Pipe Mania is an okay game possibly worthy of a rental for big fans of puzzle games, but it doesn’t have the staying power of games like Tetris, Columns, Braid, and Boom Blox.

In all honesty, this game is kind of misleading and has a great loss of potential.

Ford: Racing: Off-Road is probably not a game that anyone is going to run out and get, and that is for a very good reason. It should probably be a prize that is handed out for either eating an entire box of cereal or test driving a Jeep.

In closing, Line Rider 2: Unbound is a fun, charming puzzle game that may fall victim to a steep learning curve, but remains enjoyable nonetheless.

With the wealth of tweaking options, the high learning curve, and the dominating AI, Baja: Edge of Control is a game that only hardcore fans can truly sink their teeth into.

Apparently, the best way to make a game about an energy drink is to make poor-man’s version of DDR using a stylus to draw lines.

Overall, if you missed this on the GBA and like a challenge in your RPGs, then Yggdra Union will be right up your alley.

Line Rider 2 has something for everyone, but the game’s main story mode is quite demanding.

Strong Bad Episode 2 is actually a very good game that is overly easy and entirely too short.

At best, Groovin’ Blocks is an average puzzle game.

This game is major disappointment.

Battle March’s only major flaw is that it expects the player to have thoroughly enjoyed the tabletop game.

Everything about this game sucks.

Through the use of the official Rapala license, this game should be been a killer fishing sim. Instead, this game entirely misses the point.

Defendin DePenguin is definitely aimed at the younger crowd, and its audio-visual style may turn off older gamers and genre veterans.

Overall, Castle Crashers is not only in my opinion, a game that stands up well with the classic greats it’s paying tribute to, but an excellent game that, at 15 bucks, deserves a space in every 360 gamer’s library, despite it’s (small) flaws (that will be fixed soon!).

For any fan of RPG’s, espically fans of Japanese RPGs, Tales is a must have.

Is Ferrari Challenge a bad game? Absolutely not. But the lack of options, damage and cumbersome draw distance really hold this game back.

For those not familiar with the Sokal’s previous games Sinking Island can probably be skipped. But for those that are willing to overlook the faults and truly enjoy the process of figuring out just what is going on in Sinking Island it is reasonably priced enough to warrant trying out.

The game seems to throw repeated roadblocks up for anyone who doesn’t go to sleep thinking of these types of games making it rather hard to recommend to anyone who won’t power through these rough spots, because most of us will just stop playing.

You will be hard pressed to find a better pool experience on the Wii, especially with an $8 price tag.

Looking past the lack of options, Wild West Guns has an entertaining core.

When all is said and done, Soul Calibur IV is a solid choice for any fan of the series and fighting games in general.

It’s worth picking up, though. Even if it doesn’t pan out to be a great tourney title, there’s plenty of fun to be had in the meantime.

Overall, the game seems to exhibit a good simulation of a volleyball game, with an emphasis on many different statistics, and real-life strategies.

None of the games are of Street Fighter II or Golden Axe quality, but that shouldn’t discourage you from seeing what SNK has to offer, you might be surprised.

Mister Slime is one giant bowl of weak sauce; you are better off without.

If you enjoy cooking sims, then you definitely need to check out Order Up. For all other Wii owners, Order Up is a solid weekend rental.