If you're a fan of Mega Man, then the Mega Man X Collection gathers up the first six Mega Man games in one easy to use group!

The sequel to Baten Kaitos, this game is a great addition for fans of that first game. You have real time card strategy action mixed in with an epic storyline.

Ty the Tasmanian Tiger 2: Bush Rescue for the GameCube picks up where Ty left off. You've got an Ausssie-style Tiger on platforming style wild adventures.

Spyro - A Hero's Tail for the GameCube continues the fun in the Spyro universe. You run around as the friendly purple dragon with his little yellow dragonfly sidekick - solving puzzles, gathering items, and having fun.

The Legend of Spyro - A New Beginning for the GameCube tries to capitalize on the fantastic Spyro series which I adore. However, this is not a worthy sequel (or prequel).

Chibi-Robo is a fun collecting game originally put out for the GameCube. It works equally well for the Wii. This is appropriate for all ages and quite fun!

Wii Ultimate Band is geared towards kids who want to make music without the complexity of multi-note combinations. Instead you wave your nunchuck and swing your controller along with the rhythm. It can actually be challenging!

Wii Fit was seen by some as a silly video game application. It gets you to exercise. To their surprise, Wii Fit was a top seller for the Nintendo Wii. Ovr a year later, it still maintains its top spot in sales lists and the hearts of Wii owners.

Wii Music takes the world of creating musical songs and brings it into the simple but fun world of the Wii. In some ways it's easier than the Guitar Hero / Rock Band games - in other ways it's more creative.

When gamers buy an XBox or PS3 they have to choose between hard drive sizes, backwards compatibility options and built in wireless options. What are the confusing choices that you have to deal with when buying a Wii system?