Best Wii Games Of All Time Full Of Undeniable

This list appeared in their 100th issue, published for September 1997.

Of all the games on the list, 30 were for the NES, 47 were for the Super Nintendo, 10 were for the Game Boy, 13 were for the Nintendo 64, and zero were for the Virtual Boy.

The ability to grief your friends as you precariously avoid lava and goombas in this 2D platformer makes the game all the more enjoyable and infuriating.

With more than 100 million units sold, the Wii had a successful run.

Best Wii Games Of All Time Full Of Undeniable

The first tale of Travis Touchdown and his mail-order lightsaber is interesting, but full of undeniable problems.

For the sequel, Grasshopper ironed out the wrinkles and polished the best bits to deliver its best title to date.

For our review of No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle, head here.

As longtime fans, developer WayForward decided to reimagine the world with all-new content, impressive animation, and a more forgiving difficulty.

Using a diverse set of mechanics, players achieve victory by exploring surroundings, maintaining their town, and building relationships with their townspeople.

Zack Wiki is an excellent fit for the Wii Remote, as players interact with the environment to solve puzzles and uncover untold riches while experiencing the tale of a treasure-hunting pirate and his monkey pal.

Rhythm Heaven Fevers quirky action all comes down to pressing either the A or B button in time with the assorted bizarre musical vignettes.

One minute you are playing golf with a monkey, and only a few minutes later you are interviewing a wrestler, all in time to a great soundtrack.

After building a fanbase among importers, Nintendo decided to bring its sequel to North America via the Wii.

The high-octane, on-rails shooter never stops to catch its breath as you ride dinosaurs and eventually travel into space, shooting everything on the way there.

For our review of Sin Punishment: Star Successor, head here.

With its profane commentary, encyclopedic collection of killing methods, and a black-and-white aesthetic that constantly gets painted red by blood, Platinum Games absurd game isnt for the easily offended or squeamish.

With inspiration from Metroid, and a healthy dose of platforming challenge, Cave Story offers all the nostalgia of old-school gaming, but with modern polish and conventions.

Building bridges with the titular goo is better suited for play with a mouse or a Wii Remote than it is with control sticks.

For its revival on the Wii, familiar boxers and the classic Punch-Out controls return to the ring courtesy of developer Next Level.

With the addition of motorcycles, motion controls, and online play, Mario Kart Wii is an infinitely replayable racer.

Bash Party is the much improved sequel, offering a polished multiplayer-focused version of one of lifes simplest joys: breaking things.

Kirby is already one of Nintendos most charming characters, and seeing him converted into a yarn outline and placed into a world of fabric and buttons makes him even more adorable.

Bowling and tennis with a Wii Remote have come to define motion-controlled gaming.

With clever dialogue, a funny story, an attractive paper aesthetic, and atypical Mario gameplay, Super Paper Mario is one of the Wiis hidden gems.

Wii offers the first chance for four players to play simultaneously in a non-sports Mario game.