Wii Previews Archive. 
At the London MCM Expo last month, Tatsunoko Vs. Capcom Ultimate All-Stars made it’s European debut to what appeared to be a frequently bewildered audience. With Capcom offering a number of well-known, genre-defining characters and Tatsunoko mustering a handful of B-List stars, it would be easy to suggest that a European release is a pleasant surprise, if not a downright shock. However, even from the brief time with the game, Electronic Theatre would certainly lean on the side of being grateful Capcom have seen fit to bring the title to Europe.
Rygar: Battle for Argus is Rising Star Games’ next big release for Wii, due to arrive in Europe on June 19th, 2009. A remake of a Tecmo PlayStation2 release, Rygar: Battle for Argus took a dominating position at Rising Star Games’ stand at the MCM Expo last weekend, with the publisher clearly having high-hopes for the action-orientated title.
Rising Star Games were undoubtedly the stars of the MCM Expo in London this weekend. Taking the centre stand and demonstrating the reason they’ve claimed the “Home of Japanese Gaming” tagline with equanimity, the few titles they chose to present easily drew the biggest crowds at the show – more so than even 
Oxygen Games are set to bring the latest official PDC videogame release, PDC World Championship Darts 2009, to Wii and NintendoDS on May 29th, 2009, and for those of you who have been paying attention, 
Pet Pals: Animal Doctor will be arriving on UK shores on May 1st, and so Electronic Theatre have taken a close look at yet another of the titles released on Wii that may have been misjudged by many even before release.
Onechanbara: Bikini Zombie Slayers has attracted a lot of attention in the run-up to it’s US and European launches. Arriving on European Wii’s this Friday, 27th February, 2009, alongside a sister title on Xbox360 - Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad – what would be considered the most accessible Unique-Selling-Point by the more cynical gamers is obvious from one simple look at the artwork for the title.
In March of this year, Capcom are set to deliver the first officially licensed MotoGP videogame to Wii. Developed by Milestone, the team behind Capcom’s well received Xbox360, PLAYSTATION3 and PC title MotoGP 08, MotoGP for Wii turns the Wii Remote into a set of handle bars in an aim to deliver an unparalleled handling model without barriers to newcomers, whilst still providing a challenge to seasoned gamers.
Rumours surrounding the wider release possibilities for Monster Hunter 3 have been doing the rounds recently, with the PlayStation Portable having reportedly been deemed a possible host for the game at a later date. Whatever else may be happening with the title, one things is certain – its running on Wii right now..jpg)
