I wonder when we'll see Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 2 released?

Yes there was an article a while back on Nintendo Life and it said that it will be coming soon. I forgot when exactly.

Yes, thank you @Tasuki I remember that article. I meant that we haven't heard anything at all in awhile and I've just been wondering.

Speaking of anticipated second episodes, any news on Legendo's Pearl Harbor Trilogy?

@n0body Nothing here sorry

So, I finally got around to purchasing some Wii Points, and after getting the first LostWinds title, I have 3000 points left. Out of the following, which should I get?

And Yet It Moves
Art Style: light trax
Art Style: Rotozoa
Fluidity
Jett Rocket
Mega Man 10
Onslaught
Pokémon Rumble
Tomena Sanner
Water Warfare
World of Goo

Any suggestions?

@12834: I didn't play "And Yet It Moves" and "Water Warfare" yet.
Out of the other titles you mentioned my choices would be (in order):

1. World of Goo
2. Fluidity
3. Mega Man 9 / 10 (But i'd say get MegaMan 2 or 3 first if you haven't got them yet)
4. Art Style: light trax
5. Jett Rocket

10/10 - World of Goo - One of the finest, most polished puzzle games on the service, awesome level design, outstanding soundtrack, freaky story

9/10 - Art Style: light trax - That's one of my favourite racers ever. Unique, exciting, superfast and challenging (in the later courses) and another amazing soundtrack.

9/10 - Art Style: PENTA TENTACLES - An arcade-like experience, unique, challenging, and when you think it is over, new packs of levels unlock. Once you get the hang of it it's getting very addicting.

9/10 - and yet it moves - GREAT platformer with awesome physics, perfect controls, and unique gameplay, Main mode is pretty short, but lots of content in the other modes. As you have noticed I have a soft spot for all these crazy, unique games.

8/10 - Jett Rocket - Very good graphics, good 3D-platformer. A little short, but if you like exploration (collecting 100% in each stage) and going for achievements this is a pretty good game.

8/10 - Water Warfare - Online is neat, but also the 30 offline solo missions will keep you busy for some time if you want gold on everything. 1vs1-splitscreen can be fun. It's a unique fps, although the presentation and graphics could have been better.

8/10 - Pokémon Rumble - Four player mayhem. Lots of collecting. Secret shiny Pokémon to find. It's of decent length (but due to the random nature of those Pokémon games it will take months to fully complete). Ultimately the gameplay is a little shallow to really make you want to find everything. It's the money's worth still - especially in 4p-mode.

7/10 - Tomena Sanner - Very short and easy. Funny stuff, but too simple for my tastes. Online leaderboards give motivation for better scores. 4 player splitscreen mode is in very tiny windows which isn't much fun.

?/10 Fluidity - played the demo - the full game could be 9 or 10/10.
?/10 Onslaught - never played
?/10 Mega Man 10 - never played

I would recommend And Yet it Moves as well.

Fluidity is definitely worth your points. It's a fantastic and beautiful puzzle platformer with Metroid style exploration and real charm. Meaty challenge and plenty of surprises too. A real gem of a game.

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Is there anybody here from nintendolife that still plays Tetris Party?

Can someone please help me by recommending a WiiWare title, that has a difficulty level friendly enough for a 10 year old? But will keep a 10 year old boy's attention for awhile. (<:

I would recommend Big Kahuna Party for your 10 yr old....will definitely keep him occupied for awhile.

Thanks @luke17, but he isn't entertained much by puzzle titles. I let him try out BCF and it didn't keep his attention for very long.

Hmm... what type of game does he enjoy?

Well @luke17, so far he has enjoyed Super Smash Bros. on VC the most and FAST: Racing League for WiiWare. Does anything else come to mind?

Rage of the Gladiator, Heavy Fire: Black Arms (Not the finest quality game but cheap, and very easy to pick up and play), or Fish'em All come to mind. They are all very basic games and action oriented. VC wise I would recommend 1080 snowboarding, Earthworm Jim, or Vectorman. Again, very easy to pick up for a quick play through.

I personally wouldn't recommend 1080, but that's just me.

Oh wow, you don't like 1080? I generally don't like N64 or snowboarding games but I always had fun with it. Wasn't it generally well received by the public?

Yeah 1080° Snowboarding (N64) was the best snowboard game ever at the time when it was released in Spring 1998. It co-existed nicely with that other Snowboard game, Snowboard Kids. It wasn't a realistic simulation like 1080°, it was like Mario Kart on snowboards.

On the Gamecube it got the fantastic sequel 1080° Avalanche, and then the market got flooded by other snowboard games like SSX Tricky, SSX On Tour, Shaun White Snowboarding, Dark Summit, Evolution Snowboarding. Even SEGA had to make their Sonic Riders.
A new 1080° wouldn't stand out that much in the masses of snowboard games that are available now, but I think a new one in HD graphics with well-made Balance Board support could be an exciting experience that I'd love to try on the Wii U.