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Wii Games - What's hot in March
March is shaping up as a great month for Wii games. There is a wide selection of games to suit everyone and here is our list our Wii games will be in high demand.
Sonic and Sega All Star Racing (Wii) – Released 4th March
In a frantic battle to the chequered flag, Sonic and friends speed around tracks set in medieval castle ramparts, lush rainforests and bustling cities, all taken from the visually rich and varied universes of Sonic and SEGA. Fan favourites such as Dr. Eggman, Tails, AiAi, Amigo and many more will join Sonic in their custom built vehicles, revving their engines and jostling to stay ahead of the pack. Each character will speed around the track in cars, planes, motorbikes, and in Aiai’s case – a banana mobile! Secret short cuts, swift handling and avoiding strategically placed obstacles are certainly the best way to get to the top of the podium.
Tony Hawk Ride (Wii) – Released 10th March
Tony Hawk Ride is totally sick to the power of max( I really can’t pull this saying off, but I am told this is how skaterboaders talk). No other game on the market comes with its own skateboard for use during the game. Tony Hawk Ride may take a while to master, but you are rewarded for your efforts. Fantastic graphics and addictive game play make this a great game. The other advantage is you get to do some skating without getting injured. Tony Hawk Ride is totally radical (yet again, I apologise).
Red Steel 2 (Wii) – Released 15th March
Red Steel 2 is the highly anticipated sequel developed exclusively for Wii Motion+ bringing players the best ever sword and gun fighting experience ever on console. Red Steel 2 features unparalleled control. Players will pick up the Wii remote and swing it freely as the sword on screen follows their precise movement and even measures the strength of their swing! Red Steel 2 is a first person action game where players become a swordsman who finds himself in an edgy city in the middle of the desert armed with only a sword and a gun.
