Heatseeker

Pokemon Battle Revolution

Super Smash Bros. Melee

Mortal Kombat: Deception

Resident Evil 4

New Super Mario Bros.

Mortal Kombat: Armageddon

Meteos

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07

F.E.A.R.

Star Wars: Lethal Alliance

Battlefield 2

Rampage: Total Destruction

Far Cry

Call of Duty 3

Super Mario Galaxy

Mario Kart DS

Battlefield 2142

Clubhouse Games

Metroid Prime 2: Echoes

Art of Fighting

SoulCalibur II

Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07

An excellent if not sometimes annoying game of golf whose controls barely make up for its near abysmal last-gen graphics

If you have a Wii, you've most likely played the Golf portion of Wii Sports. Some of you may have liked it. Some of you may have hated it. If you're reading this review, you probably did like it, and you were probably... Read Full Review

Sonic and the Secret Rings

Only Sonic Team can go in a completely opposite direction with a franchise, and still find every possible way to mess up

Sonic has been floundering these past few years. It's a simple fact that no one can really deny ... the only time the franchise was confident in itself in recent years was when they were making new 2D sidescrolling leve... Read Full Review

Diddy Kong Racing DS

With its content, options, and fixing of redundancy, its a solid DS update to a classic kart racing game.

Back in the day of N64's infancy (and I mean extreme infancy), Rare produced Diddy Kong Racing, an unusual take on your average kart racer by taking a sidekick and spawning an entire game around him, curiously absent of ... Read Full Review

Medal of Honor Heroes 2

It's amazing how a mediocre WW2 game can become so much more when the developers actually take the game seriously.

Any time you hear that someone's making a Wii game that's also on PSP, everyone's first reaction is "Well, I guess I'll skip that one." Because honestly, it's the truth. All multi-platform games of any kind suffer a dro... Read Full Review

Star Wars: Lethal Alliance

As a Star Wars game, PSP port, and mixing elements from almost every genre, Lethal Alliance is a solid adventure for all

When I heard that a Star Wars 3rd Person Shooter was coming out for the DS, I was simultaneously scared and excited. When I found out that game was being made by the same guys who made the abyssmal King Kong game for th... Read Full Review

Yoshi's Island DS

Yoshi's Island DS is surprisingly faithful to the original game, while introducing a few new interesting mechanics.

After learning that Artoon was developing the next installment of what has been hailed as one of the greatest platformers ever, I was personally quite worried. And as it turns out, I was right, but I was right for the w... Read Full Review

Super Mario Galaxy

It may be a slight step back in story telling, but there's more shining in Mario Galaxy than just stars.

Mario's latest sprawling adventure isn't the ground breaker that was Super Mario 64, but when you think about it that may not be possible. But what it is, however, is the amazing successor to it ... at times harking bac... Read Full Review

Red Steel

Red Steel successfully combines arcade shooting with good graphics and interesting swordplay to make a succesful FPS.

Ubisoft hearts Wii. Dedicating more titles to Nintendo's new console than even Nintendo has, Ubisoft was bound to make some kind of a profit. They did on me, as well as a **** of other gamers, despite Gamespot and IGN'... Read Full Review

Mortal Kombat: Deception

MKD is full of content , but the character design has faltered, and the gameplay remains as stiff as ever.

Mortal Kombat brought itself back to life by offering a new game engine that really brought something new to the fighting genre. The fast paced, hard hitting, bloody, 3-stance fighting game with good graphics stunned th... Read Full Review

Rampage: Total Destruction

It's definitely a game for kids, but with the amount of content, many control options, and simple plot, it's worth $30.

Rampage universally gets panned by critics. And I'm not sure why. I myself would agree that the original arcade game was none too good, but the game simply improves in its various incarnations, and for the amount of st... Read Full Review

Far Cry Vengeance

Whoever thinks Red Steel is a bad game, obviously hasn't played FC: Vengeance. Its the new low for modern video games.

I don't remember ever purchasing a game quite as bad as Far Cry Vengeance. Granted not everything about the game is horrible. The gameplay is quite good, and the sound has its shiney moments, but basically everything... Read Full Review

Battalion Wars 2

Great controls, addictive gameplay, and stellar online if you can get passed being talked down to like a four year old.

Battalion Wars 2 has to be one of the single most addictive engimas I've ever played in video games. It is a sequel to the original Battalion Wars for Gamecube, which in itself is a spin off of the popular turn-based st... Read Full Review

Wii Sports

For a small game full of the basic principles behind sports and wii mechanics, this is fun for the whole freaking family

Most people want to read a review to decide whether they should buy a game. Considering this game comes with your Wii, there's really no need to read a review for it, since you'll most likely play it anyway. That bei... Read Full Review

Call of Duty 3

Although not very different from COD2, the new controls on the Wii breathe new life into a game thats becoming dated.

Although I don't like the loose, PC-like-aiming this game utilizes as much as I like the "point-and-shoot" aiming you get on Red Steel, the game is thoroughly entertaining as it offers something different than ... Read Full Review

The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

This game is fantastic. It's epic! The only complaint I have is that it poses more questions, when we wanted answers.

For a port from an dying system, it's hard to tell. The controls are added wonderfully, and the game is just massive in its scale of things to do. The only problem you'll find, is that doing it is a tad on the easy sid... Read Full Review

Art of Fighting

There's more strategy, skill, and dancing around your opponents in this game than any other fighting game before it.

If you downloaded Art of Fighting onto your Wii, the liklihood is you're either a long time fan, or you randomly picked between it and Fatal Fury based on descriptions. Yes, Neo Geo games are finally surfing across the ... Read Full Review