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4Gamers Wireless Sensor Bar (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: 4Gamers

May 04, 2007
Very simply it does what it says on the box. Inserted batteries, worked first time no setting up required, seems to work better than the original sensor.

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Dancing Stage Hottest Party (inc. mat) (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Konami

March 21, 2008
When I first played Dancing Hottest Stage Party, I found the movements quite hard, which was no doubt down to the fact that it was my first ever go on this type of game. I soon got into it, and it's now one of my favourite games! The dance mat is fun and easy to use, i've had no problems with it.

As previous reviewers have said, the hand controls sometimes don't seem to work, but they can be turned off. I keep them on and just move my hands about as I like! Luckily it doesn't effect your score too much. The songs are mainly dance and pop, and are cover versions. Luckily I am a big fan of this type of music, so that made the game more enjoyable for me.

There are several modes that you can play. To get a feel for the ... Read More:

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Wireless Guitar (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Njoy

August 01, 2008
This product is not an official guitar hero product. This guitar does not pick up all the notes and often plays double notes when only one was played. This therefore makes using this guitar almost impossible, buyer beware.

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High School Musical with Microphone (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Disney Interactive

October 20, 2007
According to this game i am a great singer. According to my mum I'd be sent home in the first round of X Factor. So as you can imagine- I love the game!!! It's especially good at parties (although I don't know if my neighbours would agree). If you're a HSM Fan then it's well worth the money.

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Wii Nunchuk (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Logic 3

May 30, 2008
This nunchuk is slightly cheaper than the official nintendo nunchuk. It has a rubber grip around the edge of it which makes it easier to hold. I'd recommend saving yourself some money and going for this cheaper but better quality nunchuk!

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Smartypants (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Electronic Arts

November 23, 2007
I know there are a lot of reviews on here saying that this game is boring and rubbish, well I didn't find that at all. Sure the one player mode may get boring after a while but whenever did find a quiz game that was fun to play just by yourself. I got this game yesterday and have played it at least three times with my boyfriend, some of the modes are better than others, but we found very entertaining and the question certainly weren't too easy and were very up to date.

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Need for Speed: ProStreet (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Electronic Arts

November 23, 2007
Having enjoyed previous Need for Speed titles on the Gamecube I was excited to see how this title would fare on the Wii. However after a few hours of gameplay I can report that this nothing more than a warmed-up reissue of a popular franchaise.
On the plus side the menu and career structure of the game is enough to keep players interested for a while, although the standard EA menu interface (which looks like it was lifted and rebranded from one of their NFL titles) operates a little clunkily. Using the career mode you can progress through the ranks, earning money to improve your cars.
On the downside is practically everything else about the game. The graphics are poor - the frame rate is patchy and the colour and rendering looks like early ... Read More:

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Pokemon Battle Revolution (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Nintendo

December 07, 2007
I think this is a really good game because you get to play wi fi & battle with others all over the world. After you have battled them you get to collect thier passes and then you can play with thier pokemon in free battle.
I had both the diamond and pearl and played them often on DS so I was very familiar with the game. I thought it was great to be able to download all my pokemon onto the Wii game.
If you don't have a DS with diamond or pearl it would not be fun!
Harry aged 11.

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Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Disney Interactive

May 16, 2008
I bought this game as a little (and late!) birthday treat for my girlfriend as she and our son have both become big Hannah Montana fans in recent months. I'm pleased to say that they both love it!

All of the songs sound like genuine recordings and the dance moves are not too difficult to learn or perform, though the "Diva" difficulty level will put your coordination to the test. The two-player element of this game is its strength; a good old fashioned dance-off to decide which of you is the "real" Hannah Montana.

Not my kind of game at all, but my girlfriend (25) and son (6) both enjoy playing it and I do get challenged to the occasional dance-off with them (and am quickly humbled)!

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Pro Evolution Soccer (Wii)

Childrens Toy Shop > Video Games > Nintendo Wii
from: Konami

March 28, 2008
I love pro evo, it's the greatest game ever, and I couldn't wait to get my hands on this.

Yes, the passing and being able to position players is fabulous and revolutionary. However;
- it's practically impossible to defend; players just dont do what you want. Sliding tackles, barges, fouls... you wont find any of this.
- the worst crime though is the shooting. One little flick of the nunchuck and it decides exactly where it's going to shoot, how powerfully, everything. There's absolutely zero skill involved. A useless, useless gimmick that ruins the game.

So basically there's no skill in shooting and you cant properly nail people. So what's the point in playing. I'm gutted, it could have been so good, but it's overlooked the most fundamental ... Read More: