First-person truth about the latest games.

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• We Cheer (Wii)
• The premise for We Cheer is simple enough: choose a squad leader for your brigade of cheerleaders and travel cross-country from venue to venue as you pump up the audience through expertly choreographed dance routines. With each stage you clear, you can recruit another cheerleader to your squad, unlock clothes, shoes and pom-poms to customize your dancers with, and fur

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• Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked (Wii)
• If I've learned one thing from my time with Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked it's that I wouldn't last a day on a deserted island. Not due to the harsh environments, lack of food, wild animals, or random smoke monsters, mind you - no, if I've learned anything, I'd be nagged to death before you can say "Survivor". THE BOTTOM LINE: Filled with potential, Lost in

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• Samba de Amigo (Wii)
• Samba De Amigo is a lot like directing traffic: Imagine yourself holding the Wii Remote(s) and/or nunchuck simultaneously on a colorful street with a cartoonish sombrero-wearing monkey named Amigo, who either smiles or cries depending on your maraca-shaking abilities to the tune of catchy Latin beats. This, in essence, is what the game play feels like except it's a lo

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• Wario Land: Shake It! (Wii)
• As far as spin-off characters go, Wario's had a pretty good career. Though he'll always live in the shadow of his more popular doppleganger Mario, he still manages to star in some awesome games like the frantic WarioWare. Now he's back with Wario Land: Shake It, a fun and whimsical platforming title that's perfect for the younger Wii gamer. THE BOTTOM L

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• A swing and a miss for Mario Super Sluggers!
• When Wii Sports was first released, many gamers fell in love with the baseball minigame. It was simple, fun and really showed off the Wii Remote's capabilities. Most of us assumed that a Mario-themed iteration was going to come eventually and it's finally here in Mario Super Sluggers. Unfortunately, this is one promising prospect that falls just short of making it to

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• We Love Golf!
• Developed by the Camelot, the minds behind Mario Golf and Mario Tennis, We Love Golf! displays a flair for bubbly, fun fare!