As a game, it's brilliant; as an all-encompassing experience for Nintendo fans, it's quite possibly unsurpassed. [Issue#20, p.70]

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]

Thrillingly inventive, dazzlingly original. Makes all other handheld RPGs look stale and uninteresting. [Issue#23, p.76]

Masterful puzzling plus exemplary Remote use equals a near-classic adventure. Frustrating in places, though. [Issue#17, p.66]

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

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!

A couple of options and a decent script away from being the best strategy game ever made on any format. [Issue#20, p.84]

Brilliant fun. [Issue#17, p.76]

An excellently quirky title. Loads of downloadable content for it, too.

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

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

Great for those who haven't played the original, not so thrilling for those who have. [Issue#26, p.81]

This is a rough game, but it's also funny and self-deprecating, inventive and massively rewarding. If more games had personality and style like No More Heroes does, the world of games would be a much more interesting place. [Issue#18, p.76]

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

A daring and ambitious shmup, reminding us of our reasons for falling in love with the genre in the first place. [Issue#22, p.70]

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

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

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]

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

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

It’s one of the most appropriate titles on the DS, both in terms of control and overall experience. A definite must-buy.

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

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

The disappointment in its length is a testament to how good it is. [Issue#24, p.25]

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

Superb value for the money. [Issue#17, p.90]

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

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