Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Wii)

After a ridiculously annoying wait, coupled with several heart-breaking delays, Super Smash Bros. Brawl is finally here. Is it even really necessary to introduce this game? I think not, because millions of people, myself included, have been excited about this title's release ever since the Wii was announced. Brawl had a lot to live up to, and I'm happy to say that for the most part, it completely meets any expectations you may have had of it. Brawl is a very simple game, actually. It's a fighter, and a very basic one at that -- or so it first seems. You can move, jump, shield, and use two different attack buttons. All told, you play this game with four buttons ...  Read the complete review

I've often criticised the Wii for almost everything from a poor control mechanism, to shovel ware, lack of true games, to appearing too kiddy, from the approach to make more "non" games to over pricing much of what they do. However there is also some praise in the console, there is the brilliant Mario Kart Wii which has free online play which it's self is again excellent and enthralling, one of the best gaming experiences out there. Fun frantic and exciting leading to a sense of bother personal and national pride as you see French folk pipping you on the line as you get caught by their shells and it becomes a time of war. How dare someone from a country that ...  Read the complete review

Another incantation of the Super Smash Bros and One of the best games you can get on the Wii, it was recently given to my little brother on his birthday, me and my little brothers love trying to unlock all the characters or just beating eachother in the multiplayer mode, sadly we currently can not get the Wii to work online. though the nunchuck is optonal it realy isnt a good way to play this type of game and you're better of just going whit the Wii mote sideways, of course a thing wich saddens most of us who played this game would be that there are not more characters, but that is the stuff of dreams, and untill those dreams come true this is a good ...  Read the complete review

Super Smash Brothers began in 1999 on the N64, and has since evolved on the GameCube as "Melee" in 2001, and in 2008, it made another welcome return on the Wii, as "Brawl". For the uninitiated, it is essentially a beat-em-up, pitting your favourite characters from Nintendo games (and a few treats from other platforms/areas) against each other in combat. Visually, the game is extremely impressive for a game on the Wii (considering the Wii is essentially a supped-up GameCube, and I mean that in no particularly dirisive way - it's just facts). The characters are shinier, crisper versions of their old-school counterparts, and the environments, ...  Read the complete review

This game is one of the most fun fighting games on the Wii. You find yourself engrossed within the game quickly and the fighting is so simple that anyone can play which is the appeal of the game. With the wifi online playability and the multiplayer this game has so much to offer. The one player has hours and hours of entertainment. You can play though the long story mode and if you try and up the difficulties make that even longer, then there are all the time trails, score attacks and challenge style additions to the main story. Along with a classc and all star mode as in the previous games. The game has not been improved majorly from the gamecueb version ...  Read the complete review