An enjoyable blast from the past, but with no new features or enhancements you'd be better off buying this as part of the Sega MegaDrive Collection. [Issue#210, p.99]

Good fun and great value....but the graphics are boring and it does get repetitive. [Issue#210, p.99]

Still brilliant. [Issue#210, p.99]

Default difficulty provides mindless fun, tougher difficulty the hardcore challenge. [Issue#210, p.98]

It's impossible to score as all that kept us playing was the burning desire to conquer the game's staggering difficulty. [Issue#210, p.96]

The sort of simple, dumb, licensed game that causes the shelves of your local game shop to buckle under the weight of sheer undesirable mediocrity. [Issue#210, p.94]

Absolutely not worth getting if you have any earlier iterations. [Issue#210, p.93]

The lack of multiplayer is disappointing. [Issue#210, p.92]

For those looking to flesh out their God of War experience, however, Volume II is a nice addition, if by no means essential. [Issue#210, p.90]

Depressingly average. [Issue#210, p.88]

While the trailer might have been a case of style over substance, the final game is the polar opposite. [Issue#210, p.84]

There's a feeling that FIFA might be running out of ideas. [Issue#210, p.83]

Drop the Football Life rubbish, please. [Issue#210, p.82]

They're absolutely, without a doubt, worth buying. [Issue#210, p.78]

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

It's going to be off-putting for newcomers because it's an awkward mess in the context of modern gaming's drive for slick controls but regardless, it's strangely familiar and reminiscent of a different era for everyone else. [Issue#211, p.99]

It does get a bit boring after a while of play....it's also a lot of fun, no doubt. [Issue#211, p.99]

Great fun in small doses, but the missions soon become a bit of a grind and as such your enjoyment is restricted to short bursts. [Issue#211, p.99]

A beautiful game with plenty of good intentions, but a near-vertical learning curve and some baffling AI render it art more than enjoyment. [Issue#211, p.98]

A great-looking scrolling fighter with plenty of bite, but ultimately it's just too sluggish to do its flawed presentation much justice. [Issue#211, p.98]

One of the most boring games ever to have had half a decade of development poured into it. [Issue#211, p.97]

Not the worst game ever made, just doing a very good job of mimicking it on first impressions. [Issue#211, p.96]

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

Blandness and boredom combine when played alone, but throw in three friends and it becomes a minor hoot. [Issue#211, p.94]

A lack of sustained excitement and some truly horrendous graphics hold back all the good work. [Issue#211, p.93]

Most of us will forget WRC 2 even exists in about a week's time. [Issue#211, p.92]

For about an hour Ace Combat: Assault Horizon will feel like the most exciting game you've ever played. [Issue#211, p.90]

One of the finest representations of a sport out there. [Issue#211, p.89]