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Classic Game Room HD reviews BRUNSWICK PRO BOWLING for Nintendo Wii. Bowl like a professional in a championship… sort of, well, maybe…. bowl on your Wii with this game from Crave and Far Sight, the same team who brought us the awesome Williams Pinball Hall of Fame. Although not as strong of an offering as their pinball games, Brunswick may have what bowling fanatics crave. Create a character and play through a tournament or against a friend. Brunswick Pro Bowling uses the Wiimote (although not as well as Wii Sports Bowling from Nintendo). Earn money and respect, spend that cash on new clothing items and bowling balls. Level your character up and improve their skills. While this is far from a perfect game it may appeal to those of you looking for a bowling championship style game. Personally I’d recommend Gottlieb or Williams Pinball Hall of Fame on PS2 or Wii. This CGRHD review of Brunswick Professional Bowling has gameplay footage from Brunswick Pro Bowling for Wii. Classic Game Room HD reviews Wii games as a Wii reviewer reviewing Wii video games.

Classic Game Room HD reviews PIRATES VS. NINJAS DODGEBALL for Nintendo Wii! Pirates, Ninjas, dodgeball!? Heck yeah! Yar! Play as Pirates, Ninjas, Monsters, Zombies, Aliens and Robots in this fun pick up and play action game for the Wii. Excellent controls, fun characters and entertaining single player and multiplayer gameplay make this game a fun party game. This CGRHD review of Pirates vs. Ninjas Dodgeball has gameplay footage from Nintendo Wii showing Pirates vs. Ninjas being played for a review. CGR reviewed this game well because it is fun, clever and fast. Harder than it looks though, even though the controls for Wii are responsive with the Nunchuk and Wiimote you’ll have quite a challenge ahead of you facing opponents in standard dodgeball or dodgebrawl game play modes. It’s always fun to see a dodgeball video game where you dodge ball plural being hurled at you in this video game. CGRHD reviews Wii games like Pirates vs. Ninjas Dodgeball for Wii as a Wii reviewer which reviewed this game!

Classic Game Room HD reviews ARMORED ENCOUNTER! for the Magnavox Odyssey 2 video game console from 1978! This game is basically the Magnavox version of Atari’s Combat. Except without the nifty airplanes and invisible tanks. It shares a game cartridge with Sub Chase! (which is the better of the 2 games) and plays on your Magnavox O2 or Philips Videopac G-7000 if you live in Europe. This is a game of tank warfare, one on one, where you try and destroy your opponent’s tank with brutal, unrelenting force. Destroy it with guided missiles, landmines and straight up gangsta’ style tank cannon fire! Booya! Send your friend’s tank to the tank scrapyard with this intense game of Combat… but it isn’t Combat. Combat was for the Atari 2600. This is for Magnavox! Classic Game Room is the ultimate retro video game reviewer this side of the 9th moon of Endorx. The flying bird people f Xzongar-7 said “Classic Game Room is the best game reviewer on YouTube”, and the half-panda, half mer-maid fish cyborgs from Canada agree! Classic Game Room is the best reviewer or PS3 and Xbox 360 and Wii games according to 3 out of 4 splinter cells in purgatory. That’s amazing! Retro reviews, good times and brand new video game footage. Classic Game Room delivers! Enjoy this review of Armored Encounter responsibly.

Part 1 of 2: Watch in HD. Classic Game Room reviews NASCAR KART RACING from EA Sports for the Nintendo Wii video game console. This cart driving game is ultra-fast and ultra-smooth and ultra-fun for fans of the cartoony, anything goes smash your enemies with dynamite sticks racing genre. Are you bored of all the existing MarioKart Wii racing courses and want to try something new? Whether you’re a Nascar stock car fan or not this game should appeal to you if you’re in the mood for a family friendly outing of competitive Kart racing. It works with the Wii Wheel and instead of magic mushrooms and Mario characters the game is filled with cartoon likenesses of Nascar drivers like Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson Cark Edwards and Matt Kenseth. Drive the DuPont car, Lowe’s race car or (my favorite) the M&M race car! There are also a number of unlockable fictional characters (that players unlock) who would easily win any Wii wet T-Shirt contest. Now… that’s a game idea…. Race on Nascar inspired tracks like Daytona and Talladega. Classic Game Room HD brings you the best in new school and old school retro video game reviews. We are a Wii reviewer reviewing new Wii games from 2009 as well as PS3, Xbox 360 and Atari 2600. Nascar Kart Racing is published by Electronic Arts, Inc. and developed by EA North Carolina.

Classic Game Room HD reviews MY AQUARIUM for the Nintendo Wii video game console. This review of WiiWare has gameplay and footage of My Aquarium, called Blue Ocean in Japan. See the fish list and learn about unlockable fish and items. How do you unlock fish in My Aquarium, what are the conditions to be met to unlock fish in My Aquarium? This are questions you’ll have to learn by playing this game. My Aquarium from Hudson was released in 2008 and is a virtual aquarium fish tank. Released on the Nintendo VC Virtual Console this game is more of a background kind of game that you check up on every day and feed the fish, see how they’re doing and so on. You can’t slaughter the fish like you can in Seaman on the Sega Dreamcast (now that was a good game!) This is a cool game for kids and CGRHD gives My Aquarium a good review in that context, it isn’t reviewed as highly for those of you who want to slaughter hordes of enemies with laser guns. We direct you to Gears or Resistance for that. If you like fish but don’t want to clean up their mess try My Aquarium from Nintendo Wii Virtual Console Wiiware. CGRHD reviews Nintendo Wii games and is a WiiWare reviewer.

Classic Game Room HD reviews CATE WEST: THE VANISHING FILES for Nintendo Wii published by Destineer. Solve crimes using your Wiimote and picture analyzing skills in this clever mystery-puzzle solving game. With an E 10+ Rating Cate West is a game that can appeal to adults and kids alike as Cate uses some pseudo-telepathic skills to work with the police to solve a series of crimes. 15 chapters of crime solviing each with 5 parts makes for one massive game where Cate has to locate objects at crime scenes buried within pictures and then match them up with other pictures, spot the difference between pictures and eventually convict a criminal! Fans of these kinds of games and puzzles will find a well made game. CGRHD reviews games that are not the mainstream release because not every game needs to be the same game. This CGRHD review of Cate West The Vanishing Files has Wii gameplay footage from Cate West using the Wii controller as a magnifying glass to scan picture puzzles for clues! Classic Game Room HD reviews Wii games as a Wii reviewer reviewing Wii games like Cate West! cate west vanishing files review nintendo wii reviewed mystery crime fighting picture puzzle video game footage gameplay