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.

A poor DS conversion attempt, this version does wrong everything that the console versions finally got right.

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.

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]

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.

Holy licence to print money! They’ve done it again. For the moment, the LEGO game formula is still working its magic.

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.

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

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

Great narrative, Force powers and a fun multiplayer mode make the Wii version the pick of the Unleashed bunch.

The kind of thing you might play as a distraction, like in a mini-game, but in this case it’s all there is. And it sucks.

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

The price makes it more attractive, but there are much better racers out there.

Very easy to pick up and play, but once you know your way around it there’s nothing left to discover. Tedious.

Mario Super Sluggers oozes the kind of kinetic gameplay and light-hearted fun that the Wii was built for.

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]

Strong Bad can be very funny, and this first episode is a great start for the fans. We just wish it were longer and cheaper.

Fun racing and the brilliant track creation tool is almost a game in itself. [Issue#23, p.78]

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

The visuals are decent and the shooting’s precise, but it’s just too short.