"Ibrahimovic was coming off seven goals in six games," noted Luigi Garlando drily in Gazzetta dello Sport.
"The smaller the screen resolution the device contains, the more likely it fails with apps or games," noted Testdroid.
A BBC commentator called it "the crying games," noting that in displays of emotion by athletes and spectators "the British stiff upper lip has trembled like never before".
Total Games noted that the new content added little to the game, but found it addictive to play nonetheless.
Of the ColecoVision version, Electronic Fun with Computers & Games noted that "Q bert aficionados will not be disappointed".
GameDaily named him one of their favorite heavily muscled characters in video games, noting his strength and the impact of his weapon.
Crashs reviewer called Spindizzy "one of the most addictive" ZX Spectrum games, noting its innovative use of shape changing, multiple view angles, and speed control.
Among the games noted were Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, Earth Defence 4.1 and Half-Life 3. Half-Life 3, you say?
Allard Laban of Jellyvision Games noted that compared to 1995, where the pop culture was "fragmented", the onset of the Internet and social media made it easier to develop questions for the game.
