The series' next gen debut plays it safe, but will doubtless charm the pants off fans. [Aug 2009, p.80]

A beautiful little game; just a shame that everything is so overly familiar.

The infrastructure is definitely in place for a corker of a kickabout but the important thing - that intangible soul - is still frustratingly missing.

A short campaign which is never spectacular and never very clever, but always solid enough. [Feb 2011, p.99]

An enjoyable and solidly designed Nati-fragger, but one with a series of small niggles. [Nov 2007, p.82]

Shabby around the edges - but that only adds to the charm of this daft playground. [Dec 2008, p.86]

Brilliant bloodbath or bizarro bollocks? Both, actually. Terrible, superb and weird. [Nov 2010, p.90]

Undoubtedly the best tennis game on 360 featuring Sonic. Except for... no, this is the best.

It won't scare you, but Jericho is an enjoyably slick and bloody shoot-'em-up. [Dec 2007, p.75]

Top quality grinworthy action only slightly marred by haste. Not just for the kids. [May 2011, p.90]

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

It's good, but not good enough - proving the loudest car on the grid is rarely the healthiest. [July 2010, p.88]

A bit hamstrung by its need to tease. [Aug 2011, p.101]

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

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

Although we've been here many times before, Timeshift is still a slick shooter with some neat ideas. [Christmas 2007, p.83]

The best Transformers game for ages - but it's still a one-dimensional shooter, lacking guile.

It would score higher if it was a quid. [Dec 2011, p.112]

The Blazing Angels' boys best game yet but IL-2 Sturmovik still has the edge. [Nov 2010, p.88]

Single player's alright then, is the conclusion we've come to. But this is a game that was either going to live and die on its Live play, and while it is better than the slightly buggy Arcade title Texas Hold 'Em, it's not quite the definitive poker game we'd have asked for.

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

"Quotation Forthcoming"

More immersive than Kinectimals, with more freedom - but shabby around the edges. [June 2011, p.101]

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

Basically, it's just extremely generic and has that 'safe' feel about its design that suggests that its spent more time with the marketers than it has the artists - but the other side of this coin is that in a functional sense, Turok is dependable.

Almost unique gaming for the 360, but the one-note gameplay soon becomes routine. [Aug 2010, p.90]

A good, but flawed game. [June 2009, p.84]

A fan-pleasing extension of canon, but not the game it should have been. [Sept 2009, p.90]