Type of game: Hardcore This is an adventure title with heavy emphasis on puzzle-solving. Despite the game's cartoony aesthetic, it's undoubtedly too hard for most children.

Type of game: Hardcore Twilight Princess was a launch title for the Wii and is one of the better games on the system, but I don't think it's up to the standards of Wind Waker or Ocarina of Time.

Type of game: Hardcore This title is definitely not for the kiddies. The main selling point in this game is the over-the-top violence/insane characters.

Type of game: Hardcore This is a stellar action/adventure title for the Wii, but the motion controls are often frustrating. As a result, I'd have to recommend the PS2 version over this one.

Type of game: Casual/Hardcore This is a chaotic fighting game that can be as hardcore as you care to make it, but it's easy enough for beginners to enjoy. This game supports online play, but sadly, it's hit or miss. I recommend playing locally with friends to cut down on frustration.

Type of game: Hardcore Resicent Evil 4 is one of the best games ever made, and it's arguably the best on the Wii; it certainly has the greatest number of features on this console.

Type of game: Casual Mario Kart Wii was stripped of its complexity to appeal to a wider audience; I don't necessariy like it, but a lot of people do.

Type of Game: Hardcore In this title you play as a color-infused blob who must ignite a gray, stoic world with vibrant color.

Type of game: Hardcore You can actually download this for a cheaper price on XBOX Live Arcade. It's a solid shmup worthy of the Wii library.

Type of game: Not sure. Casual perhaps? This game is for Mature audiences only. That being said, the difficulty curve is almost non-existent, and it's even easier with a friend. The controls are very simple, and that's why I think it leans toward casual classification.

Type of game: Hardcore You play as a surgeon. You save lives. It's hard.

Type of game: Hardcore Bully is essentially a teen-rated version of Grand Theft Auto. You spend most of your time at a boarding school going to classes, intimidating fellow students, etc.

Type of game: Hardcore I'm not a huge fan of these types of games, and they're so popular that it's almost redundant for me to describe them. Essentially, it's a rhythm action game where you're tasked with playing popular rock anthems on the lead guitar.

Type of game: Hardcore Rock Band is similar to the one above; however, the huge difference is that there's not only a lead guitar, but you also have a bass guitar, drums, and even a microphone to choose from. This title is best enjoyed in a group dynamic.

Type of game: Casual A bizarre collection of mini-games that utilizes the Wii remote in some very interesting/embarrassing ways. This game works best with a group of friends.

Type of game: Casual You prepare food according to various recipes; the fun is largely due to how you use the Wii remote to prepare food.

Type of game: Casual This a first-person, scavenger hunt game. It's a pretty simple concept, but it's hard to put down once you get started. I feel most reviewers were a tad too hard on this game; it's certainly not perfect, but it's enjoyable. I'd suggest renting it first to see if you like it.

Type of game: Casual So far, this title is the worst rated game in the series; technically, I shouldn't even put it on this list. I haven't played this one, but unless you're a die-hard rabbids fan, you may want to rent it first.

Type of game: Casual with some puzzle-solving I really don't much care for the LEGO series of video games, but I know a lot of people do. These games are pretty boring if you're not playing them with a bud. They tend to be pretty easy for the most part; they're definitely not a bad choice for kids. Rent this one first.

Type of game: Casual with some puzzle-solving This is probably the least impressive game in the LEGO series due to its lack of variety in terms of characters and settings.