Funniest Game on Wii?

What do you think is the funniest game on Wii. I think it is Madworld, but House of The Dead Overkill is also funny.

No more hereos was pretty funny alot of killing and cussing at each other.

Oh, WarioWare: Smooth Moves. No contest. I don't think I've ever laughed so hard playing a videogame.

Super Paper Mario takes the cake for me. The dialogue is absolutely hilarious, even though there's way too much of it. I don't think I would've liked the game whatsoever if it hadn't been so funny.

I haven't played HoTD: Overkill but I think TOS Dawn of the New World is pretty funny in a corny kinda of way.

Madworld is the funniest game you can possibly get on Wii.

The reason, the absolute best anouncer/commentators are in the game continually letting you know what they think.

Super Paper Mario takes the cake for me. The dialogue is absolutely hilarious, even though there's way too much of it. I don't think I would've liked the game whatsoever if it hadn't been so funny.

JordanElek

Super Paper Mario takes the cake for me. The dialogue is absolutely hilarious, even though there's way too much of it. I don't think I would've liked the game whatsoever if it hadn't been so funny.

agree with madworld

Super Paper Mario takes the cake for me. The dialogue is absolutely hilarious, even though there's way too much of it. I don't think I would've liked the game whatsoever if it hadn't been so funny.

I don't know what the problem is with the gameplay either,you do what Mario does best instead of boring and dated turn-based battles.Stephleref

To each his own, though. I still don't mind recommending it to people because they'll either like the dialogue, the gameplay, or both.

[QUOTE="Stephleref"]I don't know what the problem is with the gameplay either,you do what Mario does best instead of boring and dated turn-based battles.JordanElek

To each his own, though. I still don't mind recommending it to people because they'll either like the dialogue, the gameplay, or both.

I don't think basic and easy platforming is something bad (Wario Land platforming was basic and easy too imo) and flipping from 2D to 3D was not a problem for me,you never need it for excessive amount of time.

I think the main problem is some people wanted a full RPG and others wanted a full platformer.

So on one hand one guy is disappointed because the game is not turn based and the RPG element is not deep enough and the other guy is annoyed by the huge amount of text.

Super Mario Galaxy. ;)

I think the main problem is some people wanted a full RPG and others wanted a full platformer.

So on one hand one guy is disappointed because the game is not turn based and the RPG element is not deep enough and the other guy is annoyed by the huge amount of text.

Stephleref

I think that's pretty accurate, but I also think it's the result of a lack of focus in the game. It has average platforming and average RPG elements as a result of not taking a strong focus on either. The RPG elements are very weak, but that would be fine if the platforming elements were stronger, and vice versa. So I'm basically saying that you're absolutely right. Personally, I didn't really care whether it was a strong platformer or a strong RPG, because I like both genres, but I was disappointed that it wasn't strong in either. The hybrid turned out to be less effective than it seemed on paper.

The hybrid turned out to be less effective than it seemed on paper.

JordanElek

Thank you Captain Pun

My vote goes for anything with the Rabbids, they seem funny and harmless but also have that way about them that if you sit too close they'll cut you

[QUOTE="Stephleref"]I think the main problem is some people wanted a full RPG and others wanted a full platformer.

So on one hand one guy is disappointed because the game is not turn based and the RPG element is not deep enough and the other guy is annoyed by the huge amount of text.

JordanElek

I think that's pretty accurate, but I also think it's the result of a lack of focus in the game. It has average platforming and average RPG elements as a result of not taking a strong focus on either. The RPG elements are very weak, but that would be fine if the platforming elements were stronger, and vice versa. So I'm basically saying that you're absolutely right. Personally, I didn't really care whether it was a strong platformer or a strong RPG, because I like both genres, but I was disappointed that it wasn't strong in either. The hybrid turned out to be less effective than it seemed on paper.

Ooh you made a pun! I sees it.

But also Steph, it's not just that the platforming was easy - you are misinterpreting me. It's that it was also repetitive and unimaginative. Without new, interesting platforming sequences and without difficulty, it made the gameplay boring. You need at least either a challenge or imaginative level design to make platforming interesting. Lacking both, it was boring.

Additionally, it's not that I don't like reading; it's that the text was excessive. I love RPGs. But a lot of that text was unnecessary and annoying. I tried to get someone else to play, starting a new game. They gave up after 15 minutes. They said, "can I move yet???" There is way too much narration and exposition for a game so thin on plot.

My vote goes for anything with the Rabbids, they seem funny and harmless but also have that way about them that if you sit too close they'll cut youJaysonguy

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[QUOTE="Stephleref"]I think the main problem is some people wanted a full RPG and others wanted a full platformer.

So on one hand one guy is disappointed because the game is not turn based and the RPG element is not deep enough and the other guy is annoyed by the huge amount of text.

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I think that's pretty accurate, but I also think it's the result of a lack of focus in the game. It has average platforming and average RPG elements as a result of not taking a strong focus on either. The RPG elements are very weak, but that would be fine if the platforming elements were stronger, and vice versa. So I'm basically saying that you're absolutely right. Personally, I didn't really care whether it was a strong platformer or a strong RPG, because I like both genres, but I was disappointed that it wasn't strong in either. The hybrid turned out to be less effective than it seemed on paper.

Ooh you made a pun! I sees it.

But also Steph, it's not just that the platforming was easy - you are misinterpreting me. It's that it was also repetitive and unimaginative. Without new, interesting platforming sequences and without difficulty, it made the gameplay boring. You need at least either a challenge or imaginative level design to make platforming interesting. Lacking both, it was boring.

Additionally, it's not that I don't like reading; it's that the text was excessive. I love RPGs. But a lot of that text was unnecessary and annoying. I tried to get someone else to play, starting a new game. They gave up after 15 minutes. They said, "can I move yet???" There is way too much narration and exposition for a game so thin on plot.

I really liked the levels and puzzles,unimaginative sound a little harsh imo but sorry you felt that way. ;)

Level design have to be terrible like in No More Heroes or The Godfather to bore me.

Excessive text is true but the plot is great and that was the main reason i liked the game along with the humor.

I don't mind reading in games because I can do it

I consider it one of my strengths

literacy = win

Suzumiya Haruhi No Gekidou is so darn hilarious if you get the hidden jokes and follow the story accurately.

I do not mind reading either but voice acting=better presentation

Super Mario Galaxy. ;)

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First of all I want to say...I thought about it for an hour but couldn't find anything funny in this game...lol

And I go with Rayman Raving Rabbids just cause their so cool and awesome and they will like throw a cow at you when you just look at the ground wrong or something.

by far youll laugh your head off its also very fun

^^^

That wins.

the Strongbad series is hysterical if you're a fan of the cartoon series--and I forgot about Super Paper Mario. That whole section with the nerd guy was seriously brilliant.

Also, let's not forget about Wii Music (not an insult, it's actually one of my favorite Wii games). Playing La Bamba with cat and dog suits=lolocaust.