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Battalion Wars II (Wii)

from: Nintendo

February 15, 2008
Awesome soundtrack, pretty graphics, decent online, great art and a humourous take on war!
Buy it, you won't regret it.

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Pokémon Fire Red (GBA)

from: Nintendo

October 01, 2004
This one leafgreen emerald ruby sapphire diamond pearl red blue gold silver and crystal they are all great but this one was special its the place wHere Ash started off!
I WOULD RECOMMAND IT TO EVERYONE NOMATHER WHAT AGE!

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USB Access Point (Nintendo DS & Wii)

from: Nintendo

November 25, 2005
When I moved to university for my third year I was disappointed to discover I no longer had the ability to wifi as the router of the house I am sharing is set to the WPA security setting. So it was a relief after suffering through a few weeks of wifi withdrawal symptoms (:|) to find out about this baby! It works well on the whole, only occassionally yielding an error message on the game I use it with (Animal Crossing: Wild World) but then I just try again and it usually works; the worst I've had to resort to was a computer restart. Ignore looking up the error codes - they're usually nonsense.
Since I don't really know of any alternatives in my situation I'd have to recommend it if you want to keep your router on the WPA setting (which is more secure ... Read More:

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Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

October 03, 2008
Every once in a while a game comes along where you are immersed into that world, where you actually feel like you know the characters in the game, where you wish you could climb into your DS and hang out with those character's (think of the 'take on me' video by a-ha :D) and Phoenix Wright is such a game. Not just this one, but all 3 of them are so special.

I got the American version of this game a while ago because i just couldnt wait for the UK release, and also because they released Apollo Justice first which was annoying. although i havent played that yet. i now know it was delayed in release because of a suicide scene. Well, we read worse stuff in the papers every day! and that scene is an important one, and part of a fabulous case!
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Pokémon Ruby (GBA)

from: Nintendo

July 25, 2003
OK, some people say that pokemon is just for boys, but it's not, just as the begining of this game proves, you get to choose if you are a boy or a girl, and enter your name! Although i'd always loved pokemon since i was little, this was my first pokemon game. I LoVeD iT!!! ItS sOoOoO cUtE!!!

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Wii HD TV Cable

from: PEGA


I have a small LCD HDTV, and the first thing i noticed when plugging in the wii via scart is that the quality of the picture was terrible. I was saddened moreso when i discovered that the wii has minimal HD output.
I bought this cable in hope to get a vastly improved picture quality, and while it admittedly improved the sharpness overall, it isn't enough to say it's a formiddable jump.
I'd highly recommend this cable for anybody with an HDTV, but do not expect a massive overhaul of the picture quality. More often than not it simply highlights the sharp edges and bad textures in games like zelda, which were made for a smaller resolution (gamecube port).
If you still have a CRT/Big back TV lying around, i'd suggest you plugged that in. You won't get better ... Read More:

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Pokémon Ranger (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

April 13, 2007
I got this game for christmas and wasn't 100% sure what to expect. I tried it out and it started really well. You are a new type of pokemon trainer called a Ranger and instead of training pokemon up to fight other trainers, you are a ranger who captures pokemon in order to use there abilities and then letting them go.

The way you do it is using the styler to circle the pokemon and when you have circled it a number of times without one of its attacks hitting your line, it is caught. The pokemon, unlike other pokemon games, walk around in full view and will charge if they see you (or run a way)! This is a whole new way of looking at pokemon, original, exciting and fun!

You start in a small town, doing small tasks to help the locals, eventually you go ... Read More:

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Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (Wii)

from: Nintendo

October 26, 2007
I almost pity the Metroid Prime : Corruption developers. They've turned out what is, quite simply, the single most polished, detailed and engrossing game on the Wii. Yet their efforts were always destined to be overshadowed by more mainstream (and frankly inferior) titles like Twilight Princess and Super Mario Galaxy. Relegating their hard work to the second rate status of a mere 'sleeper hit', when in fact, Metroid Prime : Corruption is without a doubt the finest title to grace the Wii so far.

Sonically, graphically and immersively it is without equal on the platform. The team at Retro Studios have put together the first title to truly exhibit the graphical capabilities of the Wii and they've wrapped that visual polish around a game that is detailed, engrossing, intelligent ... Read More:

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Harvest Moon (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

April 13, 2007
Harvest Moon is full of adventure its probaly the best game I have. I've got really far in the game and I am really enjoying it. At first you might not understand it or it might be a bit boring but you've got to get into it.
Basiclly on the game you have to make money. How do you make money? You could go to the mine. You could grow crops on your farm. Or you can weed your farm and put all the stones, logs and weeds in the shipping box. You can keep animals if you go inside your hut theres a phone thats a vital thing in this game. It inables you to extend your house, buy food, get sheds and barns, animals, upgrade your tools and get items from watching the harvest sprite show. Oh yeah heres a recipe for curry you'll need it: Curry Powder, Rice Balls and any colour grass. You ... Read More:

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Super Princess Peach (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

May 26, 2006
Easy to play and good fun, this is a good "entry level" game for young players - probably ages 6-9. Our daughter (8) loves it. Easy enough not to be frustrating for young players, but with enough challenge to be satisfying. Very good.