The graphics are better than Ocarina of Time, even if ever so slightly. The music is memorable and the sounds produce great atmosphere. The gameplay has some surprises, even for Zelda veterans. Being able to transform into different races is fun. The time mechanic can be restraining for doing dungeons, but certain steps (start fresh and slow down time) can eliminate these issues for the most part.

Still a really good game. Simpler than TTYD, but in certain ways...better as well. The pacing is perfect, the mechanics of Paper Mario are all there. I like the characters more than TTYD. Writing is good. Style of graphics make it hold up well.

Beat it recently. Still fun. Graphics are...uh...you know... but who cares about that. Awesome game.

Just started playing a bit. Graphics are really good. I'm surprised, honestly, even after seeing trailers. Seeing it in motion definitely shows that it is one of the best on Wii in terms of graphics. Music and sounds are a great fit. Voicework is cheesy, but intentionally so, and not grating. The story isn't anything to write about, but that's fine. This is really just a game about slicing/shooting dudes with cool moves and tactile feel. In that it succeeds. There aren't many motion+ games, so this is definitely one to try.

Great graphics considering it was a gamecube port. A nice remix of old tunes. The only issue is that it didn't feel fresh. Seemed pretty much like a bigger, longer, Ocarina of Time.

I can't believe this metroid game was made. It's not terrible by any means, but it's full of strange design choices and an empty, uninteresting story. I'm not even a purist and I don't have any issues with the way Samus is portrayed. My issue is the gameplay...and it just never felt fun.

A very flawed game. Controls are bad, ai is broken. It does have some charm to it though, especially being the first FPS on the Wii. But overall, I'd suggest people to skip this one.

All you'd expect from a good sequel. Better storyline (for what it's worth), more areas and variety in areas, new gameplay mechanics. It's bigger and better than the first in terms of being more of a game and less of an experience.

I love the music in this game. Graphics have changed a bit from the previous entries. It's more...colorful. The story and characters have gotten even crazier (ninjas, super heroes, criminals sentenced to more than 200 years in jail, a woman who can hear the dead and another who can see a ghost, etc.) If you know anime, you'll understand what I'm talking about. It's fully voiced and done well. They added a lot of variety to the gameplay...and some succeed while others fail. The very definition of a mixed bag. Surgery is pretty much the same as before (but easier than previous games). First Response is a fun twist to the surgery. Orthopedics is simple and therefore somewhat boring. Endoscopy is tedious and easily the worst part of the game. Diagnosis and Forensics are both very interesting.

All around a very solid game. The singleplayer is fun and action-packed, allowing you to choose between stealth or just run n' gun. Graphics are pretty good for Wii and frame rate only has a few issues here and there. Online is okay, not really special, but golden gun mode is fun.

A good 12-15 hour adventure. Wiimote controls work well and some of the things they have you do makes it more immersive. Graphics are nice, art design is stellar. It's a more linear, simplified and more story oriented Metroid Prime game, and if that's your thing, give it a go.

Sin and Punishment is a wonderful arcade game rife with fun boss battles and flashy explosions. I wouldn't recommend it to everyone though. I think you'll like it if you like Shmups because that's what it feels like. It's about dodging bullets, watching out for boss patterns and building up your score...and then posting it on the online leaderboards to see if you can improve. Graphics are pretty nice, very reminiscent of older 3d arcade games. Not exactly high poly stuff, but the flashy effects really can be quite beautiful. Characters are on the ugly side. Music is sharp and upbeat. And the addition of multiple difficulty levels make it easy for newcomers to try it out.

Definitely not for everyone. Very text heavy. If you love anime, you should really check out some videos and see if you'll like this kind of thing. I've already beaten it once and I plan to beat it again. My only gripe is the end of the game. The final battle is really long and boring. Other than that, I find it very interesting.

Good online, looks all right, has 4player offline, and controls well. Has the basic gameplay of Mariokart, but I'm not really a big fan of this. I can't stand how the items work in this game and I don't understand why options aren't allowed(can't turn off blue shells). I prefer Excitebots by a mile.

