THE side-scrolling shooter, now possible to complete. [Apr 2009, p.103]

A defiantly old school shooter that bleeds imagination, but feels stuck in the past. [Sept 2011, p.81]

Good skins, though. [Feb 2010, p.87]

Effects-laden baseball that's a bit of a solo slog but a big hit with two players. [Oct 2009, p.93]

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

As big and as deep as any RPG you'd want to dive into. The price is fully justified. [June 2009, p.96]

Even the most hardened Brothers In Arms fanboys out there will more than likely get the feeling that this belated entry should have strived for so much more than this.

Tough competition will improve your game, but won't convert anyone not already chess crazy. [Mar 2008, p.94]

Superbly well-realised and balanced shooter that delivers a cerebral high-score challenge. [Apr 2011, p.99]

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]

An obscene, atmospheric and silly adventure, marred by a lot of lackustre combat. [Aug 2008, p.98]

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

You may love it, you may hate it, but for those with the skill and dedication, it's a shooter like no other. [Feb 2008, p.72]

The first full-fat Sims experience on consoles. [Jan 2011, p.78]

One of the best kids games on 360 but, unusually for Pixar, with little grown-up appeal. [Oct 2010, p.99]

Ancient and antiquated - not worth playing in spite of the admirable update. [June 2009, p.95]

Looks generic, but hides happy complexity. [July 2011, p.118]

As fan service this is top notch. It's only as a game that it leaves something to be desired.

Call it a failed experiment, but a worthy try. [Jan 2008, p.94]

The scrolling fighter may be dead, but this is the genre's finest relic. Get involved. [Dec 2007, p.96]

The best Dragon Age expansion to date, and well worth the admission price - for a change. Plus, the end-game loot is a decent bonus.

Just don't bother playing alone. [Christmas 2008, p.94]

The sheer number and variety of scenarios will keep you busy and engrossed for plenty of hours, and the numerous multiplayer options will, hopefully, make for a near-lifetime on the ocean waves.

Stiff controls and samey puzzles hamper what is otherwise a fun, enjoyable romp.

It eventually becomes too much of a grind. [Dec 2011, p.101]

A stunning adventure for gaming's first lady...which is still far more flawed than it should be. [Jan 2009, p.60]

A terrific off-road experience in some areas. Shame it feels weak in others. [Apr 2010, p.101]

Dishing out this weak score is like putting an adorable puppy out of its misery. [Sept 2009, p.84]