GamesRadar - Wii Games

Wacky Races: Crash & Dash

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

Wacky World of Sports

Wacky World of Sports takes players on a trip around the world to take part in ten lesser known sports of countries like Italy, the Netherlands and Australia. Events include tuna tossing and furniture racing.

Walk It Out

OK Now Do It How U Do It Go On And Walk It Out
I Said Do It How U Do Go On And Walk It Out
OK Do It How U Do It Go On And Walk It Out
I Say Do It How U Do It Go On And Walk It Out

Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures - Wii Software

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.

Wario Land: The Shake Dimension

Here Wario's a shining bastion of technical excellence, but missing that rambunctious energy that powers his finest gameplay. There are challenges and moments of occasional brilliance, but they're smothered in overall simplicity.

Wario Ware: Smooth Moves

First the micro games were nuts. Now you'll be twirling a hula hoop, lifting weights and running a marathon for real - using the Wii remote.

Wario's Woods - Virtual Console

WarioWare Wii

The nature of the madcap mini-challenges should certainly be just the job for showing off Wii's controller

Water Warfare

26/06/2009

Like first-person shooters, but hate all the blood? Well, this WiiWare game puts a water pistol in your hand for some good, clean fun - at least in multiplayer, as single player sucks.

We Cheer

6/02/2009

Push 'em back, push 'em back, waaaaaaaaay back with your own cheer squad in this light, enjoyable title. Still it's held back by some balance issues and any cheerleader will tell you that balance is key.

We Cheer 2

The sequel to the no. 1 cheerleading game (yes, it's a genre) is coming to the Wii, so start stretching.

We Love Golf!

We Rock: Drum King

9/04/2009

Combined with dull visuals and uneven difficulty settings, you're better off playing Samba De Amigo.

We Ski

Wii Fit isn't the only reason to break out the balance board. A big free-roaming mountain and charming style make it worth checking out. It's just a shame the balance board is needed for the full experience.

Wheelspin

Marking the return of legendary British game designer Archer MacLean, Wheelspin/Speed Zone aims to bring ultra-fast, ultra-smooth sci-fi racing to a Wii still sorely lacking its share of F-Zero action.

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

Wii

8/12/2006

Wii Chess

18/01/2008

Despite being fundamentally solid, there aren't enough features here to make Wii Chess a viable buy.