The best Worms ever. [Sept 2009, p.103]

Certainly faithful to the fiction but inferior to the last game in almost every single way.

Not totally slick but crammed full of ideas, and the best Western we've played. [Sept 2009, p.82]

Rigorously mediocre. [Oct 2009, p.95]

A truly great fighter that's hurt by being so inaccessible for all but the most dedicated. [Apr 2010, p.94]

Hell's vengeance is indefensible scrot that has no place in this console generation. [Nov 2009, p.90]

The fight of your life. This latest Round lives up to the hype - and then some. [Sept 2009, p.78]

When you make Michael "Bayhem" look smart, something's gone very wrong. [Oct 2009, p.94]

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

As it is, buying this overly, overly, overly familiar reprise would be akin to sticking two fingers up to every decent developer out there, then murdering their pets. Please Koei, no more. Please.

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

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

Like this month's "Red Faction," it is an experience proud of its inherently silly gamey-ness; doing for human limbs what Guerrilla does for architecture. Short on frustration, big on satisfaction.

It still definitely has its charms, but - on court - it's feeling older than Ilie Nastase. [Aug 2009, p.84]

Outdated and barely altered since 2007, this is still a brilliant spot of golf. [Aug 2009, p.93]

As a prototype of all that's come since, Wolfenstein is interesting - but not every antique is valuable. [Aug 2009, p.102]

More than just a gimmick, this may be the best open-world action game on 360. [Aug 2009, p.86]

A waste of a wonderful idea. It's vast - but inferior to most other racers. [Aug 2009, p.78]

A thoroughly tedious adventure with weak jokes and puzzles made hard through length not smarts. [July 2009, p.103]

One of the worst shooters of this generation. The clue really is in the name.

A deluxe compendium of cliche, worth a tenner to be fans of the film. [Jan 2010, p.90]

The best new fighting engine around, with a very sparse game wrapped round it.

A shooter with all the usual pieces but none of the smarts needed to entertain.

There's fun (in parts) but this is technically iffy and delivers a limited world.

A license squandered on a game which would have been no different with the Trek taken out. [Aug 2009, p.103]

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.

A solid attempt to do Diablo without Too Human's annoying consolifications.

One for shoot-'em-up experts. [Dec 2010, p.98]