Shinobi Legions

Max & the Magic Marker

Vertical Force

Twisted Metal 2

Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX

The Conduit

Sonic Colors

Virtual Boy Wario Land

The Conduit

A competent shooter that is ultimately a victim of hype.

If you're a massive Wii gamer like myself, chances are you have been following the Conduit since the beginning so I won't bother going through the details of the game. Instead I'll simply state what worked and what didn'... Read Full Review

Sonic and the Secret Rings

A decent effort and a step in the right direction for the fading franchise, but ultimately, it's a frustrating game.

Sonic has fallen on hard times as of late. The only decent game starring the 90's Mascot appearing in the few years being the sometimes-fun Sonic Rush on the DS. While Sonic and the Secret Rings is a good effort, it st... Read Full Review

Excite Truck

A good taste of what's to come

The good: Really exciting, arcade-esque gameplay, flawless use of the Wiimote, cleverly designed tracks, pretty environments. The bad: monotonus soundtrack, poor sound effects, SD support not exactly flawless, the ga... Read Full Review

Sonic Colours

This isn't just a good Sonic game, it is one of the best.

Finally, Sega have nailed it. It took them over a decade of endless experimentation, but they have FINALLY worked out how to do a 3D Sonic game well. Sonic Colours. It is just amazing. The game oozes charm and p... Read Full Review

GoldenEye 007

A brilliant single player campaign, fantastic controls and visuals and decent online mulitiplayer make this a must have.

So, how does a game developer go about modernizing a classic whilst maintaining everything that made the original game so great? Like Goldeneye 007 for Wii. I'll make this brief: 1. The controls are incredibly respon... Read Full Review

Red Steel

A decent attempt

Red Steel tried to do too much. It is the first of its kind - the first FPS to utilize the Wiimote not only for shooting, but for sword fighting as well. I give Ubisoft credit for at least trying to do something original... Read Full Review

Vertical Force

A fun 2D shooter that's also 3D =/

This is probably my favourite game for Nintendo's unloved virtual reality console. It is basically a top-down old school style shooter but with two plain's to fight on. Press A, and you'll go down onto a lower level. ... Read Full Review

Twisted Metal World Tour

One of the best 32-bit video games around.

Nostalgia is one of the most important aspects about games you played when you were growing up. I remember being 11 when I got this game. I played it every day after school with my friends and it was probably the happies... Read Full Review

Max & the Magic Marker

Max & The Magic Marker is simple in concept, but executed brilliantly.

I have been looking forward to this game a hell of a long time and finally downloaded it today. Boy, this game does not disappoint. From the charming Saturday morning cartoon-style visuals, to the playful music... This... Read Full Review

Metroid Prime Trilogy

If you haven't played these games there has never been a better time to experience them.

This is my first time playing through the first 2 Prime Games. I had them on GameCube but had only played them for a few minutes before giving up (I found the controls really difficult to get used to). After playing Co... Read Full Review

Virtual Boy Wario Land: Awazon no Hihou

The reason to own a Virtual Boy.

This is the game that shows how immersive and fun the Virtual Boy could be. This is a traditional Wario platformer but with a twist: you have 2 different plains to explore, each with their own puzzles to solve. You need ... Read Full Review

Shin Shinobi Den

A very under-rated Saturn Game

To me, this game represents everything Sega were trying to achieve with the Saturn: 2D Arcade action with gorgeous graphics. I bought this game last year, and 10 years after its release I was amazed by how good it lo... Read Full Review