A wonderfully simple game with lots of humour and decent longevity.

Docomodake is a title well worth having in your collection, because apart from the brain-damaging tunes, you’ll find little wrong with this fun little platformer.

It’s got a reasonably complex telekinesis mechanic, along the lines of The Force Unleashed, and much of the platforming uses one of Pax the protagonist’s special abilities. So it’s far from boring, but if you’ve got a phobia about mushrooms, this will make your skin crawl.

Overall, Tomb Raider on the Wii works well. The ideas and level design present from Crystal Dynamics' time at conception shine through, even on the less powerful console. That alone makes it well worth anyone's time. [Issue#29, p.38]

Great fun, and ideal party fodder, the latest Rayman Rabbids is top-notch entertainment for friends and family.

It’s a toss-up between this and Contra 4 for a DS run-‘n’-gun. MS7 could have done with a two-player game and more innovation.

A lovely game for the right people. It may not appeal to more hardcore gamers, but for anyone else it’s excellent.

Brings enjoyable multiplayer boxing to the Wii along with plenty of crazy characters and ridiculous moves.

ong after players have finished the solo mode, they’ll still be enjoying the best online multiplayer game for the Wii.

Ranger fans will like it, as it’s essentially more of the same. We love the tweaked touch-screen features.

We were promised a step up this year and that’s exactly what we’ve got. If you’re after a Wii wrestling game, this is it!

EA’s strategy of attack trumps Konami’s, though the latter did reinvent how football should be played on Wii.

Featuring humour and a lovely visual style, it leaves the bad and tedious parts of the original MySims behind.

This is a great real-time strategy game. Only stay away if you hate the genre.

The best in the Guitar Hero series so far. If you like rhythm-action games, you owe it to yourself to buy this right now!

In many ways, this is the Spyro game fans have been waiting for, and a perfectly plausible place for everyone else to start.

It’s no triple-A title, but for the money you simply can’t go wrong. Buy it.

Vastly more entertaining than expected and completely unique amongst a sea of me-too music games.

The conversion could have been better, but we've been dying to see this on Wii for ages and it's still bags of fun to play. [Issue#26, p.76]

Like Crash Of The Titans before it, Mind Over Mutant is a welcome step in the right direction for the Crash franchise.

If there’s one game to get this month, Sonic Chronicles is it. It’s brilliant in every way, and we can’t get enough of it.

As a straightforward puzzle title, it’s nothing special, but the overall package makes this one more than playable.

One of the best WiiWare games yet, Blast is a funfilled multiplayer explosion.

A fairly standard Hollywood-style game-movie crossover, but it’ll entertain those after some Wii drama.

Slightly wayward controls annoy, but this is still a package with great song variety and, well, extreme happiness!

It’s the weakest of the three LEGO games. Then again, it’s still way better than any other movie tie-in this year.

Easily one of the best third-party titles released on the Wii. Hopefully a sequel will add a better combo system.

A few potholes aside, this SimCity is the best version yet, offering some bold additions to the classic gameplay.