A huge surprise - a nerdy, technically accurate flight sim that's also loads of fun to play. [Oct 2009, p.114]

It's absolutely spectacular. [Oct 2009, p.104]

As awful as the 'big console' version is great. [Christmas 2009, p.116]

Mostly good news. [Mar 2010, p.103]

The problem here isn't the looks or the amount of stuff there is to do, it's the controls. [Oct 2009, p.109]

There's no reason for it to take any risks, and it doesn't. [Nov 2009, p.112]

Likeable at times, but the lack of variety will have you reaching for the bottle long before the end. [Feb 2010, p.115]

The whole game is a class act. The fighting is sophisticated but arcade-addictive, the visuals are stylish, and the Lara-like exploration is smartly done. Plus the DC heritage feels all-encompassing like a big blanket. Arkham Asylum is comfortably the best comic book game that PlayStation's ever had, and is up there with the system's best actioners, full stop. [Sept 2009, p.95]

It's a bright, distinctive and hugely playable game, and is a massive slap in the face for other PSP fighters. [Oct 2009, p.122]

Basic but fun. [Dec 2009, p.125]

A big, dumb, action movie blast. And that's fine by us. [Oct 2009, p.108]

Immersive, addictive, and authentic, it's a sensational return to form for the series. [Oct 2009, p.118]

Its biggest problem, though, is the competition that's already available on the store. [Oct 2009, p.123]

Unless you hate Queen (boo!) this is near essential. [May 2009, p.99]

At 11.99 this is an expensive slice of PSN, but the end result is so tasty you won't regret it. [Oct 2009, p.117]

The brawling itself is still solid. [Sept 2009, p.112]

This is right up there along side Trash Panic as the best the Store currently has to offer in the sub five quid range. [Oct 2009, p.121]

The really exciting thing is the appearance of the new event types. [Oct 2009, p.120]

Well made and deeply strategic. [Christmas 2009, p.116]

You'll get plenty of enjoyment from the younger touchdown slinger too. [Nov 2009, p.131]

The only thing counting against all this is the overall size of the package. [Sept 2009, p.102]

It's definitely playable, and respectable value at a penny under seven quid. [Sept 2009, p.112]

A cracking game. [Sept 2009, p.108]

There's a technically solid shooter here somewhere, hidden beneath ugliness and questionable design. [Aug 2009, p.110]

It actually works quite beautifully. [Feb 2010, p.112]

There's one thing I'm certain of: I need another go. [Nov 2009, p.127]

When it's good, it's absolutely bloody brilliant. But the deeper you delve, the tougher it is to ignore its few flaws. [Aug 2009, p.106]

Stop buying this crap and eventually they'll either cease making it, or make it better. [Sept 2009, p.104]