Need for Speed: Nitro from Electronic Arts is a generally good attempt at creating a racing experience on the Nintendo Wii that appeals to both the traditional and casual video game audiences. The game is technically proficient, with an excellent fram…

Tony Hawks has long been the king of the skateboarding genre. First introduced some 10 years ago, the Tony Hawk games have been a popular and hugely successful series of games. Not much has challenged the series, until now, with EA introducing their n…

Boogie Superstar is the follow up to Boogie, the singing and dancing themed game released on the Wii about a year go to mixed reviews. I played Boogie, and I even reviewed it for this very site. I was not overly impressed with Boogie. I had high hopes…

The innovative design of the Wii has led to the development of a number of titles designed in a pick up and play manner. Hardcore gamers have been left in the dark, with a noticeable absence of lengthy, deeper, more involving titles. The balance betwe…

SSX, oh how I love thee. Your snow powdered slopes, your beautiful scenery, the boarders who tear down you at unbelievable speeds spreading your snow all over their clothes while performing amazing acrobatic feats Whats that? What the hell am I talkin…