Aside from the more natural controls afforded by the Wii Remote, Nunchuk and one new gameplay mode, SEGA Bass Fishing's Wii debut doesn't tread any new water.

Soul Calibur IV is a fighter with as much a depth as players are willing to invest. We were hoping for a bit more innovation in this go-round, but at the end of the day, we can settle for more of the same good Soul Calibur gameplay.

Boost mode alone is worth the price of admission, but the rest of the game is solid too.

A fun, action-packed extension of Rockstar's lauded series that deserves play. Even though it possesses graphical shortcomings and tried-and-true gameplay, it's still enjoyable and worth picking up.

This second lap in the Forza franchise shows marked improvement and depth in the racing sim genre, easily making this a must-have game for Xbox 360 owners looking for something deeper then Project Gotham Racing, Burnout and Test Drive.

Still, Buzz! Master Quiz is the perfect title for a quick subway ride, or if you're the type of person who likes to play a video game for a few minutes before falling asleep.

Though the game relies heavily on cheap scares, it's a refreshing take on horror-themed games. It's also a bit longer than you'd expect from a straightforward action game, though the increased length is offset by an overall lack of variety.

More of a solid foundation than a groundbreaking game, Blue Dragon still offers plenty to do. Here's hoping for a bit more punch to the sequel.

The choice on this one is simple: buy it if you liked the original, but don't bother if you were only lukewarm to it.

A fun and refreshing change from the more hardcore football titles out there. While missing NFL branding may mean you won't see your favorite players on the field, you really won't miss them. It's just good old-fashioned skull-bashing fun.

Project Origin is really like every other first-person shooter out there -- but without multiplayer.

Granted, Inside Drive’s default rosters are old, the sounds are a bit repetitive, the menus stale and the players awkwardly animated. It still shines when it comes to what really matters: gameplay and replayability.

If there's one word to describe this game it's frenzy. You'll find plenty of fast action and the gameplay never really takes a break.

Both the single and multiplayer modes offer tons of fun, and those secret videos it shoots while you’re playing are sure to embarrass you time and time again.

EA Playground is probably the best multiplayer Wii experience since Wii Sports. Even with its eventual AI challenge, there's nothing complex about this game--and there shouldn't be.

Kung Fu Panda the game will entertain you or your kids, which is more than you can say for most games in general, let alone ones based on a summer film.

What World Series of Poker is supposed to do, it does very well. Just don't go into it expecting any bells or whistles.

Needless to say, Worms Revolution is a great game. From users who have enjoyed the game series since its launch back in 1995 to the completely new users, you will no doubt enjoy this game. The multiplayer alone brings in a ton of content that will result in a new and crazy battle each and every game.

Inconsistent, incoherent and insanely trying at times, this game feels decent but is still far from being the killer app we’d hoped it would be.

The game makes great use of the Wiimote controls yet a lack of game modes and online play will leave you wanting more.

Enjoyable arcade-style baseball that is just deep enough to keep you interested and not overwhelmed in the minutia of management.

A must have for King of Fighters fans, if they don't already have the games in another form.

The core game and concept are solid, but InFamous is a bit too repetitive for its own good, both in gameplay and environmental surroundings.

Old-school 2D fighting at its best.

A perfectly logical expansion, if not a perfectly intuitive and enjoyable one at times. In other words, it's like real life.

There are also too many Mega Strikes and tackles, but the game still provides a lot of fun.

A much better turnout for this iteration. New York is the perfect setting for a game like this.

Newcomers should stay far away, but hardcore RTS fans will find incredible depth.