A great action puzzler with slightly obtuse mechanics and a penchant for scratching up your DS touch screen. Sadly you could do better by wildly swiping at the screen than in considered play.

https://blog.gingerbeardman.com/2010/10/08/meteos/

Kuru Kuru Kururin sums up what I think is so great about the sort of games Nintendo published in the days of GBA, DS and Wii. It’s an unorthodox action/puzzle/maze game made by a third party best known for their scrolling shoot ’em ups. No other company would have the balls to release a game like this, never mind as part of a console launch line-up.

Fun fact: it was prototyped as an arcade game.

The sequel, Kururin Paradise, perfects the concept.

https://blog.gingerbeardman.com/2010/10/05/kuru-kuru-kururin/

Distinctly average game, with nice enough graphics.

I used to live for time on the bus to play this amazing game.

One of the Wii's many hidden gems.

Peak Nintendo User Interface Design.

A blast multi-player and Derby Dash goes down as one of the all-time greats.

Unfairly criticised because of a bad Nintendo stage presentation.

Takes a lot of skill to be good as this game and unlock everything.

Check out "perfect plays" on YouTube and read the comments to see how much this game means to a lot of people.

The Wii version is totally different to the other platforms so I feel should be listed separately. It's a very good game.

The Xbox 360 version runs 60fps and is also a great game.

Play both!

Peak Monkey Ball. Wii version is better than the Switch remake.

Not as good as the PlayStation version.