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Kid friendly games don't have to aim high, as Tak continually proves, but this one comes out reasonably fun, especially to kids who don't know better.

The first entry in the new, downloadable Monkey Island for WiiWare is here and it faithfully captures almost all of the humor and adventure of the original games.

Strong puzzles, funny writing and a fantastic new villain in the form of Morgan Le Flay, a sexy pirate hunter who’s simultaneously Guybrush Threepwood’s biggest fan and greatest threat in ...

The season finale to the return of Monkey Island is a satisfying ending to the adventure genre throwback, but it still has some minor annoyances that keep it shy of ...

This sequel is equal in its fun and infuriation, making it ultimately sort of above average.

Capcom should be applauded for having the confidence to bring TvC to the states - it’s an excellent fighting game that deserves to be played despite its commercial handicaps.

Four Turtles, five Foot Clan and a rat? Happy 25th anniversary, Turtles. You deserved better.

After years of sub-par Tenchu games, the series' creators have returned and have, for the most part, got this stealthy classic back on track.

Still the classic game filled with perfect gameplay, but is sparse on presentation and has some minor changes that could irk fans.

A very straight-forward rendition of the popular card game on WiiWare, though it does offer online play and Mii support.

This is clearly and indisputably the Rock Band we’re all familiar with, reskinned with some swanky Beatles animations. Fans might be disappointed that there isn’t a bit more band history, ...

Looks good, plays good, and constantly challenges our brain – it may be the sports game of the year.

Finally a well-put together third party FPS for the Wii. Although the environments can be drab and enemy AI is undoubtably weak, this is bar none the best multiplayer experience on ...

Based on the popular book series, this game is filled with adventure for young ladies, including spy missions, freeze tag, double dutch, and arts and crafts.

Playing as the legendary swordsman, the player will make their mark with Zorro's blade.

These young adult detectives are at least as smart as one Nancy Drew. Maybe even one and a half Nancy Drews. Can you help them solve the plainly named mystery, ...

This immature, Mature rated title is just the gore covered dose of arcade-y fun the Wii needed.

Seemingly the millionth repackaging of a venerated SNK series, only really suited for the most dedicated SNK fans; everyone else should get the more varied SNK arcade anthologies.

Once again Spyro can do no better than be too boring and difficult for the kids it wants to sell to, while being too kiddy for adults. On the other ...

Little is known about this just announced Zelda game, though rumors say that it will focus on Link's sword (that's not a euphemism).

Aragorn’s Quest does offer a reasonably handsome romp through the film’s locales. And despite its spotty, breathless retelling, it manages to re-create some of the story’s sense of wonder in ...

Using the interplay between light and shadow, you create paths for the game's hero Lukus to fix the many problems facing his small world in this WiiWare release, the first ...

An incredibly empty exercise in punching people to get to the end of this movie based game.

Although it gets a bit repetitive, and there isn’t much to it, there’s something fascinating about a game that lets you eat and eat until you poo out a ‘Legendary ...