Have you ever wondered how to download full Wii games to your Nintendo Wii? It turns out that there are several legal services that provide you with not only get Wii game downloads, but also the latest movies (some still in theaters) and chart-topping music. These Wii downloads are yours to keep and even burn to DVD. Let's see which Wii game downloads service is the best.

Wii Downloads Pro 

• Game Selection: 5/5
• Download Speed: 5/5
• Features: 5/5
• Technical Support: 5/5
• Overall: 5/5

Game Selection:

Wii Downloads Pro offered a superior games selection to the competition. Titles included Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Mario Kart Wii, Okami, and Lego Star Wars in addition to over 70 other games. This growing collection can be instantly accessed after their very affordable one-time membership fee.

Download Speed:

Although I haven't calculated the exact download speeds that Wii Downloads Pro offers, I have found that games, on average with a high-speed connection, can download in a few hours. Considering the size of the files being transferred, this is fairly impressive. For me, the speeds were faster than if I were to drive to my nearest game store to buy the game, plus I save all that money on gas.

Features:

• Access to the fastest Wii downloads on the net
• Members have unlimited accces, no restrictions
• Unlimited free Movies,Music Tv Shows, Games, Software and more
• Free 24 hour Technical Support
• No Monthly or “PayPer Download” fees
• Easy Software to install & use
• Huge Media Selection Free DVD to PC to Wii Software
• Free Step by Step Tutorials to get you started immediately

Technical Support:

All technical and general questions are usually answered within a couple of hours by the staff. This is much better than some of the competition, where some questions can remain unanswered for days.

Overall:

This is a very impressive product that will keep you entertained for the rest of the time you have your Wii. You'll have complete access to the latest Wii games, movies (including HD formats), and music with your lifetime membership. This service is definitely a great value for your money.

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To begin with...

I recently purchased the game, Okami after reading how great it was in the comments of gaming related story on Digg.  Although there are several aspects of the game that really get on my nerves, this game is truly a diamond among a lot of the third-party coal that is shoveled out month after month.

The Story

You play as a wolf-goddess named Amaterasu in the world of Nippon.  This game is set in a mythical and definitely Asian-influenced land.  The wolf, accomanied by a small flying nymph named

Issun (Navi anyone?), must rid the land of the curse brought on by the demon Orochi, who wants to destroy all that is beautiful and full of life in Nippon.  While the story may not seem that unique, it is the way in which it is presented that makes the game truly shine.  There are a number of witty cutscenes that make the characters of the game seem believable and deep.  I was very impressed how the game walked the fine line of balancing dark situations with humorous ones.  I never felt dragged down by the storyline, although some of the cutscenes are quite long.  To rid the curse, Amaterasu must use her celestial brush to 'paint' life back into the cursed areas as well as use it to kick some demon butt.

The Graphics

The graphics in this game are absolutely beautiful.  It feels like you are playing a dynamic, living painting.  While the graphics don't have super-detailed textures, the simplicity of the game is what makes it feel so unique.  I've never seen cel-shading performed in such a way that the scenery looks like a piece of artwork in which you can interact.  I would argue that even Wind Waker could learn a lesson or two from Okami.  The only time this experience was interrupted was when the camera would freak out and show the inside of a mountain or swerve so that you couldn't see the enemy who was attacking you.

The Gameplay

First off, the land of Nippon is huge.  It takes quite a bit of time to run from one end to the other, and the developers gave Amaterasu the ability to speed up into an all-out sprint, making the venture seem much less tedious.  They also introduced Mermaid coins as a way to teleport to areas you have been before.  The basic premise of the game is to find a cursed land and cure it with your god-like powers.  This main goal is balanced by the various quests and activities you will find in villages both before and after you heal the area.  

There are demon gates and moving curse scrolls that will engage you in battle.  Once in battle, a sort of curtain drops in a large circle around you and forces you to look for the evil creatures that will most certainly be attacking you very soon.  Although you can perform melee attacks, the real power comes from using your celestial brush techniques.  You'll quickly develop a strategy to take down every monster, and figuring out how to take down a new monster can be very exhilerating.  Once you engage the brush mode, the game will freeze and you'll be able to draw symbols over the enemies you wish to attack.  For example, drawing a fast line across an enemy will slash it, taking out considerable damage.  It is difficult to get the Wii remote to register exactly what symbols you are wanting to draw later in the game when there are several very similar moves.  Nothing is more aggravating than blooming flowers over a demon you simply want to slash.  There is a skill to it, however, and I did improve my drawing techniques over the course of the game.

Overall

Okami has a few issues with symbol recognition and camera angles, but overall, it is definitely worth the buy.  You can buy it new for the Wii for $40, or on the PS2 as well.  The only main differences between the two versions are how you control the movement of the brush (aiming at the screen) and the attacks (shaking the Wiimote).  The graphics are beautiful, the gameplay is solid, and the story is captivating.  Okami gets the Game Gimp Seal of Approval.

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Being the cheap person I am, I rarely play anything P2P, no matter what the cost.  Mabinogi, however, is an exception.  I hope this Mabinogi review will prove to be insightful for you before you being playing.  The following game is claimed to be free forever, but I would disagree.  While it is true that one could play for free forever, the development of ones character would be quite limited.  I currently spend this much: $7.90 every 2-3 months, which comes out to about 2-4 dollars a month, depending on how fast I want my character to grow.  Despite the cost, I love this game since it has a twist in its combat system quite unlike any other MMORPG, relying on the player's skill more so than that of his character's.  The following review will score from 1-10 on the following categories:  Sound, Graphics, Gameplay (Combat), Gameplay(Else), storyline, community.  I shall start from what I believe to be the least important continuing to more important factors.

Hey guys! omg I'm finally back because I felt the urge to write some more reviews! Anyways the reason I was away isn't important so lets get started on this review! Are you ever haunted by demons that respawn and appear in the same places everytime well if you are then Devil May Cry 4 is a perfect rendition of your life. Devil May Cry 4 just blew me away because it was the first Devil May Cry I`ve ever played and I was impressed. The story starts with Nero NOT DANTE and we are introduced to what Nero does and who he loves. Nero is like a younger version of Dante but that by no means is Nero better then Dante. Nero has this special glowing arm called the devil Bringer and it’s a very powerful arm that has the strength to grab demons and throw them to their deaths. The story starts with Nero running late for his love interest; Kyrie`s performance. Instead of me explaining the opening allow youtube to show you.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=jDo5kxHnHCY

Anyways after the opening scene you find out that Nero belongs to some guild and he has to stop an assassin that looks very familiar which is where your journey starts.