As much as I disliked Other M, I can't say I wasn't impressed by the visuals. Really, the game was pretty stunning. I was impressed. Of course it's not up to par with something on a 360 or PS3, but sometimes it made me forget that I was playing it on the Wii (until I had to point at the screen again >_> ). Definitely a very pretty game.
Looks like I'll need to get another PS3 soon... I hope this comes to the Wii, though. Whatever console, I really want this game to be localized. I've been checking the internet for updates constantly, but there isn't much to give me hope. Keeping my fingers crossed!
Metroid Prime Trilogy was probably my best investment. It's 3 games, so I thought the price was pretty good, even though I already had MP1,2, and 3 separately... but hey, it's Metroid, and therefore a must-buy. The new controls really made it worth the money. I wish all FPS controlled like this... so smoothe. I don't know, other Wii FPS just don't feel the same, and while I do enjoy FPS on my 360, something about the way MPT worked out just made me fall in love with those controls. So, in my own opinion, it was definitely a good investment. Either that, or Tales of Symphonia 2. Not as good as the first of course, but all the hours I put into it really makes up for how much it was. Replay value is pretty okay, too.
There are just so many dungeons... it's hard to compare them all, but I'd have to say that the most difficult dungeon for me was probably Ganon's Tower in ALttP. It revisited many of the game's previous challenges, only they were a little more difficult the second time around.
Either that, or the Shadow Temple from Ocarina of Time. The challenges weren't hard, it was overcoming the sheer terror that the temple struck me with that was difficult to overcome.
I voted Hyrule, mainly because it's constantly being updated, so it doesn't get boring for me, though I think Koholint could very well become my favorite if it ever made the transition into 3D.
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