Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!

Alan Wake

Bully: Scholarship Edition

Chicken Shoot

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Star Wars: Empire at War

SpongeBob Squarepants: The Yellow Avenger

Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron (Bundle)

Need for Speed Carbon: Own the City

The Typing of the Dead

Crash Tag Team Racing

Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing

Wii Sports

Wii Play

Wii Fit Plus

Star Wars: Battlefront

Child of Eden

Though it isn't worth a buy, renting Child of Eden is a euphoric experience despite the shallow start.

In many cases, games that make sense, especially to the typical gamer, are the most successful. Meet the exception. Child of Eden, though shallow in start and, to this gamer, confusing in general, is actually a beautiful... Read Full Review

Wii Play: Motion

If you're interested in Wii Play: Motion at all, you might as well rent it for a couple days. No lasting value at all.

Isn't the Wii a little too old for a collection of simplistic minigames? Nintendo doesn't think so. Wii Play: Motion, like its predecessor, is built to get the player oriented with the Wii Remote. The only difference her... Read Full Review

Bully: Scholarship Edition

Rough around the edges, but Bully: Scholarship Edition is bound to suck you in. The extensive gameplay adds to the fun.

Very few times will you see some serious, everlasting, and realistic video games for Wii. After all, the majority of Wii games, such as Wii Play and Super Monkey Ball, are casual, simple, and cartoon-like. Many of them d... Read Full Review

Chicken Shoot

Chicken Shoot might as well be an Internet flash game. It's fun for about five seconds.

Like many chicken-shooting games for Wii, Chicken Shoot is a complete waste of time and is definitely not worth the $20. It's too short, too boring, too low-quality, and too expensive. It might as well be a free Internet... Read Full Review

Wii Fit Plus

Wii Fit Plus definitely isn't a serious gym workout, but can be fun and somewhat athletic.

As long as you take it seriously, Wii Fit Plus will give you a sweat, but it still doesn't well enough resemble a real workout at the gym. This game offers additional features to the original Wii Fit, so you won't be mis... Read Full Review

Hajimete no Wii (w/Remote)

Wii Play is a collection of relatively shallow and unappealing mini-games put together.

Wii Play is a combination of relatively shallow and unappealing mini-games put together. Although some games are innovating and almost fun, Wii Play is overall too simplistic, and replay value is unfortunately low. Accor... Read Full Review

Wii Sports Resort (w/Wii MotionPlus)

The combination of innovating sports and minigames make Wii Sports Resort an essential element to Family Game Night.

Wii Sports Resort, a cartoon-like sports game first released in Japan in June 25, 2009, offers promising controls, game play, and depth, all of which contribute to making it an essential element at Family Fun Night. Alth... Read Full Review

Red Steel 2

Red Steel 2 comes bundled with great controls, outstanding graphics (especially for the console), and large diversity.

Red Steel 2 describes a nameless "Kusagari" warrior and his efforts in the town of Caldera to defeat another warrior, Shinjiro. That's all I caught in my net from the jungle of storyline this game has. You meet some frie... Read Full Review