Wii

Conduit 2 – 60%
Lego Star Wars lll: The Clone Wars – 70%
Virtua Tennis 4 – 65%
Guilty Gearxx Accent Core Plus – 84%

Japan import

Ikenie no Yoru – 68%
Rune Factory: Oceans – 73%

3DS

Puzzle Bobble Universe – 40%
Rabbids 3D – 35%
Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D – 37%
The Sims 3D – 55%
Madden NFL: Football – 46%

Japan import

Cubic Ninja – 75%

DS

Monster Tale – 80%
Musiic Party: Rock the House – 51%
Lego Ninjago: The Videogame – 64%
Duke Nukem Crital Mass 29%
Plants vs Zombies – 86%
Lego Star Wars lll – 64%

Thanks to Jose for the tip!

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The Wii edition of Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit was pretty much an abomination. So it’s probably a good thing that EA is switching developers for the latest title in the franchise. Firebrand Games, well-known for their work on Trackmania for Nintendo platforms, is creating the Wii and 3DS versions of “The Run.” Firebrand certainly knows how to make a quality racer, so that should bode well for the latest Need for Speed games on Wii/3DS.

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