Hello! Welcome to the first (and hopefully) monthly installment of Dastardly Digital's Divine Deals! With a rampancy of ADD fueling the majority of internet communities, it's tough to find time to look back at the games one has missed. We often tell ourselves that Game X is fun, but not worth sixty dollars. I am here to tell you that it's time to take another look. Stop playing Burnout and No More Heroes for a few minutes and check out some of these older titles that may have fallen off your radar to become affordable!

I've only made it through about half of Zack and Wiki, but that's not for any lack of quality on its part so much as my schedule, game ADD, and Wii-commandeering roommates. What I have played has been every bit as good as the internet hype has claimed. The point-and-click adventure style obviously works well on the Wii and the puzzles are a blast to solve. The ever-hyped "most realistic use of the Wiimote yet" isn't quite what I'd wanted and it can get a bit gimmicky, but there are still some interesting uses of the controller here that haven't been featured in other games. There's even some replayability here if you care about scores. You get scored based on how quickly you can complete levels (or how many tries it takes before you find the right step in the puzzle).

Don't let its questionable style choice coupled with probably one of the worst titles you could slap on a serious game (one word away from being "Zack and Cody") deter you from checking it out.