Wii Play is another standard selection in the Wii library for casual games that require active participation. It's basically a mini-game collection featuring billiards, table tennis, fishing, and some other fun, if forgettable, games. It comes with a second remote.

Wii Fit is a work out game in that it can build up a decent sweat even for those who are incredibly active. It can not replace a tried and true gym workout. If you're looking for a more casual work out and a great way to track your progress, you'll find Wii Fit very handy.

The two Mario and Sonic games, both featuring the Olympics, feature all the beloved characters from Sega and Nintendo's history. The game features these characters competing in a variety of olympic themed games and is both challenging and fun.

There is no better simulated golf experience than Tiger Woods on the Wii. It isn't perfect, but it comes closer than you'd anticipate. You swing your Wiimote just like a golf club, have access to a wide range of courses to play on. Best way to golf in winter.

Punch Out is a remake of the Nintendo classic, but updated and refined and featuring the Wii motion control. It can be used with a controller sitting down or with the wii motion controller standing up and boxing as though you were in the ring. A fun game all round, and though not for everyone, I encourage people to give it a shot.

WarioWare is another whacky mini-game experience featuring Mario's antithesis Wario, who guides you through the game and will give you a laugh or three as well. This game will keep you on your toes, but have you chuckling while up there.