Wii Reviews

Even though this is a direct sequel, Nintendo has once again made Mario's planetoid adventures feel remarkably fresh and, somehow, even more entertaining than those in the original.

No More Heroes 2 is refreshingly different and full of cool characters and ideas. But the gameplay that underpins it all is, frankly, rubbish.

The game’s not broken, just designed with a complete disregard for people with normal attention spans.

While Forgotten Sands has its fair share of problems, it's one of the best action adventure titles the console has seen.

Unique, hardcore and immensely satisfying, Sin and Punishment hits all the right weak spots. Go out and buy it.

For those that have been deliberating whether to jump on the Monster Hunter bandwagon, Tri is the perfect starting point - the most refined, accessible, and visually impressive title in the series.

Despite its flaws, Red Steel 2 is one of the best action games on the Wii. It doesn't quite nail perfect 1:1 motion controlled sword fighting, but it points in the right direction.

If you've been looking for something genuinely engaging to play on your Wii, your search is at an end.

MM10 is a glorious return to the hay-day of 8-bit gaming; a fantastic challenge built on the back of some of the most refined mechanics the genre has ever seen.

Whichever version of Sonic and SEGA All-Stars Racing you choose you're going to get a well produced, fun arcade racer, with enough tracks and unlockables to keep you playing for a long time.