A return to core Burnout values but the lack of Crash Mode makes it feel more of an add-on. [May 2007, p.77]

It's a real shame that with such a powerful machine Project 8 fails to live up to its potential and ends up as a good game rather than the amazing title many of us had been waiting for. [Mar 2007, p.64]

A competent racer, but all the fun seems to have been sucked out of the series since "Most Wanted." [Apr 2007, p.56]

If only there were a longer solo mode and game sharing option, it could have been really ace. [Jan 2007, p.60]

One conversion too far, a game that is much more at home on the PSP than its bigger brother. [May 2007, p.71]

Frantic action and a great sense of humour make this an enjoyable romp. [Mar 2007, p.78]

Even rookie racers can pick up and play without spending too much time getting frustrated at the handling. [Mar 2007, p.54]

A decent dungeon crawler RPG that should keep starved fans happy. [Feb 2007, p.81]

Offers a great slice of stylish platforming and combat for those new to the title, while adding some fresh content to keep "Two Thrones" fans happy enough to get it again from some portable Prince action. [Jan 2007, p.66]

A visual treat that tells a good story while offering plenty of demon breeding and combat. [May 2007, p.72]

Some more variation and a fuller landscape would have made it perfect. [Jan 2007, p.64]

FEAR provides the right amount of tension coupled with amazing AI couple with amazing lighting and graphical effects that will just keep you coming back for more. [Apr 2007, p.54]

A decent theme park sim with some great interactivity, but lacks the depth needed to be great. [Feb 2007, p.76]

A well-put-together game that lacks the depth needed for lasting appeal. [Jan 2007, p.62]

A fully fledged RPG for the PSP, nice graphics and customisable combat system give this title depth.

If there was a complaint to be levelled at the game, apart from its somewhat repetitive gameplay, it would be the lack of checkpoints - and with such huge odds against you, it does become irritating to have to restart a level from teh beginning each time you die. [May 2007, p.78]

The best shooter available for the PSP and the multiplayer makes it even more appealing.

Nothing but a money-making venture that fans should stay clear of. [May 2007, p.86]

While flOw does offer some different gaming experiences and the implementation of the Sixaxis is smooth, it does just feel like a demo of the controller and not exactly a fully rounded game. [May 2007, p.67]

A game that is fun and easy to play but a little too infantile to make it a must have. [May 2007, p.70]

A good game that should improve the more you play, as more moves come out of the closet. [Mar 2007, p.73]

An enjoyable romp for those new to the genre and old hands alike.

A port of the previous title from PS2 doesn't really have the next-gen punch you are looking for. [Apr 2007, p.58]

Would have benefitted from an Infrastructure mode but the force is still strong in this one. [Jan 2007, p.67]

Every move seems to take a split second from your button press to its actual execution, which means chaining combos becomes a very taxing endeavour. [Apr 2007, p.52]

Still some minor glitches, but a much more playable title than the first outing. [May 2007, p.87]

Limited customisation options, slow loading times and camera problems. [Feb 2007, p.81]

While all this mindless blasting is fun for a while, personally it became quite tedious in a very short time. [May 2007, p.67]