It's fairly easy but still makes for a pretty, touching story. [July 2009, p.74]

Konami's willingness to put the Wii's controls to good use without making a gimmick-laden game pays off once again - Dewy is great fun, if slightly infuriating for all the right reason. [Dec 2007, p.78]

A classy, thoughtful update that packages the best of the previous Wii Fit games with some ace new mini-games. A genuinely fun flab-shifter. [Jan 2014, p.84]

It's the kind of unique game that the Wii was made for. [Aug 2007, p.94]

A really taxing, enjoyable romp that's only let down by some irritating combat.

Bar some tiny niggles, it's easily the best wrestling game since the N64 glory days.

Lacklustre cats and familiar pooches, but still an engaging and adorable pet sim. [Apr 2011, p.102]

Lacklustre cats and familiar pooches, but still an engaging and adorable pet sim. [Apr 2011, p.102]

Lacklustre cats and familiar pooches, but still an engaging and adorable pet sim. [Apr 2011, p.102]

A deep, engrossing tactical-strategy RPG weighing in with several weeks of play. [Nov 2007, p.93]

A great update to an already addictive game, at an affordable price. [Nov 2009, p.103]

A handful of niggles, but not enough to stop this from being more accessible and enjoyable than its predecessor.

It's not quite as well-rounded as "Mario & Sonic" but still offers some great gameplay. [July 2008, p.96]

The kick up the backside the series needed. It's a little low on laughs but great fun nonetheless.

Like many NES games, TwinBee is very difficult and there are no continues - but it never seems unfair so even if you're getting pummeled, you'll feel like going back in for more punishment.

As long as you aren't interested in motion controls, it's the best tennis game on Wii. [June 2011, p.100]

Okay, so Excite Truck skips a few beats in the way of options and multiplayer modes. But at its core it's a fantastic racer with stunning speed and awesome gameplay. [Feb 2007, p.58]

With great controls and an involving plot, this is one title that's well worth conquering. [July 2009, p.90]

The fourth Micro Machines game does the franchise proud with a host of cars, some very inventive tracks and multiplayer gameplay more addictive than chocolate milk. [Nov 2006, p.80]

Charming, clever and compelling all at once, this game does everything right.

A cute exterior masks a hardcore heart - it might be brutally hard but it'll have you coming back for more. [Nov 2008, p.94]

Loads to do, tons of moves, great action and numerous characters to play with. This is a vast game that has plenty of Dragon Ball Z characters and plots for the fans. [Mar 2007, p.82]

An addictive, lovingly created rhythm game and a treat for Final Fantasy fans, though it can get a bit repetitive at times.

It's action-packed, has an involving story and loads of customisation options. [June 2007, p.80]

A generally fantastic series of games let down by some very shoddy ports.

Sure, its very nature dictates it's a dumbed down take on a sophisticated shooter but it's a classy, atmospheric and very exciting action title nonetheless, pipping Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles and House Of The Dead to the Wii's best blaster crown.

A good value Punch-Out! clone. [June 2010, p.95]

Despite sometimes feeling like a dry run for LEGO City: Undercover, this is rescued (aptly) by some brilliant heroes and top DC affection.