The most well-rounded Rock Band on PS3. [Jan 2010, p.115]

It's game on between the big two once again. [Dec 2009, p.114]

Then there's the combat, which just isn't fun at all. [Christmas 2009, p.104]

Guitar Hero for kids. [Christmas 2009, p.106]

A quirky platformer. [Christmas 2009, p.116]

A mini marvel. [Jan 2010, p.115]

Just to add insult to injury, Inferno Pool started out as an iPhone app - costing a paltry 59p. Boo. [July 2009, p.97]

A big, fully-fledged comeback from a classic PlayStation series. [Dec 2009, p.113]

A rewarding and tactile experience overall despite the inconsistency. [Christmas 2009, p.118]

An experience that's less like playing a game and more like setting up residence in the best Pixar movie you can imagine. [Dec 2009, p.118]

Well polished and accessible. [May 2009, p.99]

There's nothing else like it. [Dec 2009, p110]

There are other platformers around, but not many can offer brains and beauty, never mind such a happy ending. [Nov 2009, p.125]

Another classic with a Twilight twist. [Dec 2009, p.18]

The sense of progression draws you on constantly. [Dec 2009, p.120]

As a pure fighting experience, this can't compete with its MMA counterpart. But there's so much to do that the actual wrestling is often secondary...It's those rich, user-generated elements that make this the deepest, most playable WWE game yet. [Nov 2009, p.114]

This not only plays the best on-the-pitch football of any FIFA title, but it has an incredibly smart and compelling way of tying it all together, too. Brilliant, again. [Oct 2009, p.98]

Very playable. [Christmas 2009, p.117]

Accessibly strategic and addictive. [Dec 2009, p.108]

When your whole game is build around a mystifyingly unintuitive control mechanic, you're pretty much screwed from the outset. [Sept 2009, p.113]

A brilliantly weird and different experience. [Dec 2009, p.124]

Unless you're born without thumbs, eyes or a sense of humour, it's obvious that Uncharted 2 is a 10/10 game after two minutes of the first level...It's the most complete, polished and fun adventure game - and maybe just game - on PS3, and it's absolutely essential. [Nov 2009, p.101]

This type of game is exactly what PSP needs more of. [May 2010, p.111]

Frustrating and tedious. [Apr 2010, p.113]

It's inventive and engrossing - and almost ridiculously cheap. [Feb 2010, p.115]

If you like it quiet, Afrika's peacefulness and sense of freedom offer something to savour.[JPN Import; Nov 2008, p.116]

A control scheme and camera that are aggressively opposed to you actually achieving any success or pleasure. [Christmas 2009, p.116]

The combat's decent, but it falls down on more complex stuff like clumsy boss battles and awful dialogue that makes you want to rip your own throat out. [Jan 2010, p.119]