WiiWare Games

A list of currently available WiiWare Games.

Blog devoted to WiiWare, with news and reviews.

It is often said that the pen is mightier than the sword, but it turns out it’s not nearly as mighty as the felt-tipped marker. At least, that is lesson of the WiiWare puzzle game Max and the Magic Marker.

It always happens this way. You’ve got on your suit, you’re running to work, and suddenly your path is blocked by ninjas, aliens, break dancers and uniformed schoolgirls. At least that’s how it always happens in Tomena Sanner, a quirky Japanese WiiWare game that involves nothing more than pressing one button at just the right time.

Life would be so much easier if I had my own shape-shifting blob. When I needed to change a light bulb I could turn my blob into a ladder, when I needed to exercise I could turn it into barbells. I never knew I needed a blob until I played the puzzle game 'A Boy and His Blob,' but now I feel my life is not complete without one.

I hate this game. I hate this game so much. I just want to make it absolutely, positively clear: I hate LostWinds: Winter of the Melodias.

I'll tell you this is a great game, but that's all I'll tell you!

No one could have been more excited to see a new Monkey Island adventure game than Mimi. A friend of mine who played her first Monkey Island game when she was 11 years old, Mimi was so excited at the prospect of a new game in the series, nine years after the last one, that I invited her and her boyfriend Jeff to come over and play Tales of...

A review of the WiiWare puzzle game World of Goo for the Nintendo Wii

Lately there just haven’t been any Wii games to play. It feels as though all the game developers said in unison, “we need a break from the Wii.” So to keep myself amused I’ve been checking out the free game demos Wii recently started offering on the Wii Shopping Channel. Did they succeed in making me want to play the games they’re touting? ...

An original idea is always a good place to start when developing a game, which is good news for "Liight," a puzzle game in which you must ingeniously position colored spotlights. So it’s a shame that for a game of lights and colors, "Liight" is a little washed out.