A fun and accessible game. Has a bit of charm to it as well. While I don't find it addictive, I do find it enjoyable enough to play every now and then. It's a good game to play when you just want something simple.

Spectrobes: Origins can be described as the concept of Pokemon with the battle of Kingdom Hearts. It's not an amazing game and is geared toward kids, but if you ignore those things what you'll find is a streamlined JRPG where grind is easy, but the boss battles are challenging. You'll always know where to go(point A to point B), all items, equipment and monsters have to be found(no need to buy anything), leveling is automatic (no skills/stats choosing) and the story is straightforward. This is a JRPG at its simplest, but that can be something of quick fun.

New levels, new music, new power ups, more stars, and it's real easy to jump right in. If you liked galaxy, you can't really go wrong with this.

This game is okay. It's a brawler/beat'em up...that's pretty uninspired. Gameplay is fine, but a bit basic...and it really doesn't try to shake things up at all. However, it is ridiculously hard on higher difficulty levels and you can even die on the lowest difficulty if you aren't paying attention.
If you're looking for some co-op action on the Wii, there aren't many choices and this game doesn't really do anything wrong...so it can be a bit of mindless fun for a couple of friends.

Whoa, this game is just great. The graphics are cartoonish and beautiful, and the gameplay is rock solid. Some things can be hard to get used to like the map, but this is one of those games that can just suck away your time. I recommend this game to everyone because its story mode is easy to understand and guides you through the experience. Simple to get into, but has plenty of depth.

Kinda cute. Voices are grating. Graphics are pretty good for a launch title: very vibrant, colorful. Slows down if there is too much going on. I recommend this game if you enjoy gravity stuff, manipulation and hide+seek. Avoid this game if you hate...overly cuteness/storybook stuff.

A great return to form. NSMB Wii has all the classic gameplay with interesting physics and fantastic multiplayer. My main issues stem mostly from the greatness that is Mario Galaxy, which trumps this game in both art style and soundtrack. However, this game complements Galaxy very well. As a single player game, this is good(And can be brutal if you're not a super gamer as I have some trouble with star coins in later levels that has me vexed), but as a co-op multiplayer game, this is just FUN. And it's a game with limitless replay value because the experience will always be different with different people.

The 2D Graphics are beautiful and the music/voices really suit the mood. A really cool game over all. Especially if you're an anime fan. It's like a guilty gear beat'em up.

This game is pretty good. As the king you basically run around the world with your royal guard and defeat monsters, find treasure to make money and expand your kingdom. The main challenge is dealing with boss fights. Game plays basically like Pikmin but with a Kingdom theme. Graphics are nice and vibrant, although it can be hard to see what is going on because everything has so much detail for something so small.

Probably the best FPS on the PS2. A fun, tongue-in-cheek singleplayer with co-op and multiple difficulty levels. Offline multiplayer includes 4P and bots. Lots of modes, cool weapons, mad editor, and decent cartoony graphics round out this package. Must-have FPS.

Less of a game, more of a relaxing experience. There's quite a bit to do and should last at least 15 hours for basic stuff such as exploring the entire map and all of the little areas. Very good graphics under water, very immersive. I'm not too fond of the soundtrack, but it does allow you to play your own mp3s. Online play is fairly limited.

It's punch out. Stays very true to the formula. Maybe too true to the formula. It feels too familiar at times. If you've never played punch out, this is a good place to start. It gives you a practice mode and challenges on top of the actual matches. Graphics look pretty good. Some of the remixed tunes are catchy. And overall, the gameplay is solid. I find this game to be pretty hard though because of the timing required.

The graphics are the best I've seen on wii. The music is fantastic and full of nostalgia. Gameplay is very varied and fun. I can't wait for SMG2!

Very fast, fun game. Graphics are pretty good. Gameplay is awesome. Puts a good innovative twist for arcade racing.