That's a good list you're missing out on there! Donkey Kong Country Returns is probably my favorite here. Great game. Good challange to it. The rest are all real good too. Actually been playing DKC:R again and Pikmin 2 (New play controls) lately.

Epic Mickey 1 and 2
Metroid Prime Trilogy(i have never played the prime series)
Bully Scholarship Edition(I had this on my X-box 360,but i no longer own the console because it apparently burned inside or something,ask the mechanic XD)
No More Heroes 1 and 2
Samurai Warriors 3
Edit-Forgot Mario Galaxy 1 and 2,Donkey Kong Country Returns and Kirby Return to Dreamland(i have no idea why i haven't bought this one yet,i am a huge Kirby fan).

Boom Blox definitely wasn't a launch title dude. I think all that totally gnarly extra pepperoni pizza you've been eating has filled your brain with cheese!

I can highly recommend Excite Truck and it's sequel. Those are two of my favorite racing games this generation.

Epic Mickey was a huge letdown for me. Not a fan at all.

I was unsure on Muramasa for a while myself.
I eventually found it for a good price on eBay so I decided to buy it.
So glad I did, it's close to my favourite third party game on the Wii.
It's completely awesome.

There are heaps of Wii games I still want to get, but the one I want the most is Xenoblade. Hardly any shops sell it and at the ones that do it's very expensive, so I'll probably have to buy it online.

I bought Samurai Warriors 3 for $10 new. So far, it wasn't worth it...

Muramasa: The Demon Blade
Sky Crawlers Innocent Aces
Sin & Punishment 2
Donkey Kong Country Returns
Super Mario Galaxy 2
Klonoa
The Last Story (because of this horrible English VA I still can't make myself to buy it)
Project Zero 2: Wii Edition
No More Heroes 1 & 2

And the worst is that most of those titles I must buy from Ebay.co.uk or something like that because it's hard to find those titles in my country or because they are expensive (for Nintendo fans Poland sux on the whole line).

The main Wii game I'm missing is Trauma Team. I REALLY want this game super bad and it's the only game I'm missing from the Trauma Center franchise (on Wii...I'm missing Trauma Center Under the Knife 2 for DS).

Only really Epic Mickey 2,and the Kirby collection (if it gets a UK release )

Kirbys return to dream land
Super mario galaxy 2
Bit trip collection
Metal slug anthylogy
Skyward sword

NINJA BREAD MAN

Those at least, I know I'm missing a lot of stuff, but those to name a few

That I want still? Pretty much just Kirby's Return to Dream Land. I hear A Boy and his Blob is good too, and I've seen it around in bargain bins but I've never gotten around to picking it up.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land
Fortune Street
Assorted Mario Party games
Metal Slug Anthology
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Pikmin 1 and 2
Epic Mickey
Resident Evil Darkside Chronicles

Probably forgetting about a few others.

My bad, that Sour MIchaelangelo Anchovi Ice cream pizza must of Clouded my mother brain.
I'm guessing Boom Blox reared it's head in eary 07? Anyways! I've already got Excitebots and it's easily one of the best racers i've ever played. From experience, i don't think the motion racing tilt controls work well on those laggy HDTV sets, not even my 16ms(lowest it can get) LCD(Ahem which i'm now selling) and going back to my SDTV Tube CRT until i find a decent 50" plasma before Dec for the Wii U. But ya, on a Tube Tv the motion controls were 'great' for the light controlling bots like the Lady Bug(my personal favOrama) and the bat.

The presentation I found was a bit on the generic side, especially how they presented the locations. And i hated those giant red bars that would
make you come to a complete hault. Other than that, it's an extremely blazing fast edge of your seat fantastic racer that shouldn't be missed out on. The music can be pretty grating though! But it perfectly captures that mechanical bug/creature kind of vibe, Waveboy digs it....But for only so long.

Is there actual skill 'skill' required or is more of a mindless beat em' hack 'n slash Sidescroller?
It looks gorgeous, but i've never been too crazy on all things samurai related or the hack 'n slash genre itself.
Still, like Epic Mickey i'd hate myself for not at least giving it a chance considering you can get them for cheap anyways.

Muramasa requires skill, especially on the bosses. It's just that it's more about reading your enemies' movements and finding the best times to strike, as well as making good use of your different swords and their special attacks. Not unlike, say, Symphony of the Night. I suppose it can get repetitive after a while, but if you take it in smaller doses (maybe a stage a day or something like that) it can definitely be fun.

Sonic Colors
Kirby's Epic Yarn
Kirby Collection
Epic Mickey 2
Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise

There is a few more, but this is the ones i really want. Probably not going to get my hand on them before Wii U though.

On Muramasa:
The bosses are incredibly engaging, but the road to them is an awful slogfest. Approach with caution!

Nothing besides Wario Land: Shake It.

All the bad ones because I bought every good game the Wii had to offer

Pretty much the same here. As for my Xbox 360, I need to get Halo 3. I'm ashamed of myself - it's only $10.

Shameless self quote, but I can cross Metal slug and Bit trip off that list.
Also New Super mario bros. can be added.