GamesRadar - Wii Games

Rabbids Go Home

For your cash, you get a charming and original action title, which makes the best use of those Raving Rabbids yet. And as a special bonus, Rayman’s not in it, so you don’t have to spend the game gawping at his freaky floating extremities.

Rage of the Gladiator

This first person fighting game for WiiWare has you hacking and slashing your way through fantastical creatures in a mystical arena.

Rainbow Islands: Towering Adventure!

8/05/2009

This reboot of an 8-bit classic does little to make us want to play it. There is some decent platforming within the game if you are willing to wade through a river of poop.

Rampage Total Destruction

The ultimate game for short attention spans, Rampage returns in Total Destruction. Smash, crush, destroy!

Rapala: We Fish

Rapala and Activision team up for another fishing game, this time with a more arcade-like approach. The fish even make silly faces when you catch them!

Rapala's Fishing Frenzy

"Competent" is this game's damning praise; if only the developers expanded on its small amount of style.

Ratatouille

The videogame version of Ratatouille has all the great looks of Pixar, but only half the heart.

Rayman Raving Rabbids

Pump the remote and nunchuk up and down to simulate milking a cow; yank worms out of a Rabbid's porous fangs; and trace what passes for food (cinder blocks, baseballs, etc.) to feed hungry bunnies.

Rayman Raving Rabbids 2

We're as shocked to say as you are to read that this game doesn't suck. Huh.

Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party

It's a cute assortment of minigames, but is only as fun as the group of players around you. The balance board support is great, though.

Ready 2 Rumble Revolution

20/03/2009

Due to the lack of button presses, Ready 2 Rumble's horrid controls make it impossible to win at bouts.

Real Heroes: Firefighters

Real Heroes: Firefighter pays tribute to these blaze-battling saviors by making good use of the Wii Remote to douse flames. As a budget production, you'll have to put up with some limitations along the way, though.

Rebel Raiders: Operation Nighthawk

This air combat shooter is a port of a two year-old PS2 game, but at least it uses Wii motion controls. Wait, is that a good thing?

Red Steel

A cool idea that just doesn't work. Word is there's already a sequel in the works for this sword-happy shooter, so let's hope it turns out better than this murky affair.

Red Steel 2

Set in a desert-bound, high-tech metropolis, Red Steel 2 is the first Ubisoft title with full Wii MotionPlus integration.

Reel Fishing: Angler's Dream

Real fishing just got a bit more dreamy.

Reel Fishing Challenge

Natsume's new WiiWare title is poised to bring the legions of casual-fishing-game-simulator fans to their TVs for some fun fishin' action.

Remington Great American Bird Hunt

For the Wii owner who has everything, Bird Hunt challenges players to hunt through 60 levels of birds including turkeys, ducks, grouse and pheasants.

Resident Evil

This this is a remake of a remake, not usually the best place to start, but RE 1 on the GameCube was a great game and one of GC's best looking.

Resident Evil 3

Capcom seeks to cash in again on its popular Resident Evil franchise, this time with a Wii port of the GameCube remake of the third main sequel to the original Resident Evil on PlayStation. Quite a history, there.