Linear it may be but as a cinematic action game, you can't fault it. [Issue#161, p.95]

The gameplay here is a sluggish journey in the wrong direction for the NBA Live series. [Issue#158, p.95]

A few kinks in the frame rate and issues with an otherwise-clever and well-executed control system aren't enough to significantly dampen our enthusiasm for Skate. "Tony Hawk's" watch out: this new skater has some sick moves. [Issue#159, p.84]

It won't take long to get the most out of Cocoreccho!, but the 1.99 pound price tag is insignificant, making this LocoRoco experience worthwhile. Still, it isn't lengthy enough to be a game, and after a week it'll lie forgotten on your hard drive. [Issue#159, p.97]

An incredibly satisfying challenge...However, it's not for the faint-hearted. [Issue#157, p.76]

The real bonus is the range of race types available. [Issue#160, p.96]

If this game was longer than six hours, we'd give it a much better score, but the length of it isn't quite redeemed by the great story and mediocre gameplay. [Issue#157, p.72]

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]

Certainly one of the best multiplayer experiences on the PSP. [Issue#157, p.94]

So pretty, yet so broken. [Issue#158, p.70]

Charming, but far from essential. [Aug 2008, p.104]

Has some quirky ideas, but they're shamefully executed. [Issue#160, p.94]

A remarkable addition to the Network roster, Warhawk is probably the most fun we've had with our PS3s yet. That said, some of the gameplay is uneven, but the dogfighting alone should sell this to you. It's a joy. [Issue#157, p.78]

Being unable to turn during a combo is mentally upsetting. [Issue#157, p.92]

One of those RPGs that you play out of the corner of your eye while doing something else. [Issue#166, p.95]

Utterly avoidable and culturally irrelevant. [Issue#160, p.91]

Far too difficult for its own good. Rendered fair, only by a decade-old mechanism. [Issue#158, p.92]

GRAW 2 is full of overblown, brilliant moments with only a sporadic dose of boring levels. [Issue#157, p.82]

Occasionally average, but it's mostly dull and problematic. [Issue#157, p.90]

It recreates the tabletop D&D experience, but ultimately Tactics just doesn't works as a videogame. D&D fans may get some enjoyment out of it, but the bland environments and animations do little to bring the rich world of D&D to life. [Issue#159, p.96]

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]

You're still better off importing the Japanese version of the "Street Fighter Anniversary Collection". "SFIII"'s on that. [Issue#172, p.89]

Does everything you would expect from a Madden title; either confuses the hell out of you or gives you an incredibly deep American football game. [Issue#157, p.81]

It's let down a bit by the dodgy camera perspective, but this won't ruin your experience. [Issue#156, p.86]

Piyotama does its best to put a clever and unique spin on a tired format, but its tendency to reward shameless chancing considerably dents its appeal. [Issue#162, p.93]

Innovative levels and a great soundtrack. [Issue#155, p.92]

Making a big thing out of it would have been a good idea. [Issue#157, p.80]

Dull, and it never provides any sense of fun. [Issue#157, p.86]