Line Em' Up!
Line Rider 2: Unbound follows up on the freeware game released on the PC that captured so many players. And its one of the most creative games we’ve ever played.
Survival Game Gets A Little Lost
Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked starts out as a pretty cool family-type survival game, but soon loses its way as mini-game after mini-game will make you wish you were lost at sea.
Keep on Rockin'
Guitar Hero: World Tour does what was needed to compete with Rock Band: adding a full band complete with drums and a microphone to the mix. And for a first outing with a full band, it does a great job.
An Engaging Sim
It’s not easy getting a graphically-laden flight sim to work well on the Wii. But porting over Rebel Raiders from the PS2 and PC is a good start. At least for a budget title.
Take Me Out To The (Little) Ballgame
Little League World Series is about as fun as Wii Sports Baseball, but with a strong anime theme that even includes power-ups. Its fun for kids, but adults might get a bit bored.
Bond Is Back
Quantum of Solace hits the theaters, and the tie-in game hits consoles and PCs at the same time. And unlike other games based on movies, Quantum can hold its own in a fight.
A Dynamic Duo
LEGO Batman takes the now familiar Lego gameplay found in the Indiana Smith and Star Wars games and adds some new twists to the world of the Dark Knight.
Goin' For The Gold
The summer Olympics fever may have given away to winter’s chill, but you can still enjoy the summer sports, virtually.
Racing Game Offers Classic Cartoon Antics
Wacky Races: Crash and Dash does bring back some of that 1970’s cartoon nostalgia, but fails to follow through with excellent modern gameplay.
Get Your Band Back Together
Rock Band 2 didn’t have to do too much given how great the original was, but they went ahead and added an excellent online mode anyway, plus will have 500 new songs by year’s end.