Like the film this will keep you amused for a good hour and a half but not a lot more. [Issue 142, p.94]

Although a little repetitive, Outrun 2006 has a lot to offer to those content with bettering themselves and sucking up the beauty. [Apr 2006, p.74]

Smooth, slick and sexy, setting a bench mark for PSP. [Issue#139, p.102]

The combat system is cool, the alchemy is cool, the voice acting is cool; unfortunately the fetching and errand running is so archaic, you can hear it dying. [Issue 144, p.87]

It's fun flying about and pressing the missile button when the target gets red. It's just it's not so fun when missions take up to half an hour on the later stages; it really does get a bit repetitive after a while. [Issue 144, p.76]

It's dull, dull, dull and chockablock with the blandest levels and flick-the-right-switch challenges. [Issue 141, p.96]

The problem is the stupidity of your defence - the number on their shirts apparently representing their IQ. [Issue 141, p.102]

The commentary gets repetitive pretty quickly. [Issue 141, p.110]

Over in a flash, Legend is great in parts, rubbish in others. There's simply not enough tomb raiding. In fact, there's not enough of anything. Despite some great moments, there's just not enough gameplay, leaving this sadly lacking. [Issue#139, p.66]

Dull, ugly, and completely lacking in charm; only a glutton for punishment would enjoy Commandos Strike force. [Apr 2006, p.86]

It's just that - a racing sim. Which for the most part means it's lonely and dull as you fight corners. [Issue#139, p.98]

So good it will bring tears to your eyes. [Issue#46, p.74]

Shun this bloody awful game. [Issue 141, p.90]

Worth the memories. [Issue 141, p.110]

A lacklustre affair that misses the point of the movies, but still manages to capture their atmosphere. A stellar cast, incredible cutscenes and high production values can't hide the fact that this is an average city-based gangster game. [Issue#139, p.82]

Suikoden V doesn't remind us of the past, it reminds us how much games have grown since, which is something this franchise seems intent on not doing. [Issue 145, p.90]

A wonderfully unique offering from our wonderfully inventive friends in Japan. [Apr 2006, p.94]

Fans of the series should be prepared for a fight if they want to get the most out of the game. [Issue#139, p.75]

It's fluid, vivid and with as much depth as you want. A delight. [Apr 2006, p.104]

Arse controls. Feels like driving a trolley. [Issue#139, p.88]

A magnificent package. [Issue 145, p.78]

Brimming with things that will irritate the hell out of you... Better than the first version, and at half the price. [Issue#139, p.72]

The combination of great visuals and a sweet combat system is hard to top and this combines the two oh-so well. [Apr 2006, p.82]

Black merely gives us what we want deep, deep down. Those little voices crying out for destruction need silencing every now and again. [Apr 2006, p.88]

If you're not a fan of the show then you're probably not interested in feeling like a CTU member. [Apr 2006, p.98]

Button-hammering combos, awful graphics, dire plot and annoying side-quests culminate in a big cloud of sweary yet camp violence. [Issue#139, p.92]

Irritating to the extreme, here is a game that deserves nothing but your complete ignorance. [Issue#139, p.97]

An instantly tiresome game free from anything genuinely new or interesting. [Issue#139, p.71]