So good I'm now finding new Zelda underwhelming. I hope it sells like gangbusters!

Just finished Xenoblade (it's amazing, btw), hoping for Zelda for Xmas, then this in Feb. Looks like my next few gaming months are already mapped out for me

The only games I'd boot off the list are the ones I haven't played, so I'm not sure where it would go, but the mighty Xenoblade Chronicles has more than earned it's place on my own Wii best of!

I'd also give honourable mention to No More Heroes, Silent Hill and Zack & Wiki, but only Xenoblade would be a dead cert for top ten!

Sweet!

I'm amazed so many people are so pro-retail. There's no way I'd buy this as a boxed product, additional features or not. This type of game just seems like a really good fit for wiiware, and anyway, I far prefer the convenience of downloadable games for this kind of risk taking concept. I'm way more likely to take a punt on something unusual if it's only a few button clicks away. No way if I'd actually have to go shopping for it.

How about splitting it into two 'episodes', ala Sonic 4? (another wiiware game I love that I probably wouldn't have bothered with at retail)

I want to see more details of that charging stand. At the moment I'm pretty wary of it as I spend a lot of time playing my DS while it's plugged into the mains. Does this mean I have to stop playing and wait for it to charge up even if I'm near a plug socket when the batteries run down?

Wait, drop in/drop out internet access while playing a game? HOW AM GOING TO RESIST GAMEFAQS NOW?

Seriously though, that is an awesome feature.

All looks great, but I'm disappointed not to see any really new ideas yet. Remember the wackiness of Warioware Touched, Nintendogs, Brian Training etc with the DS launch? I guess the games in this video are easy for us to grasp because they're all familiar brands/concepts, but I'd also like to see some evidence of the good old fashioned Nintendo creativity and madness. Some original IP please!

Pathetic. Without online multiplayer this game is pretty much pointless for me, as I'm no longer in a lifestyle that let's me play local multiplayer at all (ie: all my gamer friends live in other parts of the country). Is it 2010 or 1990?

Chibi is so cute! Definitely looking forward to this, although the timing might see it overshadowed by the 3DS I think.

Also, that's the first time I've seen the logo- so it's 'Oh' 'kah' 'mi'- Den, right? These things matter to me. I was mortified when I found out I'd been pronouncing Katamari Damacy (shi) wrong for months.

It's a great game, with some of the best sound design I've ever heard (literally every sound is hilarious), but the price point is the thing that matters here. This costs a pound/dollar or two on the iPhone. For 200 points, I won't argue, but let's face it, it's going to be more isn't it?

Does this have online multiplayer?

For 1000 points, this looks rubbish. For 500 points, it's almost a must buy! Budget pricing FTW!

"We found the hardest level of the game to be the first, one of the largest battles, into which you are dropped with very little instruction and no opportunity to practice before getting shot at."

Sounds like an accurate simulation of the US pilots' experiences in 1941!

This has been at the top of my purchase list since I heard about it, but for 700 points? How could I say no?

Looks good, but a bit TOTALLY AWESOME for a game about real battles. Such is with all war games though I suppose.

Also Pearl Harbour was a bit one sided and Guadalcanal wasn't really an aerial battle to be included in an aerial combat game. Wake Island or Midway would make sense I suppose.

Cell shaded intro and the bullet casings are pretty cool.

Spinning bird kick!

lawsuit

Oh God, I think I'm going to have to have a lie down.