Wii Reviews

The Wii has always been about bringing people together to play, and Mario Party 9 does that considerably better than I thought it would.

Full of gags, bawdy humour and pratfalls, The Last Story has got charm to spare.

Your favourite Zelda is usually your first. For many, come November 18, that won’t be the case any longer

Ultimately, Disney Universe constitutes the ideal family game. It's quick and simple, but has charm, character and inventive little puzzles galore.

There's plenty of things to like in LEGO Star Wars III, though some of them might be buried a little too deep for younger players.

It's children that will inevitably get the most from the experience, but like a Pixar film or any good cartoon, Blue Tongue Entertainment has created a game that appeals on two levels.

One of the most creative examples of casual gaming.

While Treyarch has essentially reduced Black Ops to fit on the Wii, it's impossible to engage with the game when so much of what's been lost is absolutely crucial to the experience.

It might be a tad overpriced at £24.99 for a ROM dump of four SNES games, but Nintendo's ever-loyal fans won't find it hard to justify dropping the cash regardless.

Retro Studios has managed to make a game that feels new and old at the same time, appealing to young blood and cynical old-timers who've seen it all before.