Weekend Project: Find Worthy Nintendo Wii Games
This past Summer I scoured the internet for ways to find a Wii Console. They were never available in my city when I looked for them. In the end, I found them using a little trick I discovered using a back door website for Gamestop - I'll get to that later. Anyway, here I am many months later with zero games purchased. That's right, all I have for games are the standard Wii Sports that comes with the console. Your mission this weekend and early next week is to help me find the best and most worthy Wii games you think I should purchase.
Yes Wii Sports is an excellent package of games that we actually still enjoy. Regardless, I desperately need to justify my Wii purchase and to do that I need some good games that make use of the motion sensing Wiimotes.
WII GAMES ON MY PURCHASE LIST
Here's my initial list. I haven't tried any of them so I'm looking for your advice if you have any experience with them. Also, please give me some recommendations in the comments below of games you'd add to the list.
- Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
- WarioWare: Smooth Moves
- Super Paper Mario
- Rayman Raving Rabbids
- Madden NFL 07
Help! My list is too short and I need some advice. If you have any recommendations - or games I should stay away from let me know.
HOW TO FIND A WII IN STOCK IN YOUR AREA
Back to that backdoor site for finding a Wii console at Gamestop. I'm guessing most of you are finding Wii Consoles easier now, but if not here's how I found mine:
1. Enter the following hyperlink into your web browser - LINK
2. You should see a page like this one (screen-shot of my area)
You can see that even today, there are none in stock at Gamestops near me. (it often does say more on the way so don't get too excited about that)
3. Now in your browser link, change the zip=64158 to your local zip code and hit ENTER
4. It should bring up a list of all the stores in your area ranked by closest to that zip code. The second column will show if that store has any units in stock.
5. If you really want one and it shows a unit in stock. Call the store - don't wait as they sell fast. If they say there is one in stock head over there now - as I said the sell fast so go get one if you want one.
There you have it. A call for some help from my readers on recommended Wii Games and a tip from me on how to find a Wii Console. Happy Gaming and Have a Great Weekend!
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blog comments powered by DisqusFor the Wii
Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition
Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree
Excite Truck
Mario Party 8
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
The Legend of Zelda: The Twighlight Princess
WarioWare: Smooth Moves
Rayman Raving Rabbids
Super Paper Mario
Super Mario Strikers: Charged
For the GameCube:
Mario Kart: Double Dash
Super Smash Brothers Melee
Fire Emblem: Path of Radience
Battalion Wars
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door
The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker
You may also consider:
Mario Party 7, as it's minigames are a different selection from 8 and are played a little differently.
The GameCube edition Resident Evil releases.
Also for the Wii:
Trauma Centre: Second Opinion
Bleach: Shattered Blade
I say for now Buy Zelda, it is a most have... then just rent most of the other ones you mentioned. No need to buy them, get a free month from a rental online service... From your list I would try Raving Rabbits which I actually purchased and its a fun multi player one...
What kind of games do you like, before the end of the year there will be 140 titles out for the Wii...
Thanks for the ideas. I think I might try out one of those online rental services - anyone have a suggestion there? I love Netflix so the closer to that type of service the better.
Logtar, I'll be getting Zelda this coming weekend on your advice as well as some others who say it's one of the best. Thanks!
Brent
GameFly is a decent enough service, worth looking at.
But Metroid is the definitive FPS, there has never been a better, if the game had been a little longer and there be some real online multiplayer, you'd not be hearing much about Halo 3.