Essential for committed fans, but a few curious omissions make Arcade Edition an incomplete update. [Sept 2011, p.110]

The best fantasy looter on 360 (Sacred II included), but the lack of multiplayer hurts the package. [June 2011, p.118]

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

One of the prettiest games on Live Arcade and one of the most fun multiplayer games on 360. [Sept 2009, p.103]

Something for everyone. [Jan 2011]

The same great game it was last year, only with more pointless bolted-on bits.

It is, essentially, more of the same...But even having finished the main game multiple times, we can't get enough of this world - if you're the same, just dive in. [Dec 2011]

A decent shooter with smart time powers and enough atmos to hook you for the duration. [Oct 2010, p.101]

A kiddy game at heart, that's now packing more bang for your buck.

Not the most glamorous of titles, but one of the most well-rounded. [Jan 2011]

A harmonious blend of light, sound and vibration that even "Space Giraffe" can only dream of. [Christmas 2007, p.98]

A masterful blend of genres, but with many ideas of its own. Worth the low, low asking price. [Oct 2010, p.120]

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

Accomplished, beautiful and more than just a kid's game. Recommended. [Jan 2009, p.66]

Like Burnout with balls, it's a blast. [Oct 2011, p.105]

Though it's brevity itslef, you'll be able to busy yourself chasing scores and unlockables for a long time to come. [Mar 2008, p.93]

Our wireless guitar kept losing connection with the 360 when the neck wobbled, and it happened an awful lot. [Jan 2008, p.76]

Several hours of unforgettable oddness. This is no Hollywood blockbuster, but we like it for that. [Aug 2010, p.120]

A firm five on the Keanu Reeves Extreme-O-Meter, but on the Xbox World scale, it's a [4-star]. [Apr 2009, p.105]

Expensive but expansive, this is a hefty and thoroughly enjoyable addition. Shame about the dwarf. [June 2010, p.120]

A furious and intense shooter that just won't let up - even when it probably should. [Issue#98, p.95]

Undisputedly dazzling - but there's an overly familiar vibe. Deserved to be better than this. [Sept 2010, p.94]

It plays a lightning-fast, ultra-competitive game, and the statistics are unbeatable in their completeness. [Oct 2007, p.96]

Needlessly goofy presentation hurts a game which works well with friends and on a controller. [Sept 2010, p.121]

A huge game for a tidy price. [Oct 2009, p.104]

An essential for any 2D fighting fan, even with the fairly bare-boned Neo Geo port. [Dec 2008, p.103]

Not pretty, but smart as a whip, and constantly quick and accessible. [Christmas 2008, p.74]

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