The game that will define Wii?

Okay, so I've got this Wii here that my brother bought and it's just came in, and I find myself not playing it much.  I think the system's got a lot of potential to be a really fun experience, but so far since it's just launched it doesn't have that one game that just encompasses everything that the Wii stands for.  Zelda is still a Gamecube game, even though it's got some nifty control features and Wii Sports and WarioWare are basically just minigames, not cohesive ones.

So just as an interesting question, is there a game already announced for Wii that you think will define the system or what do you think that game will be?

Looking at the titles announced so far I think Super Mario Galaxy has the most potential to be the Wii-defining game.

I think games like Monkeyball, Rayman, Wii Sports, Twilight Princess and Elebits already define it.PikaPichu

Yeah, these games are doing a pretty good job so far, and the games will only get better. God I love Twilight Princess and I can't wait for the next one.

Okay, so I've got this Wii here that my brother bought and it's just came in, and I find myself not playing it much.  I think the system's got a lot of potential to be a really fun experience, but so far since it's just launched it doesn't have that one game that just encompasses everything that the Wii stands for.  Zelda is still a Gamecube game, even though it's got some nifty control features and Wii Sports and WarioWare are basically just minigames, not cohesive ones.

So just as an interesting question, is there a game already announced for Wii that you think will define the system or what do you think that game will be?

Looking at the titles announced so far I think Super Mario Galaxy has the most potential to be the Wii-defining game.

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I agree with Super Mario Galaxy defining the Wii.

I think games like Monkeyball, Rayman, Wii Sports, Twilight Princess and Elebits already define it.PikaPichu

Elebits I think is a step in the right direction, but the others you mentioned just seem like diversions to hold us over until the real potential is revealed.  Monkeyball's control scheme is neat, but when you think about it, it's basically turning the wiimote into a glorified analog stick, and I already mentioned why stuff like Rayman, Wii Sports and Twilight Princess don't quite define the system for me.

Along with Super Mario Galaxy, Metroid Prime 3 could also show us how the Wii could be a more immersive controller than standard ones.

Super Mario Galaxy, Metroid Prime 3the_leet_kid

Super Mario Galaxy, Metroid Prime 3the_leet_kid

I think games like Monkeyball, Rayman, Wii Sports, Twilight Princess and Elebits already define it.PikaPichu

I believe that Metroid Prime 3 will define the Wii, although I'm not sure exactly why. Mostly for me it's the simple equation of Metroid + Voice Acting = :D (If it's good voice work that is...    or really, really bad voice work that'd be good too.)