Baszie

I think the best news here is that there is a chance there will be a Timesplitters 4. When free radical was bought by crytek, it seemed there wouldn't be any more timesplitter games because crytek didn't support consoles.
Crossing my fingers.

PGR is a lot of fun online; you can play splitscreen online and there are some fun game variants like Bulldog (kind of like zombies/infection) or Cat and mouse.
Burnout is a lot of fun, but it's very arcadey, so if you're looking for a RACER, you might not even like it.

This expansion is amazing. I had a lot of fun playing this online.

Am I the only person that thinks N+ deserves a lot more praise? The online multiplayer may be a bit laggy, but local 4-player co-op is so much fun. The level editor is something you don't see in many arcade games and there are a lot of levels.
Apart from N+, I really like Castle Crashers and GeoWars 2.

Mr. Hinkle, I've spent about a year reading wiifanboy, and I have to say, it's great to see you here! I've always liked your writing.
As for the charts, I'm always a bit dissapointed that N+ is never in the arcade titles list.

Also important to mention is that they dropped the Title update: no level sharing, and no highscores for the new levels.
Read about it in this topic: http://metanet.2.forumer.com/index.php?showtopic=21676

The levels will be sweet though, I'll probably buy all of them :)

This is my favorite arcade game, though I would be very happy if they fixed some flaws like the lag and like some people said, the co-op episodes not showing as completed.

I somehow found a list like this on kotaku some time ago, maybe it wasn't official but it made 1 thing clear: buy an xbox.
I've been waiting ages for SSBB to come out, and because I live in Europe, I will have to wait even longer than the rest. I'm glad I didn't buy a Wii.
Maybe the console will have some more games in 2009, but until then, I'm not interested.

No more goldeen!