If you can’t get enough of the NES classic, pick this game up as well. Taito has a number of games on the WiiWare service, but Bubble Bobble, as always, is a good title to turn to when it comes to dispatching of enemies with big, globby bubbles, alone or with a friend. It does away with the 3D gimmicks that killed Blaster Master on the PS One, instead relying on old-school play methods and a challenge that’ll stick with you for hours at a time. Sunsoft’s rebirth of their NES classic couldn’t be better. And to think, Runner 2 might make the trip as well before the Wii U arrives.
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We could see this getting a resurgence on the Wii U market whenever it opens up.Īll the games in Gaijin Games’ series – Beat, Core, Fate, Flux, Void and, of course, Runner – deserve special nods, as they refer to a classic style of gaming while relying on the simplest – yet most challenging – of gameplay methods. This one’s tricky, but well worth sticking with, especially in the later stages.Įven though we never got a Wii port of Bejeweled 3 – clearly the top entry in PopCap’s series – the second game is hardly one you should be without, especially with the timeless gameplay working so well with the Wii remote. It’s just too bad we didn’t get a revamped version of Devil’s Crush in the process…Īn independent darling from the team at Broken Rules, And Yet It Moves is a quirky – and challenging – platforming game where you can change the environment however you see fit to help a hapless on-screen character. Enjoy our picks, and if you’ve got some to suggest, by all means…Īlthough Hudson Soft’s final Adventure Island game (for the moment, anyway) doesn’t quite have the momentum of, say, the classic SNES release Super Adventure Island, it’s a fun game regardless, and has enough mini-games and classic gameplay to please even the most hardened fan.ĭedicated Turbo Grafx 16 owners may remember this classic pinball favorite, but Hudson, before their closure, remade it to great effect, with a number of new table areas, cool 3D effects, and online multiplayer and leaderboards. We’ll save you the pain of most of the generic stuff in favor of the true gems that are worth adding to your collection. With that, aside from obviously recommending Rampage, we’ve got a few WiiWare selections that you should consider buying just to bring over to the Wii U. There are even a few that are still bound to come before the Wii U gets here, such as the oft-delayed (but just-about-ready-for-release) Retro City Rampage, a game we previewed last month. some big name titles are missing, but there’s no question there are still some classics here and there that are worth playing. it’s not as well marketed as those services, and b. Now, to be honest, WiiWare isn’t as notable as, say, Xbox Live or PlayStation Network, because a. That’s big news, especially to those who have been loyal to Nintendo’s service, downloading not only a number of countless classics across various consoles (including the Sega Genesis and Turbo-Grafx 16), but also original games. As you may (or may not have) heard, Nintendo will allow players who have downloaded games to their Nintendo Wii to transfer their purchases to the Wii U when it releases to retail next month.
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