Topic: Wii experiences, backgrounds, graphics and atmosphere.

Hey, these thread is about discussion wich are the best in the one you (graphicaly?) give you like the best feel, the best atmosphere, you know what im talking about right?

I fell that in Sin and Punishment 2, the level 4 (the dream level) and the level 6(the lava level) were extreme well made, extreme awesome levels, some levels I can play again and again. I fell a really great atmosphere also at new super mario wii, the graphics are just beatiful, the backrunds are so nice, the animations, I really like how it is well made.

Those games were really awesome, Monster Hunter 3 (Tri) has some other nice stages, like when you are swimming in the water and... yeah in the water, thats my favourite atmoshpere of Monster Hunter.

So wich is yours?

Metroid prime 3 was the best looking wii game I own.

This. One of the most visually striking games you'll ever play. Simply outstanding art direction.

Hmm... Punch-Out!! was great. FFCC: The Crystal Bearers had really good graphics too, but it was such a terrible game that it doesn't matter. I think games that take advantage of the Wii's limited graphic capabilities such as Red Steel 2 are doing the right thing. B

But atmosphere-wise no game this generation has come anywhere close to Super Metroid.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

You Got Fighting, Platforming and a whole buch of Nintendo Stuff

Zelda Twighlight Princess, of coarse, I also think Sin and Punishment is very immersion, If I blink I'll die

Outstanding atmosphere is created by a combination of amazing art and ambient quality music that the following games are providing:

• Another Code R
• Bully
• Endless Ocean (1 & 2)
• Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn
• Metroid Prime Trilogy
• Monster Hunter Tri
• Muramasa: The Demon Blade
• No More Heroes (1 & 2)
• Ókami
• Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
• The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

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The first transition level in A Boy and His Blob was amazing. Where it's all black except for the stars and the moon in the background. Looked so amazing.

And Cosmic Cove in SMG2. When you come out of the dank, dark water, and there's a brilliant sunset in the background.

muramasa and corruption are the top of my list for art direction, but muramasa might have the edge since it's art was good enough to make an admittedly mediocre game amazing. other m is by far the best as far as technical graphics are concerned, though.

sin and punishment 2 has a very different style that's great... everything's flying by so fast that none of it is really meant to look at, so nothing's too finely detailed, but the overall look of it in motion is great. it's the only game i can think of where you take more if it in through your peripheral vision than the spot you're focusing on.

Cursed Mountain, an overlooked gem is a very atmospheric game.

The art direction in Twilight Princess still gives me chills.

Visually the Art Style games are some of the most impressive stuff on the Wii, to me.

I'm a big fan of abstract art direction.

it looks good enough to be on the 360 IMO

MKWii had some really amazing backgrounds and atmospheres.

Also, The Conduit had a great atmosphere. I remember being up near the first conduit in the game, and I could hear the drones screaming. I also have heard soldiers yelling to eachother to "Come here!"

Red Steel 2.

Nobody mentioned Mad World. That was sublime - lighting effects in some levels with that noir comic book design. Flawless.

Metrioid: other m has excellent graphics. I also love the art style of Wario land: the shake dimension.

True that. No matter what you thought of the gameplay, the art style was unique and memorable.

MURAMASA is almost impossibly good looking but I have to give the nod to the amazing animation in Wario Land: Shake It!