It lacks the precision of the old Sega rod, but it's still great fun to play. [Issue#25, p.79]

Worth a look if you don’t mind the frustration when you try to get good at it.

Harmless, family fun. [Issue#17, p.91]

One of the hardest games you’ll ever play. If you want a real challenge, here it is.

If you can handle the strangeness, you’ll find great rewards here.

An intriguing game, but one that may not hold your interest for that long.

Not all that original, but the Balance Board makes it a unique prospect.

It's a fun family/party game and the Miis are often very amusing. Not bad. [Issue#24, p.28]

Six simple sporting events that will provide some fun for the summer. [Issue#24, p.76]

A gentle, accessible alternative to "SSX Blur." It won't set your world on fire, but hte Happy Ski resort is well worth a visit. [Issue #24, p.64]

The combat system's not particularly deep and there's a fair bit of faffing around talking to people, but Draglade is a quirky, fun and accessible game that will appeal to anyone looking for a different approach to a standard fighter. [Issue#23, p.74]

It's fun, it's just not top of the table. [Issue#20, p.88]

The relative blandness of the Wii's visuals and the slightly unresponsive Remote steering make an average game of what could have been a belter. [Issue#18, p.85]

It gets annoyingly repetitive towards the latter stages. [Issue#22, p.87]

If you fancy a bit of no-frills drifting action, this is a safe bet. [Issue#17, p.92]

Critics have been a bit snooty about the game but with 20,000 questions on offer and graded skill levels, it works well despite the basic presentation. It's a good, unfussy family night. [Issue#19, p.89]

Worse still is the complete lack of online play. Why are Wii gamers constantly gipped of this mode? [Issue#21, p.72]

A good version of the game but the mishandling of the controls on Wii is a diabolical error. [Issue#20, p.87]

This is so sugary it'll make you puke...unless you're a ten-year-old girl, and then it's brilliant. [Issue#17, p.92]

Still decent fun on the Wii, but it hasn't advanced during the decade since it appeared in arcades. [Issue#21, p.84]

Decent but unspectacular, Donkey Kong Jet Race can be fun in spite of its many flaws. Wait for it to land in the bargain bins. [Issue#19, p.76]

Ten games for 20 quid is a bit steep and in the end, without the lure of a proper scientific brain age hook, it's all a bit 'so what.' [Issue#22, p.86]

There are better sports games on the Wii, and far, far better versions of Pro Evo in the world of videogames. A shame. [Issue#21, p.74]

Great for young kids, but not so much fun for serious gamers. [Issue#23, p.64]

Much as we like the MS-10 sounds, this kind of thing is better done on a computer.

Not a bad puzzler, with a fun multiplayer mode, but it's a little bland to look at. [Issue#25, p.78]

It's all a bit repetitive and distinctly unoriginal. [Issue#17, p.91]

A great kids game. Teens and adults without children, however, may not find Boom Blox so entertaining. [Issue#23, p.72]