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I highly recommend the "Fluidity" demo from WiiWare. It is available for no cost through the Shop Channel. Although I haven't tried the full game yet, the demo is amazing.

I feel your pain, Adam. I have so many half-completed games in my collection - across all my consoles, including Wii and DS - that it's disturbing that I even feel the urge to buy any more.

If you like physics-based puzzles games I HIGHLY recommend "World of Goo", which is also available on PC (Steam). It's probably the best-looking game on WiiWare, and one of the best-reviewed. It has world-class production values. Also, the WiiWare version is $5 less than the PC version...

Orbient is a good game, but very simple (mediocre graphics, only uses two buttons). It's the first of the new "Art Style" series, based on the "Bit Generations" puzzle series games for the Game Boy Advance (which were never published in America). This series features crude graphics and very...

I've had no trouble transferring larger titles over to my 2GB SD card to make room for some of the larger releases (Sin & Punishment, Lost Winds). It's also comforting knowing that all my games are stored in the Wii itself, and I won't ever need an internet connection to access them. Because...