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Sports games on the Wii: let's face it. A room full of monkeys could do a decent job on the design. Yes, programming is a difficult and intricate job, but as long as the controls mimic real life and the graphics look half decent, it'll be a fun game. Throw in multiplayer, and you can't lose. So how did the monkeys at Hudson manage with Deca Sports?  read more »

Kung Fu Panda  read more »

What if fitness was fun? What if gaming was good for you? What if you were able to track your fitness progress through an interface that was as enjoyable as the Wii?  read more »

I've contended that driving games will improve a person's driving skills for a long time, but watch out when they start trying to shoot turtle shells out the car!

Students Learn Driving Safety in Time for Prom

Simulators, Nintendo Wiis let Detroit teens practice safe driving  read more »

I'm telling you, the Wii is the best thing to happen to health care since the leech:

Popular Gaming System Used To Help Patients Recover

From Stroke, Surgery And Broken Bones  read more »

Naruto fans, Wii would like to play with you. Your favorite blaze orange-wearing ninja is coming to Nintendo's much stealthier console:  read more »

Yet another movie game. Being a Kung Fu movie, the game has potential. It's almost like a movie based on a game.  read more »

It's cartoon superspies. Cool.

A New Team of Superspies Rocks Wii(TM) With Capcom's Spyborgs(TM)

Saturday Morning Cartoons Explode to Life in This Revolutionary Wii Title  read more »

This sounds like Puzzle Fighter with a Neopets skin.

Capcom(R) and Neopets(R) Partner to Introduce New Multi-Platform Puzzle Adventure Game

Neopets(R) Puzzle Adventure Coming for Nintendo(R) Platforms and PC This Winter  read more »

More than any other Genre, the Wii is quickly being populated by sports compilations. Here's another one:

Conspiracy Entertainment Inks Deal With dtp entertainment to Bring 'Summer Athletics' to North America

- Sports Game to Hit Multiple Platforms This Summer -  read more »

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