Most underrated wii game?

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[QUOTE="Gam3r29"]i think sonic unleashed is a LITTLE uderrated, considering the fact that the daytime levels are awesome.nini200

The daytime levels are repetitive, but there better then the werehog levels.

I hated the fact you got rewarded for spamming the boost button like crazyfor most of a stage in a day level. The werehog stages were bad for only one reason. The gameplay of the stages didn't actually fit in with a sonic game even though the levels would be okay by themselves.

I would have to disagree with the people saying Tales 2. The action was good but story wise, and the exploration killed it all for me. Voice acting was terrible, and story wasn't close to as good as the first. After playing the first I was expecting an awesome sequal and it was a major let down.

Most underated though had to be Madworld. Good game (gets repetitive at the end) with a story that gets interesting at the end.

The godfather back hand edition

Probably, at least that's what i think, wii's most underrated game is World of Goo, a simple, nice and just plain fun puzzler where you have to make a bridge with a limited number of gooey blobs. May sound weird to you, but once you get to it, it 'll definetly start to make some common sense.

This is an image from wii's World of Goo.

Also, this game is available on wiiware for a very low price (fun for your wallet too ;)) and i fou're not sure about buying the game before played, then no problemo! Because (OMG these guys really thought of everything) there's also a free demo available on the shopping channel!

It's really much slime, and it's worth a dime!:D

I would have to say Zack and Wiki and Metroid Other M. Metroid Other M played more like Metroid fusion than like Super Metroid. I think people went into the game expecting Super Metroid and were disappointed when it wasn't the exact same. Donkey Kong was slightly overrated. The bonus levels were repetitive and there weren't many new songs in the game either.

alot of games on wii are both underated and under appreicaited here

so it dont suprise me in fact i think even n64 had this problem so i cant list just one but heres a top ten

1 red steel , it deserved quite a bit better score, i mean come on it was the first fps out that did the remote well ,

2- red steel 2 again , this series is by far under appreicaited ya the lack of split screen hurt but the game was funner

3-madworld , it was very unique

4 marioparty 8 -its a shame it had to end right there , but man

5- i gotta say warioland shake it for 5

6-metroid other m after this came out everyone nearly bashed this one cause of the direction it took

7 petz dogs 2 , compared to nintendogs this is a better game , -as it is a adventure

8 puppy luv , this is more like nintendogs plus cats , as it whips nintendogs 1 out of the water graphically but still provides mostly the same experience just on the big screen

9 -house of the dead 2/3 returns , and the re on rail series's these deserve more praise

10 of all games , ive played last but not least mini desktop racers - ya i know its a bargin bin title but wheres micromachines -- ya my point exactly , since they wont do didly squat with that series at least some one finally comes up with somthng similar for wii

Little Kings Story is a good game, i think that was underrated.

De Blob. Sure, it got good reviews, but it isn't praised as much as most 1st party games on the system, and is in my opinion one of the system's best.

Twilight Princess. Yeah, I said it.

I love the poop out of that game.

Twilight Princess. Yeah, I said it.

I love the poop out of that game.

BubbyJello

Yah. but that game is hardly underrated?

Funny thing for me is, i bought and played most of the games you guys are mentioning, and they are the reason i gave up and sold my Wii. I dont think they are under-rated, but rather over-rated. Many of them sounded promising and looked interesting, but in the end they were all under produced with game crippling problems in one way or another. None of these games ever felt like they had a real budget, or felt like they were completed in the development process.