At a cheaper price, Crimson Dragon would be a little more acceptable; although it’s enjoyable at its core, there are few redeeming features.

A worthy idea but one that just isn’t deep enough to sustain the experience. After one playthrough you’ll feel as if you’ve seen all there is to see and you’d be right.

The story is as epic as it ever was, but the gameplay is uninspired. [May 2013, p.86]

[An] abomination. [Issue#29, p.117]

Falls short of grand slam quality. [Issue#35, p.94]

Flawed, dull and not much to look at, Bullet Witch is an exercise in tedium that own't enrich your life at all. [Issue 18, p.96]

It's also insanely easy and offers no lasting challenge. [Issue 27, p.117]

Beenox deliver a buggy, messy game that misses the essence of Spider-Man by a wide margin. Here’s hoping Activision entrusts the popular licence to another developer for the inevitable sequel.

Vaguely enjoyable. [Issue#86, p.101]

Both a poor update and an unwieldy, near-cheating videogame overall. [Issue#73, p.101]

Despite some flaws, Chosen One is immensely fun and brings a wider audience to the delights of shooting hoops. [Issue#32, p.84]

We were both bored and angered by it. [Issue#79, p.100]

If you’re a battle-strategy addict, prepare to not leave the house for a week. If you’re a graphics whore, though, you’ll probably chuck.

A pointless, unfinished, unpolished, joyless, broken experience.

A frustrating affair. [Issue#77, p.91]

It conveys the atmosphere and mystery of the show and gives you plenty to think about. [Issue#31, p.91]

Feels like an unfinished game. [Issue#57, p.97]

Bizarrely this Hulk game isn’t as much fun as Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, and it wasn’t exactly brilliant anyway. You’re best off just watching the film and leaving this alone.

It may draw in a few non-RPG fans, but for the most part this is for those who can put up with mash, bash, mash, and the, err, bash! Disappointing would be a good word to sum it up. [Issue#29, p.92]

A worthy download if you love hardcore shooters. [Issue#23, p.97]

It's actually very good. [Issue#80, p.103]

Motocross has so much more to offer than this dire racer. [Issue#84, p.87]

Physics to die for, gameplay to kill someone. [Issue#60, p.92]

Nothing more than an interesting curio. [Issue#58, p.105]

An utter waste of time and you money, please ensure this unambitious racer never enters your 360. [Issue 13, p.88]

It's a complete knock-off, filled with bland mini-games. [Issue#32, p.118]

The fighting is okay, a few design decisions commendable, but ultimately there is just not enough great game here. Tiny levels with nothing in them? Looks like we are the ones being golden fleeced.

A perfectly functional motorbike game that might appeal to cast-iron fans, Ride is otherwise a dull, dry, missed opportunity, which totally fails to capture the joy of two wheels. [Issue#125, p.86]