Graphics age and controls grow outdated, but genius never fades. [Jan 2012, p.85]

It may not be a game for racing purists, but it you're looking to introduce stock car racing to a child, look no further. [Jan 2012, p.81]

A bundle tailor-made for diehard Tekken fans that'll leave the average gamer feeling hoodwinked. [Jan 2012, p.84]

An improvement over its predecessor in almost every way, but it still feels undernourished. [Jan 2012, p.81]

More than enough for hardcore fans to justify the purchase. [Jan 2012, p.83]

One of the most feature-rich games on the market. [Jan 2012, p.82]

We occasionally encountered some control issues. [Jan 2012, p.81]

Too bad non were very exciting to play. [Jan 2012, p.81]

Nice enough for retro fans, but not so much for new gamers. [Jan 2012, p.81]

Years 5 - 7 follows form, but less so than in the past. [Jan 2012, p.81]

The biggest issue with Reloaded isn't in the game itself, but in the release date. [Jan 2012, p.80]

A fright-filled ride worth sinking our fangs into. [Jan 2012, p.79]

Its overall experience never lives up to the implied grandeur of its cross-country speedfest premise. [Jan 2012, p.78]

The story is so meandering. [Jan 2012, p.76]

As a complete package, Modern Warfare 3 takes the cake. [Jan 2012, p.67]

Despite its incredible competitive online play, we can't ignore the shortcomings of its campaign and Co-Op. [Jan 2012, p.66]

Skyrim is a gorgeous production that truly does justice to the words "roleplaying game." It doesn't just tell us a story, it gives us the chance to tell a story of our own. At its best, that's what an interactive art form should be all about. [Jan 2011, p.73]

Silicon Knights just forgot to give us anything fun to do with our powers, making it hard to recommend Destiny to even diehard fans. [Holiday 2011, p.84]

The colorful, grid-based maps shift and turn in surreal ways, lending a truly distinctive feel to the game. [Holiday 2011, p.84]

Altogether, Sideway's disparate parts add up to a fresh, creative take on a classic journey. [Holiday 2011, p.84]

Edge of Time aims so low it can't help but manage to be a playable Spider-Man game, but it lacks lasting appeal. [Holiday 2011, p.84]

The big guns, bright visuals, and plenty of upgrades all feel right, but solo play is dull. [Holiday 2011, p.85]

Playing God can be addicting. [Holiday 2011, p.85]

Small frustrations and a wonky camera keep an otherwise stylish RTS-lite from being brilliant, but Eufloria is one of the more interesting strategy titles. [Holiday 2011, p.85]

Origins returns Rayman to his 2D roots and is filled to the brim with gorgeous hand-drawn environments, blazing-fast platforming, and a huge variety of gameplay mechanics. [Holiday 2011, p.82]

Despite the many undead warriors, Quest is a kids' game. [Holiday 2011, p.83]

Even for a budget title the combat system is nothing short of a clunky mess, with slow animations and unsatisfying combos. [Holiday 2011, p.83]

While decapitating enemies never got old. other aspects of North fall short. [Holiday 2011, p.80]