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

In the end, Boom Blox is an example of what can be done with the Wii Remote and that the so called "casual games" that are hated by many can be a fantastic experience. A fantastic puzzler.

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

A depressing, boring, frustrating mess, 'Iron Man: The Official Videogame' is nothing short of abysmal. Wait for the film to come out on DVD.

Don't expect revolutionary new things, but if you're after good clean fun on your Wii with mates or against online opponents - you can't get much better than this.

Fantastic visuals, a wonderful soundtrack and original and compelling gameplay make this a must-have gem for the DS.

To all intents and purposes this is a Ninja Gaiden game through and through but with a new innovative twist to the control method which serves only to quicken the pace and make it in some ways even more enjoyable than previous outings.

A surprisingly good celebration of all things Sega. If you liked Mario Tennis, you'll like this too. Entertaining stuff.

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.

This generations best version without a doubt, and the finest sports title on Wii to date. If you're a fan of football or the series, buy it now.

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.

Smashtacular. Buy it, or regret it forever.

Just like that girl you somehow really liked back in school: Ugly and sometimes shallow yet always great company. Get this in your 2008 yearbook. You won’t regret it.

With various side quests,puzzles and bonus dungeons, there's a lot to keep you busy with.

Bubble Bobble is a classic example of what was once a decent arcade game that has been updated badly, the classic gameplay and multiplayer are welcome but the tacked on extras and lack of features means there is little else to warrant a purchase.

Want a title you can dip in and out of for quick sessions or have a passing interest in fishing as a sport? Maybe you should head to the store and reel in Sega Bass Fishing.

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.

Short, but a very challenging and fun game.

Addictive, fun, and long-lasting.

Another awesome and challenging addition to the Advance Wars series, prepare to be addicted.

Our advice: use a GameCube controller, learn the shortcuts, and hope the next one sorts out that boost system.

While this revival is a dream come true as opposed to a nightmare, some newer elements are somewhere in-between.

Poor graphics and simple game-play detract from what could have been a great film-game conversion.

An addictive arcade port with loads of unlockables which works perfectly with the Wii Zapper.

Fast and frantic retro shooting goodness.

It’s cheap and it’s fun - Link shoots, and he most definitely scores!

Runaway offers a testing environment to frustrate your grey matter.

A flawed but worthy entry into the turn based arena. One for the hardcore only.