Why I buy this one ?
- The game evaluates your level, tracks and rewards your personal progression
- 17,000 words
- Large variety of games
- DS-Wii connectivity
- Includes 5 multiplayer games when linking the DS and Wii

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What our customer's say!

"Worth your $[...]", I'm too scared to ever actually use the new words that I've learned from this game for fear of using them incorrectly and sounding like an idiot, but My Word Coach has extended my vocabulary. It's fun, addictive, personalized to each individual player, and definitely worth the $[...]. Of all the Wii games I've played, this one is my... second favorite.

"My Word Coach", My Word Coach offers a fun and challenging way to increase your vocabulary in addition to checking out what level verbage you already use. It would be an excellent way to help your children learn while playing a fun game.

"Fun and educational!", Good game that makes learning new words fun! I was surprised at how quick it came up with words I didn't know, and I really liked the way it worked those words back into the next set of games played, as a method to ensure you learn them. For the price, a great gaming value with longevity!

"Fun for word-nerds...does not make the best use of the Wii interface.", If you love vocabulary based games and go to sites like freerice often, you will find this game fun. It offers you a choice of instructors and games. You have a required quota for the day and your instructor will let you know how you're doing. In one game you have to choose between 2 words based on the meaning, which is what we play the most. In another you fill in the blanks of a word by spray painting the letter on the screen. This game is a bit frustrating because it's difficult to spray paint the letter with the remote and you lose points if you take too much time. There are some other games too. Playing it as a multi-player game is fun, only my kid scored higher than me just because she is better at using the Wii-mote. I ended up clicking the wrong answer sometimes just because the interface is not as responsive or intuitive as some other Wii games (like Super Mario Galaxy, for instance).

Overall the game is fun but is not really designed to teach you usage of new words. It is built more like a testing game to test your vocabulary.

"expand your vocabulary", This is a great way to brush up on your vocabulary. And also learn lots of new words that you never knew. The interface of the game is very engaging and some of the games are very entertaining. It's great that there's lots of games to play solo, as well as with a friend. This game is great for all ages.

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"smarter as you go", Only problem with this gamesome time you can spell the word and the game will mark it as wrong other wize it is a desent game.

"If you want a "family game" - this is it!", I bought this game for myself - the only game I have ever purchased for myself. Although we have many different types of game consoles and games, none had ever interested me prior to obtaining this game. Other family members enjoyed the games we have, but not I. I was actually doubtful that I would even enjoy this one, but it looked interesting. The first time I sat down to play it - something really great happened...the entire family wanted to play! Finally! A game the family can play together...wants to play together...and enjoys playing together. GREAT GAME!


"GOOD WAY to review the words you alread know. BAD WAY to learn new terms.", For people whose English is their second language, this game presents a GOOD WAY to review the words they already know. However, it's a BAD WAY to learn new terms. It's because of the reasons listed below

1. The words are explained but there are no examples that show how to use them. As a result, you can create non-natural English sentences even though you know their meanings.

For example, "influx" is explained as "the arrival of large group of people or things". That's it. There's no example. This is just like learning new words by memorizing an English dictionary which is next to useless. It's because you won't be able to create correct English sentences. Further more, it's very difficult to remember them without good examples.

In this area, this game is far more inferior to Collins Cobuild-advanced Learners English Dictionary, paper back, ISBN 978-0007210121. It has multiple examples for every term. One of the examples for influx is "The increase of 4.5 million in America's foreign-born represented the largest immigrant influx of any decade in US history"

2. There's no pronunciation! English is a living language. You might know the words but other people won't understand what you're speaking if you pronounce them wrong! Again, In this area, this game is not as good Collins Cobuild-advanced Learners English Dictionary. It contains a CD with pronunciation of all the words it explains.

3. The interface is good in many areas but it's difficult to use in "Missing letter" game. Here, you have to spray painting to fill in the missing letter. Wii controller is the wrong tool for this. Many times, I just finished spraying part of a letter A when the game recognized it as "I". It's very frustrating because I had to erase it and start it all over again. That made me exceed the time limit.

Overall, it's a fair tool to be used as a supplement to other tools for improving your vocabulary skill. I own it.


"An Innovative, but Flawed Game", My husband and I are in our early twenties and are both previous english majors who are enamored with words. We did not have fun with this game.

1. In terms of ease of gameplay, the controls are awful. They appear to have wanted to take advantage of the novelty of the wii-mote with no thought as to how the difficulty of maneuvering would impact gameplay.
2. The overall tone of the walk-through and the grading was a bit patronizing.
3. Performing the same tasks over and over again in order to open new ones was not interesting.
4. While they managed to pick challenging vocabulary, much of the words do not seem like particularly useful terms to know.
5. The competition with other players is lacking.

I think there are better games, particularly on the DS and the Wii, to challenge people mentally. I personally favor Big Brain Academy over this game. While those games do not pay much attention to vocabulary or spelling, this game proves to me that there is still a ways to go before we master bringing those subjects into a video game format.

"Perfect game for nerds who play solo (and everyone else too)", "My Word Coach" is quite intriguing, especially being an intellectually stimulating video game. There is a slight learning curve on how to use the remote control. With some practice (and patience), I'm able to spray paint my letters faster and more accurately. Picking up the letters out of my cereal bowl before the timer ends was the most challenging game so far. I wish there were a few more practice runs for using the remote properly before they start grading you. My first try got me rated as a "high school graduate" (insulting), but I tried again and rightfully got labeled as a "college graduate" (that's more like it!). It does give the option to use a Nintendo DS controller in this game, which would make it easier to write. As I play more, there are new words, but sometimes I wish that I could back and retest, especially when I make a typo.

This game is perfect for the nerd who plays solo, but there is an opportunity to compete with your friends. However, I wish it would be a multi-player game, where I can switch back and forth with a friend during a game (AKA take turns). The game makes your brain churn, not make you scream or sweat like other games, such as tennis. Let's just say, it's fun in a different way. "My Word Coach" is good for all ages, because it takes your age in consideration for selecting the vocabulary words. Yes, lying about your age in this case would be counterproductive.

I'm a visual person, so I like how it always reviews the words with the definitions after each round. The different "games" are essentially different techniques in getting you to learn new words. The one thing that is lacking is the oral part. Spelling is only half good if the word is mispronounced. I wish that the game would say the word aloud for proper pronunciation at some point, maybe even during the review after each session.

I definitely recommend this game to all ages for my friends, family, and strangers. It doesn't win the 5th star since there is some room for improvement as suggested above.