Best Wii Computer Games 2007

If you own a wii gaming system, you will enjoy many of these new pc games for 2007. According to gamespot these are a few of the hottest wii games this year.

WarioWare-Smooth Moves: Terrific use of the Wii Remote; fantastic visual style; plenty of variety; smart multiplayer modes that make good use of the mii channel; great unlockables. This game is totally built around the Wii Remote. The game comprises more than 200 microgames which are smaller than minigames, and you usually perform one quick, decisive action, such as sawing through a log, twisting a maze so that a ball drops out, making Mario jump up and get coins, and so on. So each game lasts only about five seconds or so. The catch is that you don't know in what order the games are going to come at you, and as you play, the whole game speeds up. So it starts out nice and easy, but gets progressively more difficult. Each game uses the Wii Remote in a specific way and requires you to hold the Wii Remote differently. It's the variety in the microgames that keeps the game feeling fresh.

Donkey Kong Country 2: If you're looking for a diverse game that will take you a while to finish, look no further than Donkey Kong Country 2. You will need a GameCube controller or a Classic Controller to play the game, since the standard Wii Remote doesn't have enough buttons. This sequel has more levels, the computer-modeled graphics are more detailed, and there's plenty more for you to see and do. Donkey Kong Country 2 isn't just a set of new levels put together with the assets from Donkey Kong Country. Its 50-plus levels still fall into the "run to the right, jump over gaps, and avoid enemies" school of level design, but they're larger, involve a lot more climbing and backtracking, and give you many more opportunities to swim, swing from vines, and ride in mine carts. Once again, riding on top of friendly animals frequently comes into play, with a spitting spider and a high-jumping snake joining the rhino, swordfish, and parrot from the first game. A little trial and error is usually all that's required to hone the skills necessary to get through a level.