Reviews

Richard takes to the unfriendly skies to evaluate this just out from Microsoft.

Vivendi's take on the Tolkien craze.

Lucas Arts and Pandemic conspire on this action-packed Star Wars game.

A new 3D platform game, that's actually quite good...

Codemasters' finest racing action goes number three.

John McClane goes Nintendo exclusive.

Acclaim's latest moves from the arcades to the PS2.

Not quite the mass-market-multiplayer action we were hoping for - but still amusing.

Ensemble's latest effort is anything but aged, mythologically speaking.

Sony's answer to Colin McRae revs-up for the challenge.

Brand new history-altering FPS action from Wanadoo.

Capcom's 'alternative' driving game gets a thorough grilling.

The surprisingly good Xbox racer hits the PC.

One of the finest action games of the year is finally with us...

Got Xbox Live? This could be what you're looking for...

Ben celebrates the festive season by destroying vast chunks of landscape in this sequel.

Will Tennis Masters serve any aces, or just get lobbed at the net. Find out.

Is Empire's racer a case of all surface but no feeling? Chris fills us in.

Ben goes all retro on us with this 2D beat 'em up.

Surprisingly good game - so why the bad spelling?

Cenega's WW2-set RPG comes under the cosh.

Head back to the frontline with EA's new expansion.

Disney meets Square in this inspired RPG.

THQ's wrestling giant returns to the arena snarling.

Enter the world of the movies, and Boxing. Unsurprisingly.

Chris gets nostalgic as Michael Knight and his talking car hit the small-screen again.

EA's footballing extravaganza returns, but can it slide-tackle Pro-Evo 2 successfully?

Nick grabs his sabre and begins swinging wildly with this Xbox conversion.

Ben goes all cockney on us in tackling this criminal mastermind.

The old favourite returns in one of the biggest releases of the year. Literally.

Do you have Cyberpunk pretensions? CDV hope so...

If you like getting drunk and making an arse of yourself, take to the stage...

Richard raises his shields and charges into this latest Star Trek title.

Nick takes to the unfriendly seas, skies and fields in EA's WWII expansion.

A very important title for EA Pacific gets a thorough grilling. This is C&C in 2003.

The name has been synonymous with gaming for years, but this is the first true sequel. Read on.

Sam splices animals to create the perfect army. They won't be selling this in the Body Shop.

Nick harks back to gaming pre-history with this Sega remake.

Kojima's Xbox debut poses Nick a challenge.

The favourite of old returns reminding Chris of his ill-spent youth.

Was Richard's blood-lust satiated by this sequel, or was he left still starving for entertainment?

Chris discovers the limitless potential of the Sims in their first console outing.

Controversial extreme sports title comes under Mr Monk's highly-critical gaze.

Nick fashions his green mullet and relinquishes all personal hygiene in assessing EA’s latest cash-cow.

Richard interrogates Innerloop’s tactically-minded shooter in this full review.

The world's first

Not much room for a sub-heading with a title like that.

Adrian often rants about taking over the galaxy, but we just ignore him these days.

Ben returns to the root-cause of his wasted youth and discovers that nothing changes.

Sadly not from the LucasArts school of adventure-gaming, but not bad at all.