Mario Strikers Charged

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By NGamer_UK published 26 July 07

Is fair play being given the squeeze?

By Martin Kitts published 25 July 07

The most eye-poppingly intense "sports sim" on Wii

By Mike_Jackson published 2 June 07

Our UK brothers are already playing Strikers Online, those cheeky bastards

By Eric Bratcher published 25 May 07

The gang hits the soccer pitch once again, now with 800% more things on fire

By Andy_Robinson published 1 May 07

Mario, Metroid, Smash Bros. and Sonic penciled in for this year

By Matt Cundy published 23 September 06

We crunch-tackle multiplayer Mario sports

By Matt Cundy published 21 September 06

We crunch tackle multiplayer and get to grips with the shaky bits

By Brett Elston published 24 August 06

[Wii] Battalion Wars, Mario Strikers sequels on the Wii way

By Ben_Richardson published 23 August 06

[Wii] Nintendo signs up an explosive cartoon kick-about

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