Worst Ever Wii game

Just been browsin' around the site for a while, particualrly at the Wii section, and I'm just wondering... WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE WORST WII GAME MADE? Sorry if there is already a topic about this, just tell me and i'll delete this thread.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl







Just kidding.....I havent played any of the ones below 5.0 but I'm going to say Anubis IILunar52

lol

pirates of the carribean at worlds end

horrible game, worst i have ever played on my wii, and am sorry that my uncle spent 20 dollars on it.

Super Mario Galaxy. The space theme was a brilliant idea, but I don't know what Nintendo was thinking when they stripped Mario of the FLUDD - a major innovation that helped to add immeasurable depth to the simplistic Mario 64 formula. Mario Galaxy, unlike its innovative predecessors, was a major step BACK for the series. Emmenite7

anubis II

ive played it

Ive experienced the horribleness

Im scarred for life

Chicken Shoot.m_machine024

This is the clear winner.

[QUOTE="Emmenite7"]Super Mario Galaxy. The space theme was a brilliant idea, but I don't know what Nintendo was thinking when they stripped Mario of the FLUDD - a major innovation that helped to add immeasurable depth to the simplistic Mario 64 formula. Mario Galaxy, unlike its innovative predecessors, was a major step BACK for the series. Haziqonfire

As we know, a good sequel builds upon - or at least retains what makes its predecessors great. Sunshine, like any good sequel, moved the series forward by taking the solid though shallow gameplay of Mario 64 and adding the versatile water cannon, creating an abundance of new abilities and gameplay elements, and in effect making the Nintendo 64 ****c primitive in comparison.

Mario Galaxy, however, innovated little and, worse yet, failed to even retain the elements that made it's predecessor, Sunshine, stand out in the first place. Sure, Mario Galaxy had some impressive visuals and catchy beats, but the removal of the water pack that made Sunshine so much deeper and dynamic than its predecessors pulled Mario back into the dark ages.

ninjabread man or anubis II

and the FLUDD wasn't that immersive and revolutionary, just a new weapon, like the spin or costumes in galaxy.

WTH!! So you're basing the entire MARIO Series over a water cannon? You should write novels of this stupidity I'd enjoy reading it.

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I haven't played any of the shovelware games, like Anubis 2 or Ninjabread Man, so I don't know how awful they are.

The worst one I've played is Prince of Persia, though. That game was horrible.

ninjabread man or anubis II

and the FLUDD wasn't that immersive and revolutionary, just a new weapon, like the spin or costumes in galaxy.

Wima5ter-134

ninjabread man or anubis II

and the FLUDD wasn't that immersive and revolutionary, just a new weapon, like the spin or costumes in galaxy.

Wima5ter-134

FLUDD is NOT like the spin or costumes. The spin and costumes played a very small role in the game (punch or kick could have easliy replaced spin, nothing could replace FLUDD)

FLUDD made the whole game feel like a completely new experience, while mario galaxy felt like just another platformer using the mario license. It was fun, but not perfect like everyone says it is.

[QUOTE="Wima5ter-134"]

ninjabread man or anubis II

and the FLUDD wasn't that immersive and revolutionary, just a new weapon, like the spin or costumes in galaxy.

gamer6464

FLUDD is NOT like the spin or costumes. The spin and costumes played a very small role in the game (punch or kick could have easliy replaced spin, nothing could replace FLUDD)

FLUDD made the whole game feel like a completely new experience, while mario galaxy felt like just another platformer using the mario license. It was fun, but not perfect like everyone says it is.

[QUOTE="Haziqonfire"][QUOTE="Emmenite7"]Super Mario Galaxy. The space theme was a brilliant idea, but I don't know what Nintendo was thinking when they stripped Mario of the FLUDD - a major innovation that helped to add immeasurable depth to the simplistic Mario 64 formula. Mario Galaxy, unlike its innovative predecessors, was a major step BACK for the series. Emmenite7

As we know, a good sequel builds upon - or at least retains what makes its predecessors great. Sunshine, like any good sequel, moved the series forward by taking the solid though shallow gameplay of Mario 64 and adding the versatile water cannon, creating an abundance of new abilities and gameplay elements, and in effect making the Nintendo 64 ****c primitive in comparison.

