Read: Wii Remote. Subsitute: "Nunchuk" for "Wii-mote".

Because Wii-motes eat up batteries like a muthachucka.

Because the SNES rocked and this is as close as you'll get for playing the VC titles.

In my opinion, the top of the line for Wii gun peripherals. It also features a port (where the magazine would go) to attach the Nunchuk. Please note, if you own both, use this and give the Wii Zapper to your friend.

Because simulated golf with a $250 system and $50 piece of software is a heck of a lot cheaper than machines that probably run in the thousands and take up 50 times as much space.

It's fun, it's quirky, it mixes up the platformer with "2.5 D" (you must switch back and forth between 2D and 3D), and, to be honest, it's Mario.

Do you have to ask? It's Zelda. Spectacular story, excellent graphics, new touches to the gameplay, and use of the Wii-mote set this game up near the top of the class.

You'll eventually run out of room on your Wii with the game saves and the loads of Virtual Console titles. Use this to save your data and you'll never get confused as to just which SD card has your Wii data on it.

This game was so magnificent in every way, despite being the port of a port which was, obviously, not originally made for the Wii. Despite being a third-party game, it nailed the controls for the Wii. I found this game so spectacular that it both made me a fan of the series and inspired me to write my first ever game review.

There's not a game on the market that makes not only good, but varied use of the Wii-mote.