So, I'm selling my 360 + Games and buying a Wii + a s***load of games. Suggestions?
I like platforming, action-adventure, RPGs and puzzle games, mostly. I don't think anything that needs 3D realistic graphics to be good (I don't think I'd like Call of Duty on the Wii, for instance) would please me.
iAtrocious
Super Mario Galaxy
Super Mario Galaxy 2
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Wario Land: Shake It
Kirby's Epic Yarn (though you should note that this isn't the typical Kirby game. It's focused more on collecting things in the levels, and getting 100%. You can't diein the game, which doesn't bother me too much, but may bother you. And it leads to my biggest problem with the game - very uneven difficulty, with 5-10% beingpretty challenging, and 90% being really easy. It is still a very well designed game, if you don't mind the lack of difficulty)
Klonoa
Super Paper Mario
Muramasa: The Demon Blade (a kind of hack-and-slash game with RPG elements)
Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz (haven't played Step and Roll, so can't say how that is)
Mario Kart Wii (If you like arcade racing games, this one's great. Though I don't know how it compares to past games)
ExciteBots: Trick Racing (need to be a fan of arcade racing games like Mario Kart, but it's a lot crazier, and is focused more on doing random stuff during the race instead of just getting first place)
Little King's Story (Has Pikmin-styled combat, and elements of RPG and city building games. The city building elements are pretty simplistic, but help contribute to the whole "conquer the world" feeling that the game tries to present)
Sin & Punishment: Star Successor (short but sweet on-rails shooter)
de Blob (Very unique platformer, where you go around coloring the city, and doing different missions. Can be a bit repetitive at times, and the levels are long, often taking an hour to complete, especially if you try to do all the missions.)
Sonic ant the Secret Rings
Sonic Unleashed (I know that the 3D Sonic games are nowhere near as liked as the 2D games, and often even hated by some people. That's why I put these games on here reluctantly. I personally enjoyed both of these games. Also, you may consider Sonic Colors, which is supposed to have more focus on the s-tyle of level that they had in Unleashed's day levels).
Trauma Center: Second Opinion (The only game from the series which I've played, and I loved it. It's such a unique game with a kind of action puzzler feel. Some operations push you to act quickly, some push you to think hard about what you're doing, and others make you do both. It can be really challenging, and even frustrating in some operations. If you like it, you should also consider getting Trauma Center: New Blood, and Trauma Team, which expands the series to other specialties and gameplay s-tyle.)
Geometry Wars: Galaxies (A great arcade space shooter. I personally prefer this one to Retro Evolved 2, because while there are some repeated ideas in the stages, most of them feel unique, and are well thought out.)
No More Heroes (I did have some problems with this, most notably with the things you do in between the main levels of the game. And it does feel a bit repetitive sometimes. But I really did enjoy this game. Especially with its great boss battles. I haven't played the second game yet, so I can't say how that is, but you may want to consider that one as well.)
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
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