Mario Galaxy, however, innovated little and, worse yet, failed to even retain the elements that made it's predecessor, Sunshine, stand out in the first place. Sure, Mario Galaxy had some impressive visuals and catchy beats, but the removal of the water pack that made Sunshine so much deeper and dynamic than its predecessors pulled Mario back into the dark ages.

[QUOTE="Emmenite7"]

[QUOTE="Haziqonfire"][QUOTE="Emmenite7"]Super Mario Galaxy. The space theme was a brilliant idea, but I don't know what Nintendo was thinking when they stripped Mario of the FLUDD - a major innovation that helped to add immeasurable depth to the simplistic Mario 64 formula. Mario Galaxy, unlike its innovative predecessors, was a major step BACK for the series. Haziqonfire

As we know, a good sequel builds upon - or at least retains what makes its predecessors great. Sunshine, like any good sequel, moved the series forward by taking the solid though shallow gameplay of Mario 64 and adding the versatile water cannon, creating an abundance of new abilities and gameplay elements, and in effect making the Nintendo 64 ****c primitive in comparison.

Mario Galaxy, however, innovated little and, worse yet, failed to even retain the elements that made it's predecessor, Sunshine, stand out in the first place. Sure, Mario Galaxy had some impressive visuals and catchy beats, but the removal of the water pack that made Sunshine so much deeper and dynamic than its predecessors pulled Mario back into the dark ages.

Wow, have that many people here really had the misfortune to play Anubis II? Or are you guys just parroting?

Worst that I have played or seen in person was probably Transformers. Rented it for my 9 year old, but he got frustrated and gave up on it after about 30 minutes. Just a broken mess. Worst that I actually bought would be Mario & Sonic Olympics. It isn't terrible, but it isn't terribly good either.

hannah montana game....

And the FLUDD sucked. it was very gimicky and sunshine was nothing compared to galaxy.

WTH!! So you're basing the entire MARIO Series over a water cannon? You should write novels of this stupidity I'd enjoy reading it.

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whitmanbball

LMAO!

WTH!! So you're basing the entire MARIO Series over a water cannon? You should write novels of this stupidity I'd enjoy reading it.

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LOL, ur soo right, y base the mario series on a water gun? Are you going to say new super mario bros sucks cuz it doesnt have the fludd?

whitmanbball

This game by far, nothing else even comes close to beating it.

This game by far, nothing else even comes close to beating it.

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Popadophalis

WTF... What is that piece of crap?

Anubis 2NFS102

Super Mario Galaxy. The space theme was a brilliant idea, but I don't know what Nintendo was thinking when they stripped Mario of the FLUDD - a major innovation that helped to add immeasurable depth to the simplistic Mario 64 formula. Mario Galaxy, unlike its innovative predecessors, was a major step BACK for the series. Emmenite7

To tell the truth im sorry but the FLUDD was a piece of **** and mario sunshine is nothing compaired to Galaxy.

If you think Galaxy could be better with the FLUDD then your a retard

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WTH!! So you're basing the entire MARIO Series over a water cannon? You should write novels of this stupidity I'd enjoy reading it.

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LOL, ur soo right, y base the mario series on a water gun? Are you going to say new super mario bros sucks cuz it doesnt have the fludd?

Cheeseball444

While it may not be obvious, Sunshine did leave some lasting impressions on the industry. Game of the Year winner Resident Evil 4 drew a noteworthy amount of inspiration from Mario Sunshine, as the over-the-shoulder aiming system one uses when firing a gun originates from the similar systen used to aim the FLUDD in Sunshine.

From the games I've played I'd have to say Carnival Games.

Looking at the posts I feel kinda interested at trying Anubis II and Ninjabread Man..

[QUOTE="m_machine024"]Chicken Shoot.Rocky32189

This is the clear winner.

By a mile.