Best giant stone frog puzzler ever, ever, ever. [Sept 2009, p.108]

It's taken nearly two decades, but SFII finally has a sequel that does it proud. [Mar 2009, p.96]

Lighthearted, loveably manic, and shamelessly fun, this is a great fit for PSP. [Aug 2009, p.118]

Just enjoy the intensity: like all great art it leaves you wanting more; leaves you with the feeling that somehow you've connected with the universe. That's right, I said art. [Mar 2009, p.100]

The ending is so wrong you'll want to scrub your brain clean. [Mar 2009, p.92]

It's enough to make it feel new and shiny again, and well worth buying. [Jan 2009, p.100]

Best of all, technically it's fairly good. [Apr 2009, p.103]

A great sports game. [Apr 2009, p.104]

Deep and playable enough to make it work. [Feb 2009, p.97]

Old-school puzzle game with a weird galactic theme. [Sept 2009, p.107]

Even the core combat pales after a bit, because it lacks the exacting precision of Gaiden. [Apr 2009, p.93]

The menus are cumbersome. [May 2009, p.99]

A better game than the original, but also a less even one. [Feb 2009, p.94]

One of the strongest JRPGs on PSP. [Apr 2009, p.107]

Throwaway fun. [Christmas 2008, p.117]

It loses whatever grip it has on your attention too quickly. [Mar 2009, p.103]

A seemingly endless succession of chaotic, murky scraps in which it's a toss-up as to what will do you in first - wrestling the camera, the stabbing of grim-faced opponents off-screen or the growing feeling that this is a game that's missed its sweet-spot of public interest by a good six years. [Feb 2009, p.98]

If you want fun, play Elefunk, but for a sterner challenge, Cuboid is your man. [Apr 2009, p.94]

Play it right and it builds into a hypnotically rhythmic blur of colour and sound. [Mar 2009, p.91]

The best fun we've had on PSN for ages. [Jan 2009, p.94]

This is not destined to join the pantheon of action greats. [Mar 2009, p.90]

Looks lovely, but it offers few thrills. [June 2009, p.102]

20% of Sonic Unleashed is brilliant. [Jan 2009, p.92]

A creative, compelling experience. [May 2009, p.100]

Where this version loses out to its bigger bro is that the zoomed-in perspective feels claustrophobic by comparison. [Mar 2009, p.94]

After a few hours the only thing keeping you coming back will be a furious determination to beat the sodding game, rather than actually approaching enjoyment. [Mar 2009, p.105]

The combat's a bit bust but not a deal-breaker, and the characters are deep and likeable enough to make for good company for the 12 or so hours you'll spend with them. [Christmas 2008, p.84]

In terms of doing what it says on the box, SingStar Abba simply can't be faulted. [Jan 2009, p.99]