Workmanlike design scuppers rock solid shooting. Not great FEAR, but not all awful. [Oct 2011, p.81]

A very decent kart racer with plenty of Sega goodness and a solid multiplayer offering. [Apr 2010, p.98]

A challenging city builder. Shame it doesn't like you ruling with an iron fist. [Jan 2010, p.87]

An arcade triumph, betrayed a little by a slim choice of modes and match types. [June 2011, p.96]

A sad step back in the quest to get a deep RTS to work well on the Xbox 360. [June 2010, p.89]

A beautiful and brilliant game that needed a bit less punishment and lots more...funishment. [Apr 2011, p.120]

Your grin will be as wide as the maw's. Get it. [Apr 2009, p.104]

A very decent update of a game that's sadly years - no, generations - past its prime. [Jan 2011, p.81]

Finally a lag-free online shooter! A shame it comes at the expense of the Campaign.

We don't care what the film's like, this is one of the brightest kiddie romps ever. [Sept 2008, p.73]

Annoying, frustrating; even Mr ESC couldn't rescue this game from complete disaster. [Jan 2008, p.94]

A crazy, constantly surprising switch of gaming styles. [Nov 2011, p.106]

A 2D fighter with a 3D combo system; The Dishwasher is a huge chunk of game for a small price. [Apr 2009, p.102]

Another great Rock Band outing - but half of Green Day's classic content is missing. Uh? [Sept 2010, p.101]

Three hours of classy content for a classy game and the franchise's best take on multiplayer yet. [June 2011, p.119]

An entertaining expansion, but it needs to be gack to the drawing board. [Sept 2008, p.74]

This pedestrian offering is a little too sterile, a little too similar, a little too short yet somehow a little too long. [Aug 2008, p.99]

Ponderous and lightweight racing atop near-vaporous water. Go and have a bath instead. [Oct 2010, p.121]

Lego games are still charming but this is too bitty, and too familiar, for our tastes. [June 2011, p.103]

Forget the censored movies, this is the real Wolverine: gore, guts, blood and huge great sideburns.

Should've followed 3-on-3 NHL Arcade's XBLA lead. [Feb 2011, p.108]

Bland story mode meets sensational multiplayer. If you're not online, you can safely deduct 20%. [Issue#98, p.77]

A confident and oddly fresh-feeling adventure, packed with oodles of unusual charm.

Excellent value standalone game - best played by Dead Rising fans (new and old) in co-op. [Apr 2011, p.121]

Revolutionary battle and overworld systems held back by repetitive dungeons and toughness. [May 2010, p.74]

A solid debut, though the package will be a little over reliant on the community for many. [Jan 2011, p.88]

A puzzle shooter that gets better with every play. [Oct 2011, p.105]

Nothing wrong with a game of cards, but this one doesn't warrant the expense. [Feb 2008, p.84]