One of Wii’s deepest, most surprisingly enjoyable games.

Guilty Gear XX Accent Core + foregoes a lot of fluff and gives you a high-dose injection of lightning fast fighting, sweet combos and heavy metal, but there's not a lot of new content for those who own the previous version. Still, it's a quality fighter.

RPG fans - pry your eyes away from Xenoblade; Solatorobo may be the biggest surprise of the summer.

Treyarch have built on last year’s success and really worked hard to ensure that Wii gamers are not left out when it comes to great shooters.

A decent return to form for a classic series that manages to combine the old with the new delivering an enjoyable experience for everyone that is entertaining on almost every level.

A decent-but-lacking adventure mode mixes some great and lackluster events, while multiplayer is a blast to play.

Bucketloads of humour, an involving and relatively challenging gameplay experience, lots of references and continuity for long time fans, and generally a fun game to play.

Fun and enjoyable with some catchy songs, it's just a shame some of the window dressing let's it down.

It falls in an uncomfortable category somewhere between good and average that makes it almost impossible to define. There are flashes of genius, marred by long moments of mediocrity. Excellent flight sections are needlessly maimed by an over tight timer and difficult controls.

As a game its suited for children but it will please adult fans of the franchise as long as they don't anticipate too much.

We're surprised by how well the Alien 'feel' translates on DS, but not by how refined the gameplay is, as Infestation proves that WayForward are unparalleled when it comes to 2D experiences.

Battalion Wars has his problems. Map overview; save options; irritating voices; no multiplayer mode. However this game also has a lot of potential.

Yet another brilliantly ironic Mario Sports title which once again proves that everyones favorite portly plumber can indeed kick it with style.

The game contains all the elements to expect from a Ninty sport title; colourful graphics, classic Nintendo tunes and characters, addictive gameplay and simple fun.

Just as a Nintendo 64 without "Super Mario 64" was unthinkable, so too is a Wii without Wii Sports. It’s one of the most perfect launch games we’ve seen.

Worth buying for fans of the Spider-Man series, but lacking anything really original to make it a stand out to the average gamer.

Ghostbusters is a title oozing with charm and dripping with high presentation values.

The expanded cast and the tactical battles more than make up for the few visual mishaps. Tales of The Abyss is a joy to play.

FIFA 10 goes for style over substance and delivers in parts. Yet the shallow gameplay and lack of realism go a long way to pushing this towards the kiddie market. A real shame for long-time FIFA aficionados.

Not quite hitting pole position, Speed Racer is more like a bronze medalist that you secretly want to support.

What it could have been is great, what it actually is, is pretty average.

Infinite Space is a fresh RPG not afraid to try new things, that will overwhelm players like a supermassive black hole...

If you are looking for a game with a challenge then look no further. Etrian Odyssey will kill you and keep you coming back for more.

There's never a time when you wont want to pick this up and give it a buzz. Genuine good fun.

Ridge Racer 3D borrows from the best entries in the series and adds some decent visual depth, a perfectly reasonable racing game... while it lasts.

Solid gameplay, but lacking in features.

A small robot with a big personality, Chibi-Robo breaks away from convention and successfully creates an absorbing experience which is thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish.

Super Princess Peach is a platform game taken straight off a Nintendo blueprint; it has the charm and simplicity reminiscent of the “good old days” and yet remains fresh thanks to solid, original gameplay.