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My Wii was stolen a few months back, but I still have the three games I bought at the time...
Super Mario Galaxy
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Metroid Prime trilogy (steel case and disc only; no art book, paper sleeve, or instructions).
33 Wii games (Still missing a bunch of must haves like Mario Kart, Super Mario Galaxy 2 and Super Smash Bros.)
34 Wii Virtual Console games
2 Wiiware games
had a bunch, my Wii broke 2 years ago got rid of most games now only 2 are left....(I mean it was over 1 year, now 2, without a new Wii and still no WiiU for me who wouldn't get rid of the games!?!?!? I just didn't do the same for GameCube for the sake of the times I was a young teen, around 13 years old)
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I have 17 Wii retail games, 4 WiiWare games and 15 Virtual Console games. There are still many Wii games I still want to buy, maybe at bargain prices when I find them, but I'm moving to Wii U now.
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now everyone with more than 100 games pick 5 games you could do without.
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I've got 177 right now, and most are games that I prefer to keep. But 5 that I could do without?
1. Create - Bought for $0.50 because I wanted an extra case. Don't have any idea what the game is even about.
2. Dance Dance Revolution Disney Grooves - Thought it was classic Disney songs, turns out they are all unfamiliar remixes. Yuck! Another $3.50 wasted.
3. Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey - Purchased for my daughter. She loves it, but I could easily live without.
4. Kung Fu Panda Legendary Warriors - Another purchase for the kids; love the Kung Fu Panda films, but the game is pretty bad.
5. Wii Music - Terrible. Just terrible.
About 149 physical discs. I might've forgotten one or two I've loaned out to a friend.
To SKTTR: Games I could do without... Super Smash Brothers Brawl, All Star Cheerleader 1 (I haven't played 2 enough yet to decide if it's just as bad), Secret Files 1, Sam & Max Season 1 (got'em on Steam now), Mario Party 8.
Of those I have Brawl, Sam&Max and Mario Party 8. I couldn't do without either of them. Brawl is the best fighting game in the universe, Sam&Max Season One was a mediocre port but still a fun point&click adventure that I want to hold on because of some really funny jokes, and Mario Party 8 was refreshingly good (great boards, good minigame mix) after the quality downward spiral I was exposed to in Mario Party 3, 4, 5, and 6 (haven't got 7 because it seemed to only get worse).
I've got 177 right now, and most are games that I prefer to keep. But 5 that I could do without?
1. Create - Bought for $0.50 because I wanted an extra case. Don't have any idea what the game is even about.
2. Dance Dance Revolution Disney Grooves - Thought it was classic Disney songs, turns out they are all unfamiliar remixes. Yuck! Another $3.50 wasted.
3. Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey - Purchased for my daughter. She loves it, but I could easily live without.
4. Kung Fu Panda Legendary Warriors - Another purchase for the kids; love the Kung Fu Panda films, but the game is pretty bad.
5. Wii Music - Terrible. Just terrible.
Of those I only have Wii Music, but I'm not giving it away because we made some hilarious videoclips with it. Great memories.
I was always interested in Create, but held off because I heard it uses hundreds of blocks of memory for a save file.
I have 172 retail games and I could do without these five:
1. Man this is hard, I can't even start with my two worst games, Cruis'n and Pop'n Rhythm, coz they have some stupid kind of collectors value to me. One is a "hidden Nintendo" game, the other is a Mii game. So, instead I choose CSI Crime Scene Investigation: Deadly Intent, which I only bought because it was made by Telltale Games (Sam&Max, Tales of Monkey Island). I hoped to find something of similar quality. Being a fan of the tv show probably would have helped me enjoying this game, but I'm not. Anyway, I couldn't play it much, it was just such a snorefest. I wouldn't miss it if it was lost, stolen, burnt or used as a frisbee.
2. Actually, away with Cruis'n and Pop'n Rhythm as well. Cruis'n is like the crappiest modern racer ever, because it's not exactly bad, just badly executed and horribly presented and quite mediocre in everything else. Yeah, arguably it's just perfect in line with its infamous USA/World/Exotica legacy.
3. Pop'n Rhythm originally had its own controller. A special controller exclusively made for the arcade cabinet and some home console versions, but not the Wii version. Instead of coming with a controller that made this game extremely fun it just has very sluggish unresponsive Wii motion controls. It doesn't really work in rhythm games, and they break the whole concept of this particular rhythm game. Konami milking and killing off a franchise that just started to grow popular and could have been a hit on Wii.
4. I love Rockstar Games and I would buy GTAV on Wii U in a heartbeat. I have Bully: Scholarship Edition and Manhunt 2 on Wii. But I also have Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis... which isn't really bad. It just became redundant after experiencing Wii Sports Resort Table Tennis. There's no going back.
5. Samba de Amigo. Same as Pop'n Rhythm. A music game that had maraccas originally that were just abandoned for Wii controls. Just imagine Donkey Konga without the DK Bongos, imagine Guitar Hero without the guitar, Dance Dance Revolution without the dance mat. These games are NOT fun without their special controllers. Just like in Pop'n Rhythms case, the controls are awkward, sluggish, unresponsive. You don't wanna go for highscores or anything because it doesn't register your moves like the originals did.
There were a few other ones I could do without. The extremely generic boooring Marvel Super Hero Squad, the how-do-I-even-start-this-game-without-the-DS-equivalents Pokémon Battle Revolution, and Wii Fit (because 99% of the content is in Wii Fit Plus).
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