NBA Jam is a very faithful revival of a long-lost favorite.

Super Scribblenauts is ultimately very similar to the first game. If you loved it, you'll likely get a lot out of this level pack.

Pirates! is a light-hearted diversion. It's a game that you can invest time in casually without any real concern for forgetting what you were doing or losing your place. However, the Wii port added control issues to a game that has a need for tight controls, therefore, it's hard to recommend Pirates! for Wii.

There are no bugs and glitches, the controls are tight, and save for a few annoying spots, the levels dazzle in their ingenious design.

At this point, the Professor Layton games are a known commodity, but that commodity is a finely crafted one.

While there are some things lacking about the game (specifically anything Wii-centric), Shattered Dimensions is a very fun, worthwhile Spider-Man game that genuinely feels different and engaging.

It is not the most groundbreaking party game on Wii, but what it lacks in innovation it makes up for with great execution.

Kirby's Epic Yarn is one of the prettiest games on Wii, and it's also one of the best. The joyous platformer might not be difficult, but it's fun, inventive, and outrageously imaginative.

Shantae: Risky's Revenge has turned out to be one of the best games on DSiWare, and also one of the best reasons to own a DSi. The 1,200 Nintendo Point price might be hefty for some, but I can guarantee that this game is a bargain at twice the price.

Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock is full of hit-or-miss additions that don't make a huge difference to the gameplay.

Story and presentation take a backseat in favor of an incredibly intricate class-based role-playing experience.

Legend of the Guardians took me by surprise, because it isn't often that Wii ports of movie games can present an altogether entertaining experience.

Overall, this is a fantastic game, especially if you like following the misadventures of Mystery, Inc.

Aragorn's Quest is, at its core, a decent interpretation of the franchise. But it is dragged down by too many small flaws and gameplay that can only be described as derivative.

Overall, the game is very short. It's feasible to finish the game with close to 100 percent on your first playthrough in five hours or less.

Batman: The Brave and the Bold oozes personality, bringing a lot of the cartoon show's wit and humor to the portable system.

NHL Slapshot is an awesome inaugural Wii hockey game for EA. It plays to the strengths of the system with fun, easily accessible, motion-based gameplay.

Ultimately, Other M doesn't get good until you slog through the over-baked story; if you can handle that, you'll be in for a real treat of a game.

Fun but criminally short, Gunblade NY: Special Air Assault Force & LA Machineguns: Rage of the Machines Arcade Hits Pack is probably not for most of us.

The ingenuity behind the cases mixed with the ability to play every part of the game with four players and tweak difficulty settings make Guilty Party a title worth pursuing.

Ivy the Kiwi? is a real winner in the action-puzzle genre, striking the right tone of simplicity while keeping the game's difficulty moving along at a nice pace.

If you're satisfied with a short and sweet puzzle platformer for under $10, then Divergent Shift is right in your wheelhouse.

The presentation might be lacking, but there's still a good deal of content tucked away in this package.

Do you know the feeling when you play that game's sequel and even though it improves on the previous game and delivers new features and modes, the warts become clearer and it doesn't feel as new and awesome? That's what I experienced with Madden NFL 11.

Galactic Taz Ball presents an interesting concept for a game that doesn't quite hold up for the whole experience.

Grab your rifle, crank up those country tunes, and whatever you do, avoid this uninspiring target shooter.

Its gameplay can be a lot of fun and its world is an interesting one, making it a good rental for those looking for their RPG fix.

The game is fun, challenging, and gorgeous. If you like the Endless Ocean series or games that emphasize exploration, this one's for you.