The eagerly-anicipated next Monkey Island saga comes to WiiWare with moderate success. Maybe get the PC version...
However, this for the Wii version is where the plus points stop. The WiiWare port suffers from some abysmal sound glitches, clicks and pops, particularly in the background music, some very interesting graphical issues and clipping problems, as well as the odd hang here and there requiring a hard-reset of your Wii console. The game looks, sounds and plays more like a beta release than a finished product, even though for a WiiWare game it is a simply mammoth download. You will certainly be needing a fairly hefty SD card installed in your Wii if you were planning on having all 5 episodes downloaded at the same time.
On the plus side, the 1000 point price in the Wii shop is fairly cheap (£7.50 an episode roughly), and the Wii remote and nunchuck combination does seem idealy suited to the newer 3D control system, even if the clipping issues, coupled with a fairly clumsy inventory system, can on occasions make it a slightly annoying experience.
Frustrations aside, it's still a Monkey Island game, and an entertaining one at that (if not a particularly polished one). However, with the PC version being prettier, with better quality sound, more stability and a slightly lower price, there is very little reason to choose the Wii version if you have a PC capable of running it (anything other than a netbook, from what I can tell).