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

The popular community based PC racing game arrives on the Wii. Happily, the track creation and driving retain their freshness while being tailored for the Wii's controls. You use the Wii-mote and Nun-chuck or Classic Controller to drive racing cars around the spectacular tracks full of ramps, loops and turbo boosts.
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Track Mania Wii strips the racing down to man against tarmac. A little sparse compared to other Wii games the genius here needs a little work to uncover, but for serious time-trial racers this has been a long time coming.

In case you haven't come across it already, TrackMania is a car racing videogame that enables the player community to create their own tracks. It uses a building block process to keep things simple, a little like designing a Scalextric track.
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When people look back at the games that made Nintendo's handheld console huge, Mario Kart DS will be firmly at the top of the list. Please ladies and gentlemen let me introduce you to the next big racer on the DS, Track Mania. All the realistic physics of driving and a rewarding sense that you playing a good grown up driving game without any yoshing about. Firebrand Games have brought us a serious racer on the DS that feels just perfect.

You are given three driving styles/environments to choose from; stadium (grand-prix style), desert (American muscle) and rally (dirt tracks and cars). Each environment's car handles pleasingly differently making the experiences varied and rewarding. The lighting and feel of each track is spot on, even giving a nice sense of time of day, which is impressive on the limited power of the DS. There are times during the race that you can sit back and enjoy the pleasingly atmospheric scenes, the rest of the time is high speed racing; any slips of concentration usually ending up off road as the other racers zip by.
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