Pikmin for Wii

If you like Pikmin on the Gamecube, you’re going to love it on the Wii!

Pikmin has been completely redesigned to utilize the unique controls of the Wii, and heading up your army of Pikmin has never been so easy, or so instinctive.

You’ll simply point your Wiimote at the screen to pinpoint the Pikmin you’re communicating with, and the Wiimote makes it easier than ever.

You’ll be controlling adorable little astronaut Captain Olimar, who has crashed his spaceship on a strange planet .

The planet is full of tiny plant creatures known as Pikmin, and they want nothing more than to be your friend and to help you in any task you assign them.

There are also enemies on the planet, but fortunately for you the Pikmin will swarm together to take them out when you command them to.

The Pikmin are also incredibly helpful in a variety of other ways, including helping you to build objects, recover the lost pieces of your spaceship, and gather the planet’s precious resources.

As time goes on, you’ll be able to command an army of up to one hundred Pikmin at any given time, and the Pikmin really excel at teamwork.

There are three types of Pikmin, and each has a different strength: some are best in water, some are strong in combat, and some are able to use bombs against enemies.

Since the Pikmin are very vulnerable to the giant predators on the planet, it’s your job to make sure you get each group into the large onion – like spaceships where they are safe every night. Each morning work must begin anew, because you have a goal to meet: you must find all the pieces of your spaceship and reassemble it before 30 days have passed.

Pikmin on the Wii is a whole new experience, since the controls are so different you’ll feel immediately involved in a whole new adventure.

Now, get out there and save your spaceship – but don’t forget to save your tiny Pikmin friends too!

Pokemon Battle Revolution for Wii

Pokemon fans and newcomers alike will love the Pokemon battles on the island of Poketopia.

Poketopia is home to ten different battle stadiums, plus a couple of bonus stadiums. Each one more unique and challenging than the next.

Every stadium has something different about it – you might suddenly find your Pokemon randomly re-ordered in one stadium, and you’ll find that another stadium won’t allow you to enter without a special pass.

You’ll be selecting your own Pokemon to train , and challenging other characters in each stadium. You’ll be given your own Pokemon to train for battle, and as the game goes on you’ll have access to more Pokemon, in addition to being able to bring all your favorite Pokemon from your Pokemon Diamond and Pearl games into battle here.

You will earn rewards, called Poke-coupons, as you win game battles. With these coupons, you’ll be able to purchase new options for your character – including new clothes, hairstyles, and accessories.

Pokemon Battle Revolution is the very first Wii game to include connectivity with the Nintendo DS handheld. You can now wirelessly connect the DS to the Wii , and then import your Pokemon from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl. The very same Pokemon you’ve raised in Diamond and Pearl can now help you dispatch the all new opponents in Poketopia!

The game also features two online modes: you can Battle with a Friend using a twelve digit “friend code” – it makes it easy to find each other online, no matter where you live. In Battle With Someone, you an take on a random opponent.

Every Poke-fanatic will love seeing their very own Pokemon in glorious graphics on the Wii!

Monster Jam: Urban Assault for Wii

Monster truck fans, rev up those big engines! It’s time for some free-for-all racing in cities all over the United States, and even some international locations!

You’ll be able choose real trucks from the Monster Jam tour including Maximum Destruction, Grave Digger, Blue Thunder, El Toro Loco, Captain’s Curse, Monster Mutt, Backwards Bob, Stone Crusher, and Spitfire Monster Truck.

Your Wiimote and Nunchuck will give you a super-realistic feeling of being behind the wheel, but if you want to hold an actual wheel in your hands, the game is also compatible with the Nintendo racing wheel for that extra added depth.

There are 12 tracks in the urban circuit that will take you to famous real-life stadiums including the Dolphin Stadium in Miami, the Alamodome in San Antonio, and many more.

If straight-up racing’s your favorite, this game has you covered since there is a great stadium racing competition mode. There is also a wildly fun freestyle stadium mode where you can race with pure mayhem in mind!

One of the most fun additions to the game is the ability to take to the streets in several cities including London, England, where you’ll be barreling through the double-decker buses and even interacting with and wreaking destruction on the whole environment.

As you play the game you’ll even notice the appearance of your truck will change if you damage it – you might notice your mud flaps missing or a few dents in your truck!

When you are ready to give your opponents a break for a while, you can dive into the mini-games, which are incredibly fun and help you polish your skills for the main game. The all new minigames include Monster Jump, Truck Trickster, Skee Ball, and Air Strike.

No matter what your favorite monster truck racing style is, you’ll find it in this game – it’s so real, you’ll think you’re starring in the Monster Jam Truck tour.

Pinball Hall Of Fame: Williams Collection

The dream of all Pinball fans has finally come true: realistic motion control pinball games are here for the Wii gaming console!

In the Pinball Hall of Fame, you’ll get to play through many of your favorite real-life pinball games from Williams, the company which rules the pinball world.

Both classic and newer games are in this 10 game collection including Gorgar (the first talking pinball machine), Pinbot, Black Knight (first game to introduce Bonus balls), Space Shuttle, Funhouse, Firepower, Taxi, Whirlwind, Jive Time, & Sorcerer.

You’ll start the game with four pinball tables available, and as you play arcade mode you’ll be able to hit certain target point scores, which unlock access to the other six games.

The Wii controllers are extremely well-suited for pinball applications, and it’s a really natural fit to have the Wiimote in one hand and the Nunchuck in the other as you play. You can even flick the controllers slightly to nudge the table – it responds in real time.

The Nunchuck control stick is a very realistic plunger – you’ll really feel like you’re letting the ball fly onto the table!

Once you have unlocked all the tables, you still have plenty of objectives left to meet – you’ll be trying for the custom pinballs, plus hidden bonus items like the original promotional artwork for the games.

You can even invite your friends for multiplayer, and the game supports up to four player games.

This collection is so realistic that you’ll feel like you’re right back in the old arcade from the moment you pick up the controllers – the ultimate game for pinball fans!

Game Party 2 for Wii

Game Party is back, with twice as much fun this time around!

Game Party was a big hit on the Wii because of it’s realistic feeling games like darts and Skee ball. Game Party 2 is bigger and better than ever, featuring more games than it’s predecessor, for a whopping total of eleven playable games.

Puck Bowling, Quarterback Challenge, Trivia, Hoop Shoot, Ping Cup, Shuffleboard, Skee ball, Darts, Bean Bags, Horseshoes, and Lawn Darts are all included, and all of the games make great use of the motion sensing capabilities of the Wiimote.

When you’re playing Horseshoes, you’ll be pulling your arm back, taking careful aim, and pressing A to watch your horseshoe fly! The Skee Ball play is so natural feeling that you’ll think you’re in the middle of an arcade as you aim the ball for major points.

As you win games, you’ll collect tickets which you can turn in for upgraded game modes, which include new playing surfaces and equipment.

You’ll even be able to customize your character, in addition to choosing from the large roster of characters available.

You can have up to three friends join in the fun on the 4-player split screen, and when you have even more people want to play, tournament mode allows for turn-based play of up to 16 people. If you’re looking for the evolution of the fun party game, you’ve found it – the Wii and Game Party 2 make for the best party yet!

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