Only the most talented see the credits first time around. [Issue#59, p.104]

You're far better off simply waiting a short while for Puzzle Quest 2. [Issue#59, p.105]

A relatively cheap distraction. [Issue#59, p.105]

We haven't had so much fun with a new Splinter Cell game since 2005's phenomenal Chaos Theory. [Issue#58, p.82]

Although the game's stealth and combat elements are initially playable, they soon become dull and repetitive due to the uninspiring missions and tedious plot. [Issue#58, p.95]

To complain about Mega Man's difficulty is to miss the point. [Issue#59, p.105]

Some truly horrendous loading times. [Issue#58, p.94]

As a high-octane action game this is among the best in recent memory. Everything it does falls just the right side of ludicrously fun, so that it's hard to really criticize anything too harshly...Only the tiniest of niggles drag what is an excellent game back to earth. [Issue#56, p.77]

Not perfect by any means, but solid enough that fans will find enjoyment here. [Issue#57, p.96]

Well-adapted to consoles and a lot of fun, Supreme Commander's technical shabbiness and overly nostalgic design are defined by the endearing accessibility of its old school strategy play. [Issue#59, p.97]

It's as fast-paced and addictive as you remember. [Issue#58, p.104]

In terms of gameplay, this is verging on the depressingly average. [Issue#58, p.88]

Spectacular. [Issue#58, p.86]

For all it gets right, it manages to hit the majority of the genre's key problems. [Issue#57, p.94]

There are much, much better ways to spend 1,200 Points. [Issue#58, p.105]

Those looking for a traditional game may find the linearity restricting. [Issue#57, p.88]

Deliciously tactical and exciting, with a sombre mood akin to the ever-wonderful Blackadder Goes Forth. [Issue#58, p.104]

An accomplished shooter that just fails to capitalise on the groundwork of its predecessor and offers a shallow and stilted campaign that feels, unfortunately, a bit dated. [Issue#57, p.92]

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

A perfect fit for XBLA. [Issue#58, p.105]

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

A poor start, cheating middle and so-so end lead only to disappointment, and confusion over what should have been the primary gimmick. [Issue#56, p.84]

Provides an experience altogether less pretentious and more accessible than the intensely referential platformer. Which is nice. [Issue#57, p.106]

Expect to be satisfied and disappointed in equal measure. [Issue#57, p.95]

A steep learning curve and a complex play style stop it from succeeding. [Issue#53, p.90]

It's just not very good at all, even for "fans of the series," as people tend to say. [Issue#56, p.90]

A bit of a mixed bag, liable to entertain but for reasons that you'll struggle in vain to fathom. [Issue#56, p.104]

Rarely less than magnificent. [Issue#56, p.80]