Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 All-Play is the best golf game available on the Wii, but it still has a number of flaws that will leave most players anxiously awaiting the Wii Motion Plus enabled 2010 edition. While the controls are so far the best imitation …
When Nintendo first released the Wii, included in the marvellous little white box was an exciting new type of game – Wii Sports. Wii Sports covered five basic sports, from baseball to tennis and even golf. The huge popularity of Wii Sports sparked man…
Nintendo fans have unfortunately only had one option for soccer games since the GameCube days, that of FIFA from Electronic Arts. Whilst the later FIFA games have made massive strides in gameplay, and have always featured excellent manager modes, ther…
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…
Tony Hawk: Proving Ground, the latest iteration in the long running series by Activision proves two things. Firstly, if a game was not built from the ground up to take full use of the platforms controls then it should stick to the familiarity rather t…
Each year like clockwork, EA release a new iteration of their successful sports series. Fifa, Madden, NBA Live and NHL, are all guaranteed to make a yearly appearance on every gaming platform known to mankind. After missing out last year tho, this sea…
When Tiger Woods 07 launched earlier out of sync with its other console counterparts, it was a bit strange and the game had that “its an early game, it’ll be better next year” type stigma attached to it. Tiger 07 was by no means a bad game it just …
NBA Live 08 on Wii is probably one of the most average games I have ever played. Everything it does is implemented in a way that is sufficient to make the game work, but never makes the game anything more than simply average.
For many, Mario Strikers Charged Football (Strikers from here on in) was not the ideal first Mario titled to be released on the Wii. Its no surprise that Super Mario Galaxy would be the more popular Mario flagship title for the Wii, considering the ma…
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…
SEGA’s first entry into the Wii fishing market is a port of their old classic SEGA Bass Fishing. The mini-games included in titles like The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess has shown gamers some exciting potential for the genre on the Wii. So does …
The extreme sports genre is now a very crowded one, thanks in large part to the dominance of the Tony Hawk juggernaut and all the titles that copied it. However, to merely dismiss Aggressive Inline as a Tony Hawk wannabe on rollerblades would be to do…
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…
SEGA has 3 decades worth of gaming mascots under their belt and what better way to celebrate such a bright, colourful collection of beloved characters than with an innovative, unique Tennis game. While it is nothing new and regardless of the fact the …
Launching with the Wii is a brand new entry in the Tony Hawk franchise. Tony Hawk Downhill Jam can be seen as a spinoff of sorts. It pits you against other racers on a downhill…