Do yourself a favor and get Costume Quest instead. [Issue#67, p.105]

Inescapably dull and tedious. [Issue#32, p.118]

Extremely low on budget and structured as if its developer had spent the last 15 years asleep. [Issue#65, p.90]

Those hoping for improvements will be left disappointed. [Issue#98, p.76]

Boring and repetitive. [Issue#79, p.86]

The lack of bonus content, or a meaningful game structure, really lets the collection down. [Issue#56, p.88]

Just feels like it's missing something fairly vital and simply doesn't have a lot of depth. [Issue#79, p.101]

Within its own limited scope, a multiplayer giggle. [Issue#40]

Highly recommended for those new to the twin-stick shooter. [Issue#56, p.105]

Plagued with animation issues and horribly out of date, but plays the best game of 'pro wrestling' anything has in some time. [Issue#119, p.80]

Definitely worth your time if your'e a boxing fan, but not quite the game to wrestle away "Fight Night's" crown. [Issue#35, p.96]

A piece of crap. [Issue#23, p.98]

Hack, slash, hit and miss. [Issue#112, p.82]

At two hours, it's pretty short. [Issue#85, p.104]

A shame in so many ways. Avoid, unless you like boredom.

Entertaining enough, but not the best Sega arcade title on XBLA. [Issue#48, p.99]

It's an improvement on staring out the window. [Issue#91, p.78]

Just a superb blaster that will test your reflexes to the limit and make you realise that sometimes ancient arcade games can still be a lot of fun. [Issue#20, p.116]

When the camera decides to point at nothing its problems are inexcusable. [Issue#53, p.94]

Awfully disappointing spin-off that insults on practically every level. The developers at Krome deserve to be punished, just like we were when playing this. [Issue 27, p.95]

Supreme Commander could have been great, but the wait for the console translation leaves an overriding sense of disappointment. Plus the technical flaws leave it almost unplayable.

Two-player drop-in co-op plus some fun and undemanding levels. The kids will love this and adults could easily kill an hour or so. [Issue#36, p.96]

Appalling AI. [Issue #22, p.86]

A cynical package that doesn't do the Star Wars franchise any justice whatsoever. [Issue#85, p.92]

Rather dull and lifeless. [Issue#67, p.101]

There's something very addictive about taking a mech and doing the Dynasty Warriors thing. [Issue 26, p.98]

Fiddly controls. [Issue#51, p.105]

That price tag is the modern-day equivalent of hari-kiri, minus the blood and honour. Which is a real shame because, given how much fun Monster Madness proves to be when four of you are carving up critters, it deserves so much better. An extra mark when the price drops. [Issue 19, p.84]