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the game you gotta get, this week, on Wii

 
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Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz

Roll your favourite monkey pal through twisting and swirling worlds. The Wii-mote seems to have been made for this game, as tilting the remote forwards likewise moves your monkeyball forwards. Also included are over 50 insane mini-games including golfing, racing and parachuting.

 
26/2/07
19/2/07

 

Need For Speed: Carbon

Need For Speed: Carbon

The next installment in the Need For Speed series sees special capabilities added when using the Wii-mote. Holding the controller horizontally, tilt the end of the control upwards and downwards and wallah! you've got yourself a steering wheel! Blast through the slick styled streets in a vast array of customizable cars, as is now expected in the NFS series. Good first generation racer for the Wii.

12/2/07

 

Red Steel

Red Steel

An excellent third party effort, this original title features several weapon techniques: grab yourself a second Wii-mote and you can have double uzi's blasting bullets by the milli-second, or alternatively, slash your way through flesh with two 6 foot sabres! The graphical achievements are superb and this game holds many challenges for the more accomplished gamer.

29/1/07

 

Wii SportsWii Sports

A Nintendo classic already, this is the game to introduce all to the Wii. Tennis with up to four players, bowling, golfing, baseball and boxing - each a unique, but fantastically fun piece of gaming. The chance to use your own Mii as a character adds to the involvment felt by players. A superb example of innovative gaming and it's free, as it comes with                      Wii!

 

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