Half art installation, half game, but exquisitely done. [Mar 2009, p.60]

Innovative and deceptively deep. Another PSN masterpiece. [Aug 2010, p.90]

Soulcalibur's brutal melee combat works well on PSP, and the multi-player is great. [Oct 2009, p.80]

The slickest and toughest basketball game of the year. [Dec 2008, p.84]

Finally. Instead of piling on the modes and features, we get a visibly superior Tiger. Great work. [Jan 2007, p.64]

It's still surprisingly enjoyable. Pricey, though. [Christmas 2011, p.111]

So ridiculous you'll wonder if you're actually dreaming it - but still one of the best scrappers in ages. [Dec 2006, p.86]

An improvement on the original, with some great Final Fantasy fan service thrown in. [Apr 2011, p.78]

Simplicity incarnate, but, amazingly, turns the age old concept of left, right and fire into a strategic masterclass. [Sept 2008, p.78]

Too much has been thrown in at once, and that grates on the overall enjoyment of the exceptional on-field action. [Dec 2012, p.104]

Mesmerising and beautiful. Just excellent. [May 2007, p.77]

A simple idea, but well-executed and lots of polish. [Dec 2011, p.105]

Overall Spices up the familiar format with a sprinkling of new ideas. The best Silent Hill game since SH3.

Wonderful, but you'll needs lots of free time to see the best of it. [Mar 2009, p.70]

Heaps of fun, accessible and gorgeous: but it's a WW2 plane sim. [Oct 2009, p.66]

Polished, completely original and as good as a lot of things that Square Enix have ever done. [May 2008, p.76]

With a wealth of options and modes and this is one of the best value titles on PSN. [Jan 2010, p.94]

Genuinely difficult to put down. [Sept 2010, p.92]

The complete package for any football-loving PSP owner. [Dec 2007, p.83]

Sonic 4 harks back to the days when video games tested your dexterity, timing and patience. It's challenging, immaculately designed, super-fast, and a fitting return to form for a character who is - next to a buxom archaeologist and that dungaree-sporting plumber - arguably one of the most recognisable icons of all time.

Some edge-of-your-seat gameplay. [Jan 2011, p.96]

A kinetic, fast and tactical arcade racer that's best sampled online. [July 2010, p.90]

Frantic, deep and explosive, but demanding with some rough edges. [Aug 2009, p.72]

Enjoyably mental puzzles use the Vita's every input. [May 2012, p.113]

Some new features, but little innovation on the actual canvas. [Dec 2009, p.98]

Yet another terrific PSP puzzle game. It's not quite "LocoRoco" or "Lumines," but it's still a superior head-scratcher. [Nov 2006, p.84]

The best Dragon Age expansion to date. [Christmas 2011, p.110]

Control issues hamper this otherwise excellent side-story to the Resistance series. [Apr 2009, p.74]