Hilarious grindhouse atmosphere oozes from this rail-shooter. Not for children or adults with delicate sensibilities, Overkill crosses every line it can find with abandon. Although the primary mechanic of the game (aiming) is poorly implemented, the rest of the game is so good that you can look past the poor control--an issue that is normally insurmountable.

Another light-gun game from Sega, this time with a sepcial ops theme. Ghost Squad features branching paths to add replay value.

The orginal Okami for PS2 is a masterpiece that was unfortunately damaged in the port to the Wii. The filter that made the game look like a traditional Japanese rice-paper painting in motion is gone and poorly-implemented motion-controls have been crammed in. Still, if you don't have access to a PS2 to play the definitive version, enough of the magic is left in this port to make it worthwhile.

The Wii may not be HD-capable, but the lovingly-rendered art of Muramasa will still wow you. Not just easy to look at, there's also no foced waggle in Muramasa--you can play the entire game with the classic Controller!