Limited replayability but if you enjoy your horror games tense with a good story you should enjoy this.

Precise controls and a simple yet solid game concept make for an addictive gameplay experience that is well worth the Points!

If crosswords and wordsearches are what you want – Crosswords and wordsearches are what you will get.

TMNT: Smash Up does so much right in the ring that it’s a shame that it is sucker punched by a shallow character roster, lack of battle arenas and poor presentation.

If you're desperate for an FPS on your Cube, Geist is one of the few choices out there, but if you can help it, save your money.

A decent low budget ported package and another enjoyable light gun game for the Wii; which hopefully paves the way for the series to make another return sometime in the future.

A smart game undermined by price and the lack of care in the porting process. [Nov 2011, p.77]

If you want to play The Sims, go out and buy a PC and the game too. It may be a lot more expensive this way but for the true Sims experience I would recommend it.

Astounding day levels gives exactly what fans want.

It may not be as epic in length as some blockbuster titles but everything about Another Code: R is uniquely charming and makes it a joy to play from start to finish.

Not the long epic DQ adventure people want, can be fun to play while it lasts, but some might not be compelled to play for a while it once it's completed.

With none of the scope seen in the PC version, Spore: Creatures is a poor alternative. It’s a quirky & great looking, but soon ends up killing itself with repetitive gameplay and dull puzzles.

More than just a cash-in, but not quite perfect either, the title is nevertheless a great outing for a motley crew of Sega characters.

TV Show King is a fun title that can be played in short bursts every so often.

Presentation is top notch and sends it up and above the flash version, if you find yourself wanting a cheap title to pass the time then there are few better than this on Wiiware the moment.

An entertaining entry in the Resident Evil series, The Mercenaries 3D manages to maintain its addictive quality while gaining portability, allowing you to better your score on your way out the door and beyond.

Basically Mario Party 6, but with less fun and [fewer] new ideas.

There is certainly fun to be had in this RTS but only if you can overlook some pretty obvious flaws in several areas.

Runaway offers a testing environment to frustrate your grey matter.

Considering the other six games in the compilation, some of them are a lot of fun it's a shame many players just won't touch them half the time.

A fun mix of sports in an enjoyable package. Great for multiplayer sessions but could get boring by yourself.

Shortness and the fact that there's only 2 levels aside, the game had the potential to be fantastic. The more hardcore fans of arcade shooters will love this.

One lazy attempt to bring the Worms franchise to the DS. If only they had put some time and effort in it.

Web of Shadows goes its own way and, plays better for it. But while Treyarch seem confident of their story telling, their overall lack of technical mastery and ability to create an enjoyable combat mechanic kills any enjoyment past the first few hours.

Prope did amazingly well with Let's Tap but don't be fooled by Let's Catch as it is nowhere near as fun and is unreasonably priced in comparison; here is hoping that the companies next Wii-ware venture proves to be more successful.

While nowhere near perfect Rayman 3D is the best portable version of the game to date that's worth picking up if you've never played Rayman 2 before.

The enjoyable story, decent combat and overall play mechanics are dragged down by linear level design and a lack of graphical effort, making this title stop just short of being a true force to be reckoned with.

A strong 3DS title making full use of the consoles features that has been overlooked. This will keep you busy for hours and those looking for a good 3DS game should look no further and give Samurai Warriors: Chronicles a look.