Haven't played Midnight Pool but I found Cue Sports was easy to get into.

@Chucko Hmm...FATE.

Is Pearl Harbor Trilogy any good? I have 1600 points to burn but I don't want to waste it.

Sure is.

Anyone know when MotoHeroz is coming out?

http://wiiware.nintendolife.com/games/wiiware/motoheroz

This interview, http://nintendo-okie.com/2011/04/04/interview-antti-ilvessuo-... says summer time.

I'm really starting to like Midnight Pool and recommend it to not only pool fans but anyone that is looking for a causal game to throw on with friends and even the solo story mode is solid.

I had stop downloading WiiWare games after I missed on two or three in a row that I hated but have really enjoyed the last three I have got Rage of the Gladiator,Dart Rage and Midnight Pool. I still laugh that Dart Rage has the word "rage" in the title seems really out of place but that said it is a fun game to play with friends.

So...I'm thinking of getting a new wiiware game. Dracula: Undead awakening and Zombie panic in wonderland, of these two, which one would you suggest and why?
I had also thought about Pearl harbor, but cant decide on getting it.

At one time I thought about getting Military Madness, but wasn't sure how the online was (like if it's still going).

I bought Zombie Panic and don't regret it. I haven't played the other games.

@Iphys: Thanks. Does it get faster than in the demo?

I highly doubt Military Madness still has regular online players, sadly...

Pearl Harbor is great. Get it!

Has anyone else heard of the on-rails shooter Horizon Riders? I'm really interested in these types of shooters, unfortunately, Ghost Squad isn't my style and Attack of the Movies 3-D is terrible. I really hope this becomes a decent on-rails shooter.

Yes of course. Based on what Nintendo Power said last issue, it should be out soon hopefully.

Yay! I embedded a video! Here's the Horizon Riders trailer. I hope the game utilizes the Balnce Board better then other games. Now that I see the trailer, it dosen't seem much like an on-rails shooter since you move your character.

Well, it does have two difficulty settings, and the harder difficulty seems faster than the normal difficulty (I think you could play both difficulties in the demo if I recall). The levels do get harder than that first demo level, and there's also one extra unlockable level that is much more difficult.

Like that Eden game on Kinect, if that actually is as good as it looks, props to the developer. It could almost make me dissappointed I don't have the balance board.

I HIGHLY recommend Liight. Possibly the best puzzler on Wiiware period.

I have 500 points, and I'm trying to decide between the Magic Obelisk and Kirby's Adventure. I really, really like Zack and Wiki, and I know that the Magic Obelisk is a similar puzzle game. However, part of the fun of Z&W is getting items and figuring out how to use them. I don't think that the Magic Obelisk has items - it's simply a matter of lining up shadows. Is that true?

Another puzzle game that I've tried is Toki Tori (well, I tried the demo on my iPad). It was just OK. I certainly didn't like it as much as Z&W.

If I loved Z&W, do you think I'll like the Magic Obelisk?

It's hard to say if you'll like TMO based on that reasoning. No, there aren't items to gather, but sometimes you do need to use elements within the stage to advance. It's a great game!

@Peeps: Thanks for the input.