Worst Ever Wii game

I can't believe you people. No ones mentioned Godzilla Unleashed? I am a HUGE Godzilla fan but I must say this game is the biggest piece of crap to ever ooze from Atari's... area.

Godzilla Unleashed.

[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.

I actually played that one game that ign game a 1, and its just medicore, not bad.

I'd have to give it to Balls of Fury. I've heard that there's a flash game based off of the movie, and it's better than the game! Take that, chiken shoot!

[QUOTE="gamer6464"][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.

Emmenite7

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.

ANd it is impossible for humans to become other beings such as ghosts or bumblebees.Koneesha

Not with a shroom! :P

[QUOTE="Popadophalis"]

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

http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj217/popadophalis/MMOoD.jpg

s-baller23

WTF... What is that piece of crap?

That, my friend, is Myth Makers: Orbs of Doom. It's another DDI masterpiece (of ****)

Anyhoo, my pick for worst Wii game has to be M&M's Kart Racing. If you don't believe me, you can actually see a video of it on Amazon.com.

[QUOTE="Emmenite7"][QUOTE="gamer6464"][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.

Koneesha

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.

Hey it is just a game and if you did not notice Mario games have not really stuck with science ever since the first games released and if Nintendo had chosen to put the Fludd back in the game I bet in reviews its points would have been docked for being the same as last gens game. Also we do not know if the fludd is gone from the Mario games yet maybe they are just giving it a break for know.

[QUOTE="Lunar52"]Super Smash Bros. Brawl







Just kidding.....I havent played any of the ones below 5.0 but I'm going to say Anubis IIpro_gamer12345

lol

i was gonna be like you on crack and then i seen your teeny tiny message at the bottom lol