Still as good today as it was when it was released. [Issue#207, p.98]

Gameflow is an addition that should help demystify Madden for newcomers and also offer enjoyment for experienced players. [Issue#196, p.88]

There's so much more that could, and should, be done in a year's time. [Issue#186, p.80]

For our part, despite its flaws, we think it gets the job done. [Issue#190, p.64]

A puzzle game that we actually like, and that's rare. [Issue#154, p.86]

Worth your money if you have a friend or three to share in the experience, but less so as a solo experience. [Issue#185, p.72]

A stunning game with a hell of a battle system. [Issue#245, p.]

It's the sexiest puzzle game on the sexiest handheld. [Issue#216, p.82]

With a few more levels, it would've been exceptional, but it's unique, engaging fun as it is. [Issue#162, p.82]

Delivers on the ambitious intentions of the original with added interest, only slightly letting itself down with some control issues that could and should have been fixed. Still the closest you're going to get to a truly playable action movie for now, though. [Issue#190, p.68]

A few control niggles cannot hide its quality. [Issue # 149, p.70]

An essential purchase for owners of last year's Madden? Probably not but if you haven't tried this series yet, you're missing out. [Issue#223, p.79]

A good game, but one that feels a bit emotionally bankrupt after the wonders of Infinite and the original BioShock. [Issue#243, p.56]

The third installment is the best yet. [Issue#210, p.74]

Looks and plays fantastically. [Issue#221, p.81]

As Amazing, Fantastic and Incredible as this may be, the blocks are starting to fade ever-so-slightly and if the team isn’t careful, this could be the last truly great build it gets out of them.

An excellent RPG. Incredibly well paced with a touching and sometimes amusing story, and a great levelling-up/combat system, though you do get the feeling you'd enjoy it more if it was on the PS2. [Issue#167, p.90]

One of the most inventive games on Sony's Playstation Network. [Issue#184, p.84]

Honestly, who doesn't love jetpacks? [Issue#171, p.93]

An incredible RPG adventure that rarely gets dull thanks to the characterisation and brilliant fighting system. [Issue#156, p.90]

Betters the original in many ways, but simply doesn't improve on it in some others. [Issue#207, p.84]

It touches on moments of sheer brilliance and is one of the best racing experiences irrespective of platform. But its adherence to realism is also sometimes its biggest enemy. [Issue#158, p.86]

The aesthetic is arresting, but the gameplay not so much. [Issue#206, p.99]

The best Call of Duty release since Black Ops. [Issue#251, p.62]

Graphically stunning, dynamically awesome, aurally beautiful. This is what Project Cars could have been if pest control had done a better job exterminating those pesky bugs. [Issue#258, p.66]

In a series first, this is actually an accomplished fighter as well as being a gruesome theater of punishment. [Issue#257, p.66]

It's accomplished, accurate and fun, but there are a few underlying problems. Still, purely as a basketball game, there isn't anything out there that's better than this. [Issue#250, p.58]