GamesRadar - DS Games

Wacky Races: Crash & Dash

Race Dick Dastardly and Penelope Pitstop in this minimally average racing game that has neither gas nor brakes.

Walk With Me! Do You Know Your Walking Routine?

The next step (get it?) in Nintendo's insanely casual Personal Trainer series, this one measures and judges your walking for fitness, thanks to included pedometers.

Wall-E

24/06/2008

The most fun you'll have cleaning up garbage comes from an adorable little trash compactor in this Pixar tie-in.

The Ward

The first game on the DS to feature real-time lighting is looking to try and scare the stylus right out of your shaking hands.

Warhammer 40,000: Squad Command

If you've already conquered Advance Wars, you might appreciate this turn-based tactical title.

Wario: Master of Disguise

The controls really detract from what might have been a worthy successor to Wario's Game Boy outings.

WarioWare D.I.Y.

Instead of a collection of minigames, this WarioWare title allows you make the games, because the D.I.Y in the title means do it yourself.

WarioWare: Snapped!

Snapped! is the latest WarioWare microgame-fest, showcasing the DSi's camera functionality.

Warioware: Touched!

Wedding Dash

A spin-off from the stupidly successful Diner Dash games, Wedding Dash involves planning the perfect wedding and making sure the reception goes well before the bride becomes Bridezilla. That's not a joke - you lose when it happens.

What's Cooking? With Jamie Oliver

Jamie Oliver, a guy on the Food Network your Mom thinks is a very handsome man, gets his own cooking game on DS, with real recipes out of Oliver's own cookbook. Sounds scrumptious.

Where the Wild Things Are

The first game based on a Spike Jonze film, here's hoping the game can channel the wondrous, scary, and real vibe the trailers for the film promise, instead of being an average kids game. But don't hold your breath.

Where's Waldo? The Fantastic Journey

22/09/2009

The drawings are in the same brilliantly detailed style as the books, but they’re wasted on such small screens. It’s nice to see a developer bothering to make a good quality game for junior gamers, but the books are better.

The Wild

19/05/2006

Handheld adventure inspired by the Disney film, with Samson the lion and Benny the squirrel leaping and swiping over 18 levels of platform action

The Wild West

Combines 2D and 3D old-school shoot-em-up action with a new-school touchscreen twist.

Windy X Windam

This classic-style fighter has tons of anime archetypes battling it out, including the dungeon-crawling Izuna from the Unemployed Ninja series, since they all share the same developer.

Winning Eleven Pro Evolution Soccer 2007

It may not have the FIFA license, but in places of the world where "soccer" is pronounced "football," this game reigns supreme.

Winter Sports 2: The Next Challenge

With nine different events, most of which are not fun, there is no real reason you should spend a lot of time on this game. Unless you really enjoy curling.

Winx Club: Mission Enchantix

WireWay

Clunky controls and a clumsy camera make what should be a quick-paced fun adventure feel a bit too imprecise to ever seem like much fun.