Wii game reviews

IanBroadhurst

Very Large Vertical Thumbs for Guitar Hero 3 - its fab - I think I have burnt about 30 hours on it since Boxing Day

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Mydh is a guitar player would it still be fun for him?

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cocoluvsmummy

Spyro eternal night..
good points... its a purple dragon whos cute, it uses differnt skills with the wii remotes, starts of simply
bad points.. lack of save points so not good to pick up for a few minutes
very linear play.. follow the track, no going back , once you get stuck because you cant go back you cant up your power levels to try to defeat the bosses ( am now stuck against 2 scorpian things with no extra power to defeat them.. hopeless my very gaming son who helps me when i give up has given up too)

shame as it seemed really promising light hearted game to begin with

[Deleted User]

Mario Galaxy is fantastic. I'm 27.. love it, love it, love it. Can't put it down.

Great graphics, music, gameplay.. bought it for 30 quid in Sainsburys

Boogie is rubbish, wasted 40 quid on that trash. Avoid

icecubequeen

Ive finally got myself a Wiim being delivered tomorrow.

So am now thinking which games I should purchase, bearing in mind i need to try and keep 2 adults, a 5 yr old and 4 yr old happy.

So really don't know where to start, have got big brain academy, wii sports and wii play included with the wii, but could do with buying a couple more games.

Was going to buy Boogie, but no 1 seems very impressed with that on here?

Suggestions for games that will be suitable for the above age groups, would be much appreciated. :j

Thankies in advance xx

mr_xmas

icecubequeen wrote: »

Ive finally got myself a Wiim being delivered tomorrow.

So am now thinking which games I should purchase, bearing in mind i need to try and keep 2 adults, a 5 yr old and 4 yr old happy.

So really don't know where to start, have got big brain academy, wii sports and wii play included with the wii, but could do with buying a couple more games.

Was going to buy Boogie, but no 1 seems very impressed with that on here?

Suggestions for games that will be suitable for the above age groups, would be much appreciated. :j

Thankies in advance xx

Ice queen- TRY OBTAINING A COPY OF MARIO AND SONIC AT THE OLYMPICS it keeps all THE FAMILY ON THE GO.
I have one elf at 11 and another at 7yrs old. It is quite funny because the youngest is the champ/best at some of the events- lol OF WHICH WE AS ADULTS FIND HARD TO DO BUT YET HER LITTLE ARMS GO LIKE THE CHAPPERS AND SHE HAS THE GREAT TIMING TO GET THE GOOD/HIGH SCORES- LOL

GOOD LUCK

My_Fathers_Daughter

Lego Stars Wars - the complete saga is fantastic! Keeps the kids happy, can be played from age 3 (my DN, now 4 is great at it) but is good for adults too. Not as energetic as some of the other games (we banned swooshing the remote like a light sabre straight away - too much potential for black eyes!) but great fun nevertheless.

Only problem is trying to keep the kids from starting the new levels without me lol!

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Mario paper is complete rubbish for anyone any age.

Fifa 08 my dh says is superb - there is also an easy play mode so the whole family can play and it's not as difficult as the actual game where you have to master the moves.

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gazzak_2

Another vote for Mario Galaxy here. I'm over 40 now and me and the kids fight for the controller with this game. It's just simply worth every penny of the £28 we paid for it on EBay after several recommendations.

Buy it.

Sonic games on the wii are awful, so say the kids.

amanda40

I picked up Link Cross bow Training last week for £19.99 from Argos - great fun! It is a lot of mini games and you et the wii zapper with it ( plastic holder to take your remotes like a a gun) The games are shooting at targets, skeletons, fruit balloons etc. It is a 12 but not sure why - I have never been into console games but this one is good - DS9 and DH love it too - well worth the money.