.79]

Too repetitive and lacking in the kind of depth we look for in an action RPG. [Issue#202, p.92]