A decent collection with a few standout games. [Issue#85, p.93]

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

Its hidden depths might be too obscure for some, but this is the kind of title XBLA was made for. [Issue#85, p.91]

The AI is horrible enough to make the stealth segments infuriating and the action areas unfair. [Issue#85, p.90]

Engrossing and rewarding. [Issue#85, p.88]

Has plenty of good ideas: it just fails to make any of them work properly. [Issue#85, p.86]

The repetition begins to grow old a few hours before the game reaches its conclusion. [Issue#85, p.84]

Fighting with an awkward camera system certainly feels a lot more noticeable today than it did back in 2003. [Issue#84, p.105]

These robots could sure use a little extra life injected into them. [Issue#84, p.104]

Probably not the worst tower defence game anywhere ever, but certainly the worst we recall playing on Live Arcade. [Issue#84, p.104]

Great value, incredibly addictive and fun no matter what your skill level, Trials Evolution deserves to be another multimillion seller for one of Live Arcade's flagship names. [Issue#84, p.102]

Poorly designed, monotonous and, aside from the hilariously bad voice acting, utterly, utterly bland. [Issue#84, p.89]

Essentially Dynasty Warriors 7 with more stuff. [Issue#84, p.89]

It's a comprehensive celebration of Naruto in which fans will delight. [Issue#84, p.88]

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

It just isn't particularly good. [Issue#84, p.86]

None of it feels much like Resident Evil. [Issue#84, p.85]

As an old-school shooter, Earth Defense Force has much more fun to offer. [Issue#84, p.84]

Beware the temperamental difficulty. [Issue#84, p.83]

DMC and DMC3 have stood the test of time. The real surprise is just how poor Devil May Cry 2 seems now that it can be directly compared. [Issue#84, p.82]

Unbounded has got something recent Ridge Racer games have lost sight of: a sense of unbridled, anarchic fun. [Issue#84, p.80]

A sterling effort that is sure to please fans of the series. A juicy challenge that's only likely to be ruined by the ability to go online and find all its solutions. [Issue#84, p.78]

At 400 points, we'd call it a steal, and online co-op is a very nice bonus. At 800, though, we're just not that fussed. [Issue#83, p.105]

The biggest problem is that there really isn't anything you haven't seen before. [Issue#83, p.105]

A great combination of genres that manages to really tax your brain, be great fun and work as a competitive and addictive multiplayer game. Not so great for solo players, though. [Issue#83, p.104]

What's really impressive is how well this little world, its narrative and your powers seem to organically come together. [Issue#83, p.103]

Another gem on XBLA. [Issue#83, p.103]

It isn't quite as polished or diverse as it should be. [Issue#83, p.102]