You wouldn't know that this used to be a 3DS game. [Issue#99, p.73]

Technically the best game in the series so far, but not as refreshing as Saints Row 2 due to a slight shortage of new ideas. Remains a fun alternative to GTA, though. [Issue#78, p.67]

A dedicated homage to one of the greatest games ever. [Issue#79, p.72]

A fabulous surprise. [Issue#40, p.103]

An excellent playset, alongside a comprehensive and easy to use Toy Box makes this an essential purchase and proof that Disney really wants to beat the competition.

Call Of Duty: Ghosts is a familiar experience, but it’s been fine tuned to almost perfection. The multiplayer is the best it’s been in a long time.

Laugh-out-loud stuff. [Issue#52, p.104]

As fun as ever. [Issue#79, p.77]

A refreshing take on the genre. [Issue #81, p.102]

A slightly dodgy and questionably balanced new gameplay mechanic aside, this is reliably entertaining fare. [Issue#52, p.89]

Compelling. [Issue#62,p.103]

An even better version of an already great game. [Issue#123, p.81]

Typically impenetrable for novices, but it’s a stunning piece of work and with some time spent learning the mechanics makes for an epic sporting experience.

Plenty of strategic meat on its 3D bone. [Issue#5, p.120]

Nail-biting brinkmanship fought with stones, its counterattacking system is pure, liquid genius. [Issue 26, p.116]

Gripes about PES prove a modern-day "Princess and the Pea" story. The general excellence of the game's simulation serves to unduly highlight one measly kilobite of pure devil's armpit. [Issue 13, p.96]

A lot of thought as well as another E has gone into Q Entertainment's latest release. [Issue 27, p.117]

A clear improvement over last year's effort. [Issue#24, p.83]

The game employs some brilliant animaitons for dying enemy units. [Issue#33, p.116]

It's fun, free and a great way to make it through the summer drought. [Issue#127, p.76]

A humorless and business-like simulation that nevertheless manages to thrill on its own terms. There hasn't been a game like this on a console for a long time. Confidently recommended. [Issue#125, p.78]

Learn the nuances then revel in the gorgeous results. [Issue#103, p.80]

With some really innovative gameplay, exciting missions, fantastic set pieces, and the overall lack of competition, H.A.W.X. is probably the best game in its genre. [MC Issue#43, p.88]

SteamWorld Dig's ramshackle caverns are a threat to traverse, and while Rusty's underground excursion is over a little too quickly, there are plenty of distractions to be found on the way. [Issue#127, p.84]

Big improvement over previous games and the new features add masses of depth. This offers basketball fans the best way of following and playing the game. [Issue#37, p.85]

We're already crying for the many people that just aren't goign to get this brilliant blaster. [Issue#30, p.119]

Overlord is charming, satisfying and pure evil all at the same time. In a good way, of course. [July 2007, p.87]

A classic formula tweaked for greater tactical variety. By and large successful, besides a needed AI tweak or two. [Issue#72, p.86]