As a package it is an homage-ridden trip down memory lane that will put a smile on the face of every fan. [Issue#51, p.90]

Fable Anniversary has been given a great HD-coat of paint, but many of the mechanics feel too outdated by today’s standards to be satisfying.

Under that pixelated good is a deviously complex fighting engine. This means it's not for everyone, thought. [Issue#97, p.71]

Mercenaries 2 doesn’t quite live up to all the good work done by the original and makes a bunch of new mistakes, but still proves entertaining enough to warrant a look.

Ground Zeroes feels a little lean, but the game remains an invigorating, intelligent and interesting return to a series that feels as if it is heading in the right direction.

Value is on its side, which is a rare treat on XBLA. [Issue#48, p.98]

This is a weird mixture of good and bad. [Issue#97, p.75]

As pick-up-and-play titles go, this is absolutely top-notch. [Issue#23, p.96]

Please make a sequel soon, Capcom. [Nov 2009, p.104]

It has destruction, character and ambience by the truckload, but it should have learned to walk before it started running.

A solid shooter that will have many a leaderboard junky glued-fast for weeks on end. [Issue#31, p.118]

Those looking to play solo should probably look elsewhere. [Issue#67, p.87]

It's a unique twist on the stealth genre and one that's worth exploring in three dimensions. [Issue#97, p.77]

Online is clearly the main event here, but nevertheless the experience proves as involving and deceptively deep as ever. Minus a few fairly bizarre design issues, it would score more highly. [Issue 14, p.91]

A surprisingly stable online mode. [Issue 26, p.118]

Bearing in mind that this isn't a game as we know them, EA Sports Active is surprisingly good fun. [Issue#67, p.89]

A charming game and, while not that deep, a pleasant surprise if you're just looking for engaging casual fun or are a very casual player open to some deeper gameplay. [Issue#50, p.86]

Jolly good show! [Issue#38, p.115]

The only fitness title out there that will both slim you down and manager to raise a smile or two. [Issue#67, p.91]

This core mechanic proves sound. [Issue#67, p.101]

Mechanically and stylistically it's bloody marvellous, but serious technical issues and overzealous handholding stunt its path to greatness. [Issue#32, p.87]

You can't help but admire the artistry with which Rockstar's world has been created, but too many fundamental elements elements fall short of greatness. [Issue#39]

It can be quite exciting to assemble a new costume and get to grips with its special abilities. [Issue#67, p.104]

Great presentation and a wealth of content make up for technical shortcomings. [Issue#98, p.74]

An impressive multiplayer suite. [Issue#57, p.107]

Combat that is about as deep as could possibly be managed with only one standard attack button. [Issue 26, p.117]

A commendable first effort from Midway and one that should be the starting point of a seriously good franchise as the years go on. The war has truly begun again!

A decent tactical shooter, but the campaign is too short and too average to provide anything more than a weekend's distraction. [Issue#87, p.76]