The Wii had a pretty slow year this time. It did get a few good games, but the year was mostly filled with shovelware.
But the good games it did get were pretty nice.
Read on and see our 5 winners!
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While, to me, not as important of an aspect as a solid Single Player, Modern gamers place high importance on a solid multiplayer mode.
So of course we went and made a list of the 5 best multiplayer experiences of the year.
Read and and see our 5 winners for this category!
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It’s been a while since we got a new side-scrolling Mario game. 3 years to be exact. Heck, it’s even been a good 2 years since Super Mario Galaxy. So a new Mario platformer was long overdue. Surprising everyone when it was revealed at E3, people were hyped for this. Its most hyped feature was definitely the 4-player mode. But as it went on, people thought it might just be the DS game repackaged as a Wii game. But that’s definitely wrong.
Is it worth the hype? Read on and see!
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I always kinda liked the Mario & Luigi series, but at the same time I realize that I haven’t finished any of the games in the series.
Now comes the new game in the series, with a different concept from before, and being at least mildly original.
Read on and see if it’s any good!
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This game is loosely based on a japanese TV show that involves playing retro grames, which is called Game Center CX. I say loosely, because I kinda doubt the story in this game is the same as in the TV show. And add to that the fact that you don’t play any actual retro games, but instead you get a bunch of new games made in a retro style, inspiring their gameplay on actual retro titles.
What I’m reviewing here is basically eight 8-bit games, and I’ll also be reviewing the package as a whole. This will be kinda long…
Well, read on!
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