I’m admittedly not a huge fan of SpongeBob SquarePants and every single person I speak to makes me feel like I’m less of a human being for it. It’s a bit weird, but for some reason the series just doesn’t appeal to me. Howev…
I feel that the Rabbids are definitely one of the most charming and cutest characters to come out of this generation. Not only were they able to convey so many emotions without any words at all, they were quirky enough in their behaviours to always as…
Mini-game collections have become standard on the Wii, with all sorts of games coming out looking to take advantage of the Wii Remote in a family-friendly manner. If anything is proof of this, it’s Game Party 3, the third in a series of game col…
It’s hard to review a collection of mini-games with any merits anymore, especially when it comes to the Nintendo Wii. When a copy of the very eagerly anticipated but not so greatly selling "Let’s Tap" arrived at my doorstep, I wa…
The launch of a new Nintendo console (even if it just an upgrade) usually means another Wario Ware title and happily, the launch of the Nintendo DSi follows the trend. While Wario Ware Snapped! is not as full-featured as some of its predecessors, it d…
Continuing the now apparent legacy of mediocre Bratz games, Girlz Really Rock is the third game on the Wii to star the 4 pre-teens famous from the line of kids dolls and merchandise. Despite poor critical reception of the previous titles, this next ou…
Pretty much anything and everything will either be turned into a videogame or has already been made into one. When it was first announced that the Guinness World Records series of books would be getting the videogame treatment, I wasnt so much surpris…
Bratz is quite possibly the most succesful brand of young girls playtoys, right behind the all famous and all (unrealistically designed) Barbie dolls. Since they’re first conception, many companies have jumped on the bandwagon to produce some sort of…
Rayman has gone from a quirky platforming mascot to in-the-background, mini-game promoting mascot in such a short time, it’s hard to imagine where the time went. After having experienced a wonderful success at the Wii’s launch with Rayman Raving Rab…
When the Wii was released, Rayman Raving Rabbids was one of the better games to purchase among a lot of ports and generally poor titles. Though it was a far cry from the Rayman platformers weve been used to, Rayman Raving Rabbids offered a solid multi…
The Wii is fast becoming the most elite personal trainer money can buy. From training your brain to making you fitter, the Wii has a range of software aimed at improving at least one aspect of the person. With Ninja Reflex in the fray, gamers now have…
With the advent of the innovative control styles of both the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS, there have been a rapidly growing library of games that consist of several smaller games. From the original Wii Sports to the somewhat disappointing Carnival Ga…
Mario and Sonic write a new chapter in videogame history by teaming up together for the first time in Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. At a glance the game has amazing potential to attract people of all cultures, ages and gaming skill and contr…
Do you know the capital city of Egypt? How about the date when man first walked on the Moon? Also know how many people are on a water polo team? If youre a master of general knowledge or even if you just want to improve your general knowledge, then Sm…
Back in the early 90’s, Mario and Sonic were bitter enemies – two key mascots, facing off on competing consoles. It was a rivalry as intense as that between car manufacturers Holden and Ford and despite your better judgements, you were either a Mario…