Topic: What games have endless replayabilty?

Do not pass up on playing this game because you have the Jenga game -- which, actually, has nothing on BBBP.

Scribblenauts will have endless replay value.

Call of Duty 4 online. Not on the Wii, but leveling up is oddly addictive.

Have you played the first one? The first one is so much better it isn't funny...

Disgaea ds!

Wii Sports and Resort
Pretty much any puzzle game
Mario Kart (Series)
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Pokemon Platinum
Water Warfare
Animal Crossing: City Folk
Super Mario (Series)

REPLAYABLE

I find RPGs fun even if I have to restart. That way you know how to do everything, although the cutscenes get annoying thereafter. I got stuck in an impossible situation in Paper Mario TYD once. Had to restart the game entirely. It was fun, though.

BEST EVEN AFTER DONE

Super Paper Mario has an awesome advanced play mode. Also, you can try the Pit of 100 Trials to get Dashell. Plus, if you cough up 999 coins to the nerd chameleon, he'll give you Tiptron.

Sega Superstars Tennis has many different minigames to keep you busy. Planet Superstars has challenges to unlock courts, music, characters, or minigames.

Mario Super Sluggers has a fun adventure mode with minigames that you can even play afterward. When you're done with adventure mode, there are a couple of parks that are easy to unlock if you have enough coins.

Alright, i have question. I am for sure getting powerpros 2008. But as a 2nd game i have to decide between excitebots trick racing and de Blob. Im not going to buy both cuz its too much money to do so. Mind you, as of now, I can buy de blob for less than half the price of excite bots online (11 dollars vs 28). Which should i pick that will satisfy me more? both have multiplayer, de blob has a humorous adventure, and excitebots...is just wildy fast racing lol. Both sound great!

CoD 4 isn't on Wii. I believe your thinking of CoD 5.

Nah, just thinking outside the box. COD 5 is actually pretty good as well and has a similar leveling system, so they both work.

Games with editors and customizable maps where you can show creativity have endless opportunities...
if you like to play them long enough.

Wii Shop:

Approx 60 hours I spent on each of those games:

• SimCity
• SimEarth
• My Life as a King
• Wrecking Crew
• Animal Crossing
• Little King's Story
• Super Smash Bros. Brawl
• The Sims series

Oh yeah, and Endless Ocean is really endless. There are MANY animals and treasures to find.
I don't think anyone got them all.

Super Mario Kart online for me never gets old.
Puzzle games like Tetris, Zoo Keeper & Bust A Move.
Rhythm games like Taiko & Ouendon.
Super Mario Bros probably because it's the first game I owned.

Wii Music. Belive it

Bangai-O Spirits is awesome once you get past the learning curve. The level creator is infinitely deep (you can even edit the stages the game comes with) and you can get more from the internet since they're transferred by playing special sound files into the DS microphone. Problem is, I haven't been able to find a good website to get some; the best ones I found were just stages that turn into fanart for obscure anime when you zoom out.

Oh, and did I mention Treasure made it? That means it's awesome.

By the way, while I haven't played de Blob (but want to) I'd say get Excitebots, cause the online servers could use more traffic, especially for Poker races. I got bit by the poker bug after watching that "Poker Special" video on the Nintendo Channel.

Rune Factory Frontier

SSBB and WarioWare: Touched are great games that can virtually last forever. Actually, animal crossing really can last forever. Oh, and any game in the pokemon series (main series) will take you bloody ages, if you don't cheat that is.

E.T for atari has endless replayabiltiy In my honest opinion.

Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan for me. Although it only has 15 songs, the gameplay is so good you just don't care.

De blob is way to overrated. I played it and it gets boring after the first level. Get Excitebots. That's a great game.

Tetris
Pokémon
Mario Kart

OBJECTION!!!