Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection (Wii, PSP, PlayStation 2)

Here, the Wiimote and Nunchuk act as your flippers and plunger. Shaking the Wiimote may save your ball from leaving the playfield. But shake too hard and you'll tilt the table. By winning at tables like Funhouse that start unlocked, you'll collect quarters, which will unlock the rest of the tables.

Another plus of playing pinball inside a video game is that you can actually hear the sounds and music in the game, some of which is hummable like a jingle on TV. That is something that frequently goes unnoticed in a loud arcade. While there's no online play, up to four friends can compete during multiplayer at once. Since the game is easy to learn but hard to master, it just might see some of the popularity that Wii Sports has had. Mainly, though, The Williams Collection is a great way for parents and children to bond over playing a video game. The nice price, about $20 less than the average Wii game, is a real bonus.