3D Games for the Wii

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Reflex

• "Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Reflex" is a first-person shooter which sets the player as a soldier fighting in the Middle East. Missions range from covert infiltration operations that emphasize stealth and all-out fire fights along side tanks and air cover. Players can go online and play the multiplayer game, where they gain experience based on how well they play. This experience can be used to unlocked new guns, equipment, and abilities such as calling in air strikes and artillery barrages during multiplayer matches.

  It is rated M, for Mature, by the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB).

Endless Ocean: Blue World

• "Endless Ocean: Blue World" takes advantage of the 3D abilities of the Wii to create a beautiful adventure game about a team of deep sea divers trying to uncover the mystery of a sunken treasure. As they travel around the world, diving in search of ruined cities and shipwrecks, players can enjoy the beauty of all the flora and fauna of the deep sea. Though friends cannot advance through the game's story mode together, they can dive together online to explore the ocean and voice chat using the Wii Speak feature.

  It is rated E 10+, for Everyone above the age of 10, by the Entertainment Software Ratings Board.

Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces

• "Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces" is a combat flight simulator based on a Japanese cartoon. Players fly World War II-era style planes, both real and imaginary, in an alternate reality where powerful corporations stage fake air wars in the skies over the city for the amusement of the masses. Missions include bombing dams, taking recon photos, and straight dog-fighting with an action-arcade feel.

  The Entertainment Software Ratings Board has given the game a rating of T, for Teenagers.

Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

• Link is back in a new quest to save the world. In this one, he gains the power to transform back and forth into a shadow wolf with a companion named Midna. Players travel around the world of Hyrule, both in its real and shadow reality forms, helping people along the way and exploring mysterious dungeons. As you progress in the game, you gain equipment like the hook-shot grappling hook gun that allows you to access formerly inaccessible areas of dungeons. This role-playing game takes between 35 and 40 hours to play through.

  It has been rated T by the ESRB.