Wii-Party Wii

TrackMania Wii

TrackMania Wii offers not only a much needed serious racing game on the platform, but also the ability to create your own dream circuits.

GoldenEye Wii

GoldenEye Wii may not be a replica of the classic N64 game, but it has enough of the family likeness to be an exciting prospect for local multiplayer fans. Four player split screen, online multiplayer and perks sound happily familiar.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wii

Ghost Recon's two player local co-opertive play is a rarity on the Wii. This and the third person and full screen gameplay promise something that will appeal to both hardcore and casual players.

Wii-Sports Resort Tips Wii

Wii-Sports Resort is still the most captivating experience on the Wii, and for good reason. Nothing better demonstrates the Wii's ability to entertain a wide range of gamers. With the MotionPlus Wii-mote attachment it offers divinely nuanced controls to create the King of motion controls. It'll be interesting to see how Kinect's energetic or Move's depth-aware motions compare to MotionPlus' fidelity.

Pacman Party Wii

Pac-Man Party offers a rainy day board game that brings together a raft of power-pelleted infested minigames.

Just Dance 2 Wii

Just Dance 2's impressive song list is joined by some intelligent dance modes to promise a worthy follow up to such a successful first outing.

Batman: The Brave and the Bold Wii

Batman The Brave and the Bold offers something for families not ready to jump into Arkham's sinister rendering on the big consoles. This cartoon version of the capped crusader offers more Blam and less Blood.

Okami Wii

Here is my musical review of Okami on the Wii, I've called it 'I'm a Wolf'.

HAWX 2 Wii

HAWX 2 brings future conspiracy to the living room with its family friendly assisted co-op play and impressive visuals on Nintendo's console.

No More Heroes Wii

No More Heroes is clever, different and arty. But eventually I realised that its parody of bad game design is impossible to enjoy. As someone's who missed out on a lot of games, I can only spend so much time trying to like games like this.

Wii Sports Resort Cycling Wii

Wii Sports Resort Cycling recreates the mesmerising sounds and sights of cycling, but didn't quite deliver the competitive riding experience I was hoping for.

Dancing on Ice Wii

Dancing on Ice Wii took me from a love of Figure Skating to appreciate Ice Dancing. Something about it hooked my competitive nature and no matter how imaginary the challenge, this was a game I had to win.

Super Mario Galaxy 2 Wii

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The Last Airbender Wii

The Last Airbender brings the summer blockbuster film to the Ninendos console systems in the form of an action-adventure videogame. By revisiting the captivating scenes from the film you'll be able to gain a deeper insight into the movies story by playing as the hero Aang or the antagonist, Zuko.

Trivial Pursuits Wii

Trivial Pursuits Wii struggles to make sense in the fast paced disconnected world of the video game. It ticks all the boxes but lacks that middle-class competitive spark that made the real thing a roaring success.

Water Sports Wii

Water Sports Wii adds variety to your balance board fitness regime. Although limited in terms of gaming, it is good to see a game that places balance rather than weight-loss at the centre of its health plan.

Tetris Party Deluxe Wii

Tetris Party Deluxe arrives in Europe to turn the Wii-ware offering into a full game, as well as updating Tetris DS to boot. Local and online multiplayer modes combine with chain reactions, bombs and power-ups to extend the already excellent pair of games on Wii and DS.

Monster Hunter Tri Wii

Taking to the Wii, Monster Hunter Tri is a curious mix of epic quests and frustrating design restrictions. In my 50 hours, Monster Hunter Tri delivered some amazing hunting moments but I always felt embattled by the clumsy controls and empty environments.

Shrek Forever After Wii

Shrek Forever After Wii is the last platform romp from the final Shrek movie. A good combination of combat and puzzling means that the family can work together to guide Shrek, Fiona, Donkey and Puss in Boots across an alternate dimension. Impressive four player co-op means that everyone can get play at the same time and save Far Far Away for one last time.