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Triple BTriple B Bastard of the NorthMARegistered User regular
edited November 2020 in Help / Advice Forum
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  • DirtmuncherDirtmuncher Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    ?Jean White ? Snowboarding with WII balance board.
    Lots of fun with a few people.

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  • SaddlerSaddler Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Sounds like what you picked up will last a while, but here are a few of my faves:

    A thousand times Super Mario Galaxy.
    Trauma Center: Under the Knife. There's also a sequel.
    Super Paper Mario. Especially if you liked Wonder Boy in Monster World. Not necessarily if you liked other Paper Mario games.
    Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn

    Punch-Out is kind of a regret for me. There's nothing wrong with it per se, but it didn't grab me. You might like it if you have the reflexes for it. If mine was magically somehow still unopened, I would return it.

    Ys I and II on the Virtual Console if you like old RPGs
    Lords of Thunder, Virtual Console if you like shmups and fun. In fact almost every Turbo Grafx shooter on the VC is awesome. You might like Air Zonk more, actually, which is also awesome.
    Bit.Trip.Beat on WiiWare. There's a demo for this, so I assume you're familiar with it.

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  • RohanRohan Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Wii Exclusives -

    Muramasa - Demon Blade
    House of the Dead - Overkill
    No More Heroes
    Dead Space - Extraction
    The Conduit
    Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles - The Crystal Bearers
    Zack & Wiki - Quest For Barbaros' Treasure
    Battalion Wars 2
    Mario Kart Wii
    Super Smash Bros. Brawl


    Wii Multi-platform -

    Rock Band/Guitar Hero
    Tales of Monkey Island
    Sam & Max
    World of Goo


    Games to look out for -

    No More Heroes - Desperate Struggle
    Monster Hunter Tri
    Dragon Quest X
    Metroid - Other M
    Sin & Punishment 2
    Super Mario Galaxy 2
    Legend of Zelda
    Arc Rise - Fantasia
    Epic Mickey
    Red Steel 2
    Fragile Dreams - Farewell Ruins of the Moon
    Gladiator AD
    Tower of Shadow

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  • EeveelutionEeveelution Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Very solid List.

    Also now on the Wii:

    Super Mario Cart.

    The virtual console is the best part imo.

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  • THEPAIN73THEPAIN73 Shiny. Real shiny.Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    I have spent about $370 bucks on the Virtual Console and it's the main reason I own a Wii.

    It is a fantastic service.

    Just buy $20 worth of points and buy four NES games.

    Zelda, Mario, Kirby, and some Mega Man 2 and you will be set.

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  • Triple BTriple B Bastard of the North MARegistered User regular
    edited November 2020
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  • CervetusCervetus Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Silent Hill: Shattered Memories just came out recently and is quite good. If you're looking to save money then obviously get older games first, but if you want to be current then it's a good pick as far as I'm concerned.

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  • LoneIgadzraLoneIgadzra Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    As usual with a Nintendo console, you can hardly go wrong with any of the first-party AAA titles, I assume you know enough to know what those are. The appeal should be pretty universal (though I want to strangle whoever is responsible for the SMG water controls), and getting through those will take a good while.

    As a side note: If you've never played RE4 (haha), the Wii edition is totally the way to go.

    No More Heroes, it should be emphasized, is kind of a 'B' game - definitely a lot of fun and worth buying, but not an unforgettable experience by any stretch of the imagination.

    Virtual Console is to taste of course (hoo boy do I regret buying the first two sonic games, which are apparently games that lots of people like), but I would like to give a shout out for Ninja Gaiden 1 and 2 for NES. Tough as nails, but once you start to get it you will feel like goddamn ninja and have loads of fun. (NG 3 inexplicably has limited continues, and is also much shittier than 2 as far as I can tell, so my stance on it is don't bother.) The music is fantastic (probably 75% of why I kept coming back to get killed by hawks) and the cutscenes are mind-blowing for an NES game.

    But hey, you've been gaming longer than me so you've probably already played those.

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  • Triple BTriple B Bastard of the North MARegistered User regular
    edited November 2020
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  • ZxerolZxerol for the smaller pieces, my shovel wouldn't do so i took off my boot and used my shoeRegistered User regular
    edited December 2009
    1) Buy four Wiimotes.
    2) Buy four Gamecube controllers.
    3) Buy Bomberman Blast.
    4) Buy seven friends.
    5) Blow some shit up.

    Okay, so I guess Bomberman isn't a real "hardcore" game, but fuck me if I don't believe that all consoles should have some form of Bomberman on it, and the Wii version one-ups others (save Saturn Bomberman) with eight player local play. That shit is the business.

