Neglected Wii Games



A short video in which I take a look at the Wii library to recommend several games that I personally think have been largely overlooked, when they are really worth playing.

I am interested in doing a second part to this, if people wish.

Music opening by:
http://www.youtube.com/firegxlol.

45 Comments

  1. All excellent picks to be on this list. It could have been way longer except that you'd be in danger of making a good games list instead of overlooked games list which is really easy to do since the Wii was massively dismissed by "core" gamers. Anyway here are a few more actual overlooked games that I haven't seen mentioned in the comments.

    Trackmania: Build To Race
    Geometry Wars: Galaxies
    Arcade Hits Pack: Gunblade N.Y. and L.A. Machineguns

    I could list more but again it would turn into a list of good games instead of truly overlooked ones.

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  2. Silent Hill Shattered Memories, though it later got a PS2 and a PSP port.

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  3. You know, it's pretty funny, I own every single one of the games you've mentioned.

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  4. There's one game that comes to mind right now.

    Cursed Mountain

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  5. Muramasa is BORING. The only thing going for it is its graphics. Super repetitive game.

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  6. Was Muramasa made by the same people that made Odin Sphere?

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  7. -Sam and Max Season 1 and 2
    -Okami
    -Rayman Origins

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  8. i picked up muramasa at record exchange for 9 dollars. the back tracking is so annoying.

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  9. Absolutely EXCELLENT choices here! I want Star Successor so bad, why can't I find it? ARGH!

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  10. My favorite Nintendo Wii games are: Mortal Kombat Armageddon, Dead Space: Extraction, Prince of Persia (The Forgotten Sands, Rival Swords), Resident Evil (Zero, Remake, Umbrella Chronicles, Darkside Chronicles), The Conduit 1-2, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent, Jurassic: The Hunted, The Destiny of Zorro, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, WALL-E, Metroid Prime Trilogy, 007: Quantum of Solace, GoldenEye 007, Heatseeker, Manhunt 2, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 1-2, Tetris Party, Deadly Creatures, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2-3, Bully, Red Steel, Call of Duty: World at War, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Animal Crossing: City Folk, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, Pandora's Tower, X-Men: Destiny.

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  11. Madness.
    Red Steel 2 (you showed it in the intro)
    No More Heroes 1 & 2
    Conduit 2
    Dead Space Extraction
    And Metroid Other M and Okami . . . maybe? (former sold okay, but still unappreciated & the latter wasn't really an exclusive)
    I was gonna put House of the Dead Overkill too; but apparently it sold pretty well.

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  12. A Shadow's Tale? Is that what it's also called, or was that a mistake? I have the game and it's called Lost in Shadow,

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  13. @lucariotrainer16 I have played it. I've beaten it.

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  14. The Calling: Dark Calling. Seriously. It's great, except for the second-half... but, the second-half's barely 40%.

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  15. wario land SI, muramasa and sin & punishment 2 are fucking cool, i have already saw lost in shadow but i've never played, but it seems to be epic

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  16. I would like to personally thank you for making this video I bought all of these games and they all are incredible thanks man

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  17. Dude, thank you for recommending Lost in Shadow to me. I bought it just recently, and I finished it today. Completely and totally worth the purchase.

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  18. This is why when morons type comments like "Wii sucks" (even on your videos) I want to hit them in the face. They probably never played anything except Wii Sports and decided to base their shitty opinion on the whole system because it's not in HD.

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  19. Please do a 2nd part. :D

    I'd do The Condui and Conduit 2. Even though the single player's not as good as the first one and it's REALLY unpolished in quite a lot of areas, it still has awesome multiplayer which makes it worth playing imo.

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  20. is it wrong to say that the graphics almost seem simuler to okami because thats what i think it looks like

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  21. hey in the intro there is a spider crawling up a road "what game is that"?

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  22. Rogue Trooper...sure it was originally a ps2/xbox game ,but the why the game plays with the Wiimote is great ,and considering the Wii didn't have many third person shooters this one is pretty awesome

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  23. I actually got Wario the shake dimension game a couple of years ago at xmas and I was hugely suprised how good and difficult it can be, as a result I enjoyed it a lot!

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  24. wowwww I'm such a faggot just realizing that the song in the beginning was the pokemon theme (epic fail) *facepalm*

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  25. I always found Order Up to be overlooked.
    That game was a fun and easy to play cooking simulator, it's one anyone can pick up and enjoy. Plus for an early Wii title it used the motion controls for cooking very well. It's also fairly cheap as well, and considering it can last for a good amount of time I say it's a bargain.

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  26. Being someone who has never been one to overlook the Wii, I feel annoyed with myself that I only own one of those four games; Wario Land. If I had to list any overlooked Wii games myself, then I'd say definitely Zack & Wiki and Madworld.

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  27. What? No Zack & Wiki? I feel dissapointed in you :V

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  28. @lucariotrainer16 Does the title of the video say 'Every Overlooked Wii Game In Existence?'

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  29. @AJrockchannel
    The irony there is that the overlooked game was fun and the hyped one was shite, why does this keep happening lately, ANSWER ME CAPCOM!!!
    ...okay, I'm better now.

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  30. @LiamRproductions I really meant it seems you haven't played it. You really need to get it. It's one of the best Puzzle games on the Wii.

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