A very likeable game. [Dec 2009, p.122]

It's still number one - barely. [Dec 2009, p.122]

It's definitely a brilliantly accurate recreation of real army life, but that's not always best for a great night's entertainment. [Nov 2009, p.106]

Repetitive as all hell, but the only real option if you're looking for a little violence. [Dec 2009, p.18]

It's fun, it's frenzied. [Dec 2009, p.18]

Feels like the sort of shovelware your mate sneaked onto the school PCs in 1996. [Dec 2009, p.18]

Cheap and nasty. [Dec 2009, p.18]

An essential purchase for anyone with two thumbs. [Dec 2009, p.18]

Terrifying. [Dec 2009, p.18]

The objective-based Architect mode is especially satisfying. [Dec 2009, p.18]

Effortlessly one of the finest driving titles on PSP. [Nov 2009, p.118]

The graphics are endearing and the gameplay immersive. [Feb 2010, p.111]

It's loud, it's ludicrous and more importantly, it's a huge laugh. [Nov 2009, p.110]

Spectacularly violent stuff. [Nov 2009, p.122]

Good dumb fun, and if you expect nothing more it just about delivers. [Mar 2010, p.119]

Perhaps the most nonsensical game on PS3 - and all the better for it. [Christmas 2009, p.107]

A disappointment. [Jan 2010, p.109]

Playable like a digitally remastered greatest hits album. [Nov 2009, p.120]

It's better than it sounds. [May 2010, p.113]

The whole thing's a lot like looking at a picture for ages and trying to find tiny objects. [Dec 2009, p.109]

It's barely a game. [Nov 2009, p.130]

Shift is the racer NFS could've only dreamed of evolving into last year. [Nov 2009, p.132]

Just not very good. [Christmas 2009, p.116]

A sports game that will leave you constantly thrilled and fulfilled. [Nov 2009, p.122]

Its action isn't really very good. [Nov 2009, p.124]

[Christmas 2009, p.107]

There's nothing substantial here beyond desperate button hammering. [Dec 2009, p.125]

Combat is an interminable exercise in smashing the square and triangle buttons. [Dec 2009, p.123]