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Wario Ware: Smooth Moves (Wii)

from: Nintendo

January 12, 2007
I love this game. It gets you right into the action from the beginning. When I have parties, this games really gets the mood up. All I have to do is to hand them the wiimote and tell them to hold it as the picture shows at the beginning of each minigame and off we go. The learning curve is pretty short and after a short attempt in the beginning with them sporting confused faces and generating laughter all around, things get a little more competitive and we come up with punishment and dares of the one who gets the lowest score on the same level on the single player.

As for the complaints of the negative reviews, I have to disagree. The cut scenes are easily skipped by pressing the A button after having played through the first ... Read More:

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Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City with Wii Speak (Wii)

from: Nintendo

December 05, 2008
ok i dident get the product yet bacouse i only pre-ordert it and it will come on the 5th of november so i never played it at home BUTT I played it at the GC in germany and it was pretty good i love wii speak can wait for the arrival of this product and when the Wii Speak channle comes out!!! Woo Hoo

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Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

March 11, 2005
The days of playing Mario 64 on the Nintendo 64 owed largely to the quality of my childhood. Setting aside my mother's exceptional parenting skills and the endless fun I had adventuring into great outdoors, Mario 64 was the equally important indoor component to my life as a youngster.

Of course I was being facetious. But having played this game on my (late) Nintendo DS, all the memories just came flooding back. It is important to remember of course that in its heyday Mario 64 was cutting edge in terms of its game play and visual quality. It's the template of the perfect adventure, unrivaled and unbeaten to this day, in my opinion. It would seem therefore that Nintendo have carefully picked this game up and placed it onto a DS cartridge, being ... Read More:

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Nintendo Wii Classic Controller (Wii)

from: Nintendo

December 08, 2006
So I was around a friends house and I saw he had one of these snazzy controllers and I had had a bad experience with the unofficial wii gamecube controller clones (the cables are *really* short*...) so I thought I'd get one of these babies.

So I've just received my order and fired up my copy of Resident Evil 1 ready for some thrills and spills and to my absolute dismay it does not work with Gamecube games.

Now this I hardly believe is a technical problem I think Nintendo engineered it NOT to work because you'd get all the great cheap gamecube games and play them and not as many Wii games.

Thankfully I've got a few controllers ordered off of Ebay so it's not a total wash out but I am really disappointed that this doesn't ... Read More:

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Sudoku Master (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

October 27, 2006
Got this a couple of weeks ago, can't put it down. It's much more user-friendly than other electronic sudoku I've seen.

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Nintendo Wii Remote & Nunchuk Combo Pack (Free Silicon Case)

from: Nintendo


Got this a couple of weeks ago, can't put it down. It's much more user-friendly than other electronic sudoku I've seen.

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The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

October 19, 2007
Absolutely Brilliant Game! I am a big fan of Zelda, and the DS version exceeded all expectations, the graphics are fab, and the game play the best I've come across. You use the stylus throughout, to roll, climb, fight and so on, I've had my DS for a year and no other games I've bought have come close. It took me a month to complete, but I had to try really hard not to play it all day every day!! There are lots of puzzles to keep you occupied, and the different characters and worlds you visit are very well thought out. It's a real feel good game.

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Pokémon Diamond (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

July 25, 2007
Pokémon :o)

As a younger child I used to love playing Pokémon on my fatty Game Boy and Game Boy Advance! And at 19 (shh!) I still do!

So almost everyone has played Pokémon before or even seen the cartoon that was shown on TV years ago (yes, I watched that too!). and I'm sure everyone knows what the whole Pokémon fantasy is, and the Storyline.

- The Pokémon History! -
Pokémon was first released in Japan for the Game Boy all the way back in 1996. There have now been 100s of million sales of the Pokémon franchise. Originally in Pokémon, you played a young boy (you could pick his name) who was sent by a Pokémon Professor who was trying to learn about all of the Pokémon in the region you are in. Somehow you will receive your very ... Read More:

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Nintendogs Miniature Dachshund & Friends (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

October 07, 2005
Well, not being a spoil sport or anything, but all you do is feed and water your dog and wash it - that's all

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Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles (Wii)

from: Nintendo

November 30, 2007
The umbrella chronicles is an attempt to turn the resident evil franchise into a more action oriented game and while they have put the effort in, it falls short in most areas. The game follows the storylines of resident evil zero, 1 and 3 (in an attempt to get nostalgia-bias in it's reviews but apparantly avoiding the best entries in the series) in the style of a lightgun game. However, i would not reccommend this to any fans of lightgun games as it has an extremly slow pace (to pad out the length), and the gameplay seems more relied on luck than reflexes, as your weapons are severly underpowered, and zombies show little reaction to being shot, still continuing to attack you. It also has an awkward control scheme which only functions if you hold the nunchuck free, and not place it in the ... Read More: