that pac-man 07 game

The Legend Of Zelda: A Link To The Past and they should make a WiiWare port of Viva Pinata because I don't have an Xbox 360 and they brought it out on the DS so why not the Wii?

Braid
Joe Danger
Shank
Limbo
Splosion man
Echochrome
Roboblitz
Ilomilo
Rocket knight
Prince of Persia classic
Aquaria
Samorost 2

By the way: It seems Explodemon is out for PS3 and Xbox360. It looks rather different from the version that would come to wiiware. Has that version been canceled?

Puzzle Agent!

I'd love to see some old school FPS games like Doom, Quake, Duke Nukem 3D, Wolfenstein 3D, etc. etc.

We're getting Descent as long as Interplay doesn't have to cancel it due to their financial problems.

An 8 or 16 bit Metroid. I think a WiiWare version of CPU-Crime Patrol, CPU-Return to Zork, CPU-Corridor 7 would work very well. DC- Spawn: In the Demon's Hands. I'll add to this post in the near future.

Fruit Ninja would be awesome!

Quake!!! And Quake II if it fits.

as I have said on another forum, most Apogee games from the 90's would make awesome wiiware games.

@TheAmazingRaccoon what are Apogee games?

commander keen, Hocus Pocus, Halloween Harry............

@TheAmazingRaccoon What about some more of the old CPU point & click adventures like Alone in the Dark 1&2?

Commander Keen, yes...
Also, Secret Agent and Crystal Caves. Boppin' too. Though something tells me these would work better on a portable system.
Eternal Daughter would make for a neat WiiWare release. Lyle in Cube Sector, too, though they might need to expand it and rework the graphics a bit to make it relevant.

speaking of point and click adventure games, what about completing the Loom trilogy? Only one of them got made and it was cool. WiiWare is the perfect place to complete the trilogy that was originally planned.

I really want to see an old CPU educational, puzzle, adventure. That I played for countless hours as a young teen. Although it was targeted for children 7-10 yrs. of age, I found some of the puzzles challenging at 13. The grahics weren't all that, but I found the gameplay was highly addictive. The title was "Spelling Jungle". It was licenced to Sierra On-Line, Inc. by Bright Star Technology in 1993. The game had 101 puzzles and I never got around to completing it. It had a sequel titled "Spelling Blizzard" that had the exact same gameplay, but was more difficult and was set in an arctic setting instead of the jungle. "Spelling Jungle" only required 4MB of system memory and 15MB of hard disk space. So both games could easily be combined together and released as one title for WiiWare. If Nintendo can get the licensee rights from Sierra, I would deffinitly download this one. Since you absolutely can't find a physical copy anywhere on the internet. Let me know if you ever played either of these games and what do you think?