More suited to a younger audience. It wears thin after a while, but cheap thrills can easily tempt you back. [Issue#25, p.77]

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

The multiplayer modes are fun, but it'll never be as good as "Tetris." [Issue#24, p.27]

A genuinely fun way to get fit. [Issue#22, p.66]

If it only lasted longer. Even at the low price, it's not great value for the money. [Issue#24, p.28]

Not in the same league as "Wii Sports," but the curling and figure skating games here are worth playing. [Issue#22, p.68]

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]

Not an RPG, and not much to do at first, but it does get more interesting. [Issue#24, p.26]

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

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

Effortlessly entertaining and guaranteed to cause a few giggles, but shallow.

A fun gimmick, but it does wear thin quickly and you won't come back for more once you've had your fill. [Issue#26, p.70]

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

If Iron Man Wii looked better and played smoother it would at least be bearable. But it doesn't and it isn't. [Issue#23, p.62]

Not bad, really - certainly better than the very disappointing Wii version. [Issue#23, p.79]

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

Dream Pinball 3D isn't exactly what we dreamed of, but it's solid enough to keep most pinball wizards occupied for a while. [Issue#23, p.75]

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

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]

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]

A funny and fairly entertaining challenge. [Issue#21, p.88]

It may be one of the best of its breed, but that's like saying smallpox is the best communicable disease. [Issue#22, p.74]

Not a terrible game but if you want to be scared witless, go for Resi 4 instead. [Issue#22, p.78]

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

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

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

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

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]