 | Super Mario Galaxy (Wii)
Buy new: £29.98 / Used from: £19.99 Really a no brainer, but seeing Mario on the case doesn't garuntee a good game( thinking Mario and Sonic at the olympic games). Make sure you buy GALAXY or face an unhappy child.
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 | Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga (Wii)
Buy used from: £21.95 The great thing about this game is that if you have two kids they can both play the main adventure at the same time and the game encourages teamwork.
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 | The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii)
Buy new: £29.98 / Used from: £19.99 Zelda games are equal parts exploration combat and puzzle solving. All in a vast fantasy setting. This is a paticularly good one.
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 | Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (Wii)
Buy new: £19.99 / Used from: £14.24 Metroid can be described as the Sci-Fi equivalent of a Zelda game. A rich and satisfying experience.
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 | Zack and Wiki Quest for Barbaros' Treasure (Wii)
Buy new: £16.52 / Used from: £15.95 A change of pace for this one. Zack and Wiki is a pirate themed adventure that involves lateral thinking to discover new uses for the Wii remote.
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 | Wario Ware: Smooth Moves (Wii)
Buy new: £29.98 / Used from: £12.99 The only good mini game collection available on the Wii (forget Rayman). Warioware also includes multiplayer modes that only require one remote.
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 | Super Paper Mario (Wii)
Buy new: £29.98 / Used from: £14.69 Not as deep as earlier games in the series. But still as humorous and entertaining.
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 | Okami (Wii)
Buy new: £24.98 / Used from: £23.99 Just trust me on this one.
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 | Nintendo 2000 Wii Points Card (Wii)
Buy new: £14.98 Yes I recommend you buy some Wii points and check out the virtual console. I'd say there are more great games on the virtual console than have been released for the Wii.
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