See Dance Paradise, read Dance Purgatory. [Jan 2011, p.15]

An enjoyable but brief rundown of the events of the film. As missable as a Decepticon attack. [Oct 2011, p.89]

A charming gameworld. [July 2010, p.92]

Lots for fans, little for everyone else. You've played this one before and it was better last time. [Aug 2007, p.70]

An uninspired slog with weak characters and messy action. But mech fans are masochists. [Issue#98, p.92]

Repetitive, confusing and bland fare that takes PoP's template and messes it up. [Feb 2011, p.100]

This is why kids should respect their elders. We were as hard as nails back then. [Aug 2007, p.92]

As much as Alone In The Dark deserves to be criticised for its problems, it equally deserves to be lavished with praise for some outstanding ideas and set-pieces. A gracious failure, AITD should stand as a lesson for other developers to see what they should be striving for.

A few pleasant additions to the tried and tested formula but DW7 isn't searching for new fans. [June 2011, p.94]

Not half as crap as many would have you believe, this'd make a top pressie for the little 'un. [Feb 2008, p.78]

A decent, mindless rampage online for the converted. [Feb 2009, p.104]

This is a very basic, very rubbish side-scrolling shooter with some knobs on. [Aug 2007, p.92]

A good combo which works well, but the elements are already fun enough without muddying the waters. [July 2008, p.96]

Laughably outdated and, worse, overpriced. [Aug 2009, p.103]

Very faithful to the show, but massively hard work for anime and fighter fans alike. [Jan 2011, p.86]

A thoroughly average change of pace. [Sept 2008, p.97]

Another fitness game with added 'Spicey' goodness. [Jan 2011]

Enjoyable nothingness. [May 2011, p.99]

Any redeeming features are soon bludgeoned into oblivion by the relentless tedium of Bolt's combat. [Apr 2009, p.88]

Looks great and it's rammed with fun ideas, but it's gimped by the soft guns and float-o-characters. [May 2008, p.97]

Ambitious but flimsy, and on 360 it lacks the one Tiger-beating weapon in its arsenal. [Issue#98, p.90]

Jamie's not the only one who's crying. [Apr 2010, p.100]

A dull, dreary game. [Dec 2009, p.88]

Eschews the pugilism of "Fight Night" for top arcadey street fighting. [Sept 2008, p.84]

We loved her when she was young and tasty, but now this old bird's, er, old. [Aug 2007, p.92]

Quite probably the most repellently cutesy kid's game ever to grace the Xbox. Coochie-poo! [Issue#98, p.105]

A cheery enough companion to the movie, let down by huge frustrations. [Christmas 2007, p.85]

A dull, expensive experience, but it's faithful to the board game, at least. Yawn. [Jan 2009, p.70]