A whole lot of average. [Feb 2011, p.105]

Kinect's best launch title. [Feb 2011, p.102]

A big chunk of new game and a chance to play as one of Mafia's best characters. [Jan 2011, p.113]

Weak enough to make even uber-fans blanch. [Jan 2011, p.113]

Riotously good value for the money. [Jan 2011, p.112]

A bold experiment in storytelling that shines all the brighter for its many imperfections. [Jan 2011, p.93]

Yet another step-down for the ailing series. EA's given up on this one, it seems. [Jan 2011, p.89]

A solid debut, though the package will be a little over reliant on the community for many. [Jan 2011, p.88]

Zzzzzzzzzzzz. [Jan 2011, p.87]

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

A solid and well-implemented offering, but also shallow and lacking in variety. [Jan 2011, p.85]

A significantly better showing, but still not a patch on the classic Hawk offerings of old. [Jan 2011, p.83]

Not the best, but Fatal Conspiracy is better than its individual parts would have you believe. [Jan 2011, p.82]

Incredible graphics. [Jan 2011, p.82]

A very decent update of a game that's sadly years - no, generations - past its prime. [Jan 2011, p.81]

Very solid, if slightly unspectacular. [Jan 2011, p.81]

A total non-event throughout. [Jan 2011, p.80]

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

The best Need for Speed in many years, and the best Burnout ever/never made. [Jan 2011, p.74]

A better game than Assassin's Creed II, albeit one with extra niggles to contend with. [Jan 2011, p.]

Technically messy but definitely likeable. It's fun, satisfying, and silly schlock-horror.

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

Of the three Naruto games on Xbox 360, this definitely gets the bronze. [Issue#98, p.89]

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

Bland story mode meets sensational multiplayer. If you're not online, you can safely deduct 20%. [Issue#98, p.77]

A questionable franchise makes for an awkward game. It's not terrible, just utterly miserable. [Issue#98, p.105]

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

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