Archive for the ‘Wii Reviews’

  • Secret Files: Tunguska - Review
    Secret Files: Tunguska is a point and click adventure. If you are a fan of those titles then you should find a lot to enjoy here. If you aren’t a fan of that game style then this probably won’t be the title that converts you. The premise of this game deals with a massive unexplained explosion that took place in the Tunguska region in 1908.  The game is set in the...
    by Brandon Hofer at July 6th, 2010 at 03:07 pm
  • Squeeballs Party - Review
    Squeeballs Party is the first title from Performance Designed Products (PDP) and Aksys Games. It is yet another mini game compilation for the Wii, however, it has a bit more personality than your standard mini games. First of all though lets answer the question that I am sure you are wondering…what is a squeeball? Squeeballs are small creatures manufactured on a...
    by Brandon Hofer at November 27th, 2009 at 03:11 pm
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    Gaming for the Adrenalin Junkie
    Experience the rush of reaching a final table at a major poker tournament, where the prize money reaches 6 figures and you need nerves of steel to keep your cool. Certainly not for the faint-hearted when your own money is at stake.  Poker games for all kinds of players from experienced pros to beginners starting out on a new adventure.
  • Drawn To Life: The Next Chapter Review
    Drawn To Life The Next Chapter is the latest iteration in THQ’s Drawn To Life series and the first one to appear on a console. In it you play the role of the “Creator” and you need to help out the citizens of Raposa Village figure out what is happening to their town. One of the major hooks about this franchise is your ability to draw and the fact that...
    by Brandon Hofer at November 1st, 2009 at 05:11 pm
  • Deca Sports 2 Review
    Deca Sports 2 is one of the latest sports compilations for the Nintendo Wii where you get to play ten different sports. Sports such as ice hockey, tennis, road racing, darts and dodge ball are just a few of some of the sports that you can experience. The first time that you play each sport you are offered the option of a tutorial so you can practice the different motion...
    by Brandon Hofer at October 21st, 2009 at 05:10 pm
  • Roogoo Twisted Towers Review
    Roogoo Twisted Towers is one of the latest puzzle games to hit the Wii and is a great family title. In this game shapes fall from the sky down to a round platform that has a bunch of shapes. If a star is falling from the sky then you are going to want to line it up with the star shaped hole on the platform, if there is a square falling from the sky you will want to line...
    by Brandon Hofer at July 23rd, 2009 at 09:07 pm
  • Overlord: Dark Legend review
    Overlord is one of those games that should be brilliant. Back in the 90’s Dungeon Keeper was a fantastic game for the PC as you got to play at being evil for a change, rather than the hero trying to save the world, which is exactly what Overlord has you doing. Couple that with some very good humour (Overlord is written by Rhianna Pratchett, daughter of Terry, author of...
    by Joe Bennett at July 12th, 2009 at 07:07 pm
  • Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 - Wii review
    Early adopters of Nintendo’s clip-on accelerometer, the WiiMotionPlus are probably waiting in anxious anticipation to see what Nintendo do with the device in Wii Sports Resort. So far, we’ve seen two WMP-enabled Tennis titles (EA’s Grand Slam Tennis and Sega’s Virtua Tennis) which haven’t exactly set the world on fire with their use of the...
    by pjmaybe at July 7th, 2009 at 10:07 am
  • EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis - Review
    Straight Sets The WiiMotionPlus is Nintendo’s second wave of motion control. Bolting onto the bottom of a standard remote, the WMP offers another axis of movement sensing that apparently gives the player a more accurate representation of 1 to 1 control. Someone forgot to tell EA this, as for the first few hours you will be utterly convinced that your WMP isn’t...
    by pjmaybe at June 26th, 2009 at 02:06 pm
  • The King of Fighters - The Orochi Saga
    The Wii could seriously do with a few more fighting games. There are games like Bleach and some bizarre types even might consider Super Smash Brothers Melee as a prime example of the fighting game genre, but in general the Wii isn
    by Neil Vaughan at June 16th, 2009 at 12:06 pm
  • House of the Dead: Overkill
    Zombies and games, sitting in a tree, K.I.S.S.I.N.G. At least that seems to be the case recently, with more (don
    by Neil Vaughan at June 16th, 2009 at 12:06 pm