Nintendo Wii, the Best, the Worst & the Less Than Worthy Games

As much as I love plopping down in front of my television set to play my Nintendo Wii, I must say, that there are times that I get mad, and end up wanting to throw my Wii mote at the TV.

Why?

Because more than half of the games I have played so far for the console have sucked. Some games suck so bad that I couldn't even play them for longer than 20 minutes without turning the console off and returning the game to it's rightful owner. Blockbuster.

I'd say 60% of them are not even worth a rent. 20% are worth a rent, and the other 30% are actually worth a purchase.

I've played my fair share of Wii games, so thanks to the ideas of my good friend Dave, I decided to compile a list of games that are actually worth a purchase, and a list of games that are worth a rent, and a list of games that you should just avoid completely.

My List Of Purchase Worthy Games:

It's a sad small list, mainly because Wii has yet to release many games.

1. Super Mario Galaxy.

This game by far is probably the best game that Nintendo has released for the console yet. It's action packed, and takes gamers and fans of Mario to a whole new galaxy. Literately. In this game you have to win back the galaxies from the dark enemy forces. (Bowser and his evil clan). Gaming is flawless, graphics are beautiful, and it has a super high re-play value.

2. Super Paper Mario

Two Thumbs up to Nintendo for releasing a Mario game worthy of purchasing. This game is a 2D and 3D game that is sure to please anyone who plays. The controls are also flawless, and the gaming is just straight up fun.

This game is a bit more difficult then Super Mario Galaxy, but it is definitely worth a purchase. The re-play value is not as high as the newest Mario release, but it is still in my opinion worth the $49.99 I paid for it.

3. Mario Party 8

It seems that Nintendo's best games are Mario based titles. I don't mind though, so long as it rocks.