The best FIFA yet, but a post width shy of vital for solo players. [June 2010, p.94]

We'd liked to have seen more substance here to go with the new style. [June 2010, p.98]

Makes the most of its simple mechanics. [June 2010, p.98]

A genuinely funny and endlessly quotable game. [Sept 2010, p.94]

It's not a great value, and only nostalgia fans will keep coming back for more. [July 2010, p.96]

Great value, if stubbornly old school and a little obscure. [June 2010, p.98]

If you're part of the miniscule demographic interested in it, Blood Bowl is deep and often rewarding to play. [Nov 2009, p.66]

A sub-par stealth game. [May 2010, p.96]

Fun, deceptively deep, but the 'globe' physics fail to distract from a lack of variation.

Big, ballsy action let down by weak combat and nonsense story. [May 2010, p.92]

This is the best MotoGP game by far. [Apr 2010, p.96]

Shoddy. [Christmas 2009, p.95]

Familiar but thrilling - sits easily among PS3's gods, if shy of the throne. [Apr 2010, p.94]

An explosive JRPG hamstrung by drab environments and duff characters.

Get through the steep learning curve and there's an addictive strategy game underneath. [May 2010, p.96]

A perfect compliment to the original. [July 2010, p.96]

Linear and needs patience, but tells an epic, emotive story with rare polish. [Apr 2010, p.92]

A deep, involving, endearing adventure with heart. And ?sts.

A mediocre campaign, elevated to greatness by superb online play. [Apr 2010, p.88]

One of the more intriguing strategy titles available on PSN. [May 2010, p.96]

The clean, somewhat clinical presentation hides some seriously hellish later stages, so some patience is required to beat every level but for puzzle fans, this is definitely a logical purchase. [May 2010, p.96]

It's essentially a nine-hour film that you nudge along by following on-screen button prompts, although you feel more connected with the action than this might suggest. [March 2010]

Polished, and fun to play, but this is lagging behind more creative racers. [Apr 2010, p.94]

The combat system is clever. [Mar 2010, p.89]

Few titles on the PSP can match its online content. [Apr 2010, p.96]

Three flavours of average, and a fantastic opportunity missed. [Apr 2010, p.84]

An average PSP port... Avoid. [Apr 2010, p.97]

Unless the familiarity really gets to you, you're going to love BioShock 2. It's a lovingly crafted, carefully constructed masterpiece of narrative richness and smart game mechanics. It can even be enjoyed as a straight-up shooter thanks to its innovative, tactile combat system. [Feb 2010, p.72]