    Also, no one mentioned MadWorld yet. So yes, get that fucking game. It is awesome.

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  • LoneIgadzraLoneIgadzra Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Triple B wrote: »
    I've definitely played the old Ninja Gaiden ones, no reason for me to go that way again. Same with the old Sonic titles--which I loved to death--I've bought those about a hundred times over with all the "collection" games that have been released, and also on XBLA...to say nothing of having owned them originally on the Genesis back when they were new.

    Yeah I don't have anything against sonic in its distilled form, per se, except the limited continues coupled with the games being long and probably more difficult than Ninja Gaiden make me want to throw the classic controller through the wall.

    By the way, Smash Bros. is really great to play with a friend. The coop adventure mode can be infuriating on occasion, but it's definitely worth doing, and the fighting game actually has a lot of depth in a duel context (with more players it's just too hectic). There are also a raft of 2-player coop challenges. Enormous value.

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  • adejaanadejaan Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Okami is also good, if you haven't already played it on the PS2.

    *edit - and it's been out for 3 years so it'll cost less than a brand-new game.

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  • FiggyFiggy Fighter of the night man Champion of the sunRegistered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Boom Blox, if you ever have friends over or an SO who would play with you. Best party game on the Wii.

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  • FunkyWaltDoggFunkyWaltDogg Columbia, SCRegistered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Super Mario Galaxy is an incredible game and everyone who owns a Wii should have it.

    RE:4 on the Wii is fantastic, it's the definitive version for sure.

    Boom Blox is awesome if you play with friends. Get the newer game (Blast Party I think?), it's much less buggy and it's nearly as cheap.

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  • SteevSteev What can I do for you? Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Definitely check out the WiiWare stuff. Someone else mentioned Bit.Trip Beat, which is excellent. There are also two other games in the series which are pretty damn good too: Bit.Trip Core and Bit.Trip Void.

    There are supposed to be 3 more games coming out in the Bit.Trip series.

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  • Triple BTriple B Bastard of the North MARegistered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Interesting...I've given Okami some thought, because it looked like a game I'd really get into back when it came out. I just never gave it a shot because I always thought the way it played would've worked so much better on a Wii (i.e. motion controls) than on a PS2.

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  • an_altan_alt Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    How do Gamecube controllers compare to the "Wii classic controllers"? I haven't used the former in years and I haven't tried the latter.

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  • cj iwakuracj iwakura The Rhythm Regent Bears The Name FreedomRegistered User regular
    edited December 2009
    I use it for Sin & Punishment and it works fine.


    Also, if you like shmups, Castle Shikigami 3 is $10(or less) everywhere that has it.

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  • MetroidZoidMetroidZoid Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    SteevL wrote: »
    Definitely check out the WiiWare stuff. Someone else mentioned Bit.Trip Beat, which is excellent. There are also two other games in the series which are pretty damn good too: Bit.Trip Core and Bit.Trip Void.

    There are supposed to be 3 more games coming out in the Bit.Trip series.

    Also World of Goo's worth is. I think the only other WiiWare game I've gotten is Pokemon Rumble, but only because I'm a 22 year old with the heart of a 5 year old :lol:

    Also I think My Life as King and My Life as Warlord or something or another got good reviews, but you need to buy more DLC to get the full effect. Mega Man 9 as well.

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  • BartholamueBartholamue Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    an_alt wrote: »
    How do Gamecube controllers compare to the "Wii classic controllers"? I haven't used the former in years and I haven't tried the latter.
    It's great for N64 games, but not as good for SNES games. They're more comfy too, and no eggshell design.

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  • Clint EastwoodClint Eastwood My baby's in there someplace She crawled right inRegistered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Mario Galaxy is awesome.

    Boom Blox is actually quite clever and fun. I was surprised and impressed with it.

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  • LoneIgadzraLoneIgadzra Registered User regular
    edited December 2009
    Triple B wrote: »
    Interesting...I've given Okami some thought, because it looked like a game I'd really get into back when it came out. I just never gave it a shot because I always thought the way it played would've worked so much better on a Wii (i.e. motion controls) than on a PS2.

    Nah, PS2 version is fantastic, you won't really think that while playing it. The brush is not just a progressive idea shoehorned onto a thumbstick; it actually works fine. That said, it is fairly sluggish trying to to anything elaborate with it or using it a lot, so using things like bombs in combat is not something that would occur to you as much as in the Wii version.

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