Online play is stupendous. [Issue#21, p.85]

Hugely entertaining. [Issue#17, p.90]

If you've not experienced Bully before, it's well worth picking up on Wii. [Issue#21, p.76]

Far from perfect, but get past the niggles and you'll find much to enjoy. And for Resi fanboys, it's an absolute must. [Issue#17, p.72]

A really enjoyable shooter, stripped down to play fast and furious across three very different modes. [Issue#21, p.78]

Fire Emblem fans will adore it. [Issue#21, p.82]

A superbly well-rounded piece of family entertainment, and a cut above "Wii Tennis." [Issue#21, p.64]

A decent Olympic contender. Shame about a couple of iffy control issues. [Issue#26, p.66]

With different gameplay, it's worth getting even if you own the Wii game. [Issue#24, p.77]

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

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

It seemed like a perfect match for Wii, but Okami falls agonisingly short of brilliance. Still great fun to play, though. [Issue#23, p.60]

Nearly everything has been stripped right back to accommodate the faster gameplay. [Issue#26, p.68]

In terms of ideas and originality, this is everything we’d hoped for. If only it had a more difficult level of challenge.

It's not going to hog your life like "Guitar Hero," but it's addictive and has its own identity in the rhythm-action genre. [Issue#23, p.67]

Strikes the right balance between proper tennis and mad stuff. [Issue#22, p.83]

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]

A great little puzzler that will test your grey matter and your patience. [Issue#24, p.27]

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.

Combining the fastpaced puzzling of Cooking Mama with the involving plot of Phoenix Wright, this is a medical miracle!

Brilliant, but too close to a second "Second Opinion" for our liking. Atlus really needs to take a few risks next time. [Issue#18, p.70]

It's the most complete Mario Kart package yet. [Issue#22, p.60]

If you look past the awful bits, there is still more inspired gameplay and interesting level design here than you'll find in many recent games. [Issue#18, p.64]

One of the flashiest DS games yet. [Issue#22, p.84]

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!

An epic, story-driven RPG both old and new that will delight fans of the series as well as newcomers to the genre.

The DS stylus is used to great effect to control the force. Top value! [Issue#19, p.89]

So entertaining. Get a group of creative friends round and your evening's entertainment is sorted! Wonderful. [Issue#25, p.75]