A beast of a game. There's no point owning any other American football sim. [Dec 2010, p.98]

A great WWII shooter. [Jan 2009, p.51]

While far from as deep as the PC games, Revolution is a fine achievement, extremely accessible and great fun to play.

It's still great, though it could (and should) have been so much better. [Christmas 2008, p.60]

If you're mad for the online modes, this might be worth a look, just to add some variation. [Feb 2012, p.112]

The same great Dead Rising, issues included, with some teeny-tiny nips and tucks.

An only slightly disappointing update of a superb title. [Dec 2009, p.92]

Despite the name on the box, AODA's latter half makes it a supporting act to Butcher's Bay's main attraction. It doesn't matter how many triple twists and double somersaults a gymnast pulls if he smashes his face on the landing, and AODA crash lands pretty bloody hard. Fortunately, it's a broken nose limited to a small part of a packed box. [Apr 2009, p.82]

Busting semi-famous faces has never been so much fun. Essential viewing for fight fans. [Aug 2010, p.86]

Shows diminishing returns for the solo gamer. [Dec 2011, p.102]

An impressive FPS from the masters of scares. A great start to 2009. [Mar 2009, p.70]

Regains the silliness lost in Indy, and tightens up the formula neatly.

It's a stonking sports game, but even the commentary repeats lines from old version. [Issue#98, p.90]

If Condemned was the starter, this is the main course. Gory, dark and great. [Apr 2008, p.64]

Impressive basketball sim that manages to be instantly accessible. [Christmas 2008, p.76]

Shame they couldn't have spruced it up for 360 but it's still great fun. [May 2008, p.85]

As true a game as you're ever likely to see - it's a merciless, but fair, must. [Aug 2008, p.72]

High calibre fun. [Christmas 2009, p.74]

Makes killing into an artform, and backs it with a Score Attack which was nearly great. [May 2011, p.94]

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

As good a band-based music game as we're likely to get. Until The Beatles arrive. [July 2009, p.83]

Definitely the best Skate effort yet - but more of an update than a truly worthy sequel. [July 2010, p.86]

Old fashioned to look at, but packed with invention and things to do. [Christmas 2007, p.77]

The ultimate racing game for fans of slowburning, ultra detailed motoring... a bit joyless for everyone else. [Aug 2007, p.78]

Gruelling but rewarding. [Dec 2011, p.101]

Still a brilliant shooter, but needed better levels and more new content. [May 2008, p.81]

Linearity and middling mechanics let the side down, but this is still a cracking sequel. [Nov 2010, p.83]

A smart (occasionally too smart) new take on strategy, teeming with ideas and features.