Topic: Your favorite but most overlooked Wii games?

I need a list of games I should look into.
I already have Okami but any other suggestions are welcome.
What's really good that hardly anyone pays attention too?

Okami's all I got that's worth mentioning. I suppose Muramasa's okay, but I've hardly played it. Was Red Steel 2 overlooked?

And just to mention, we do have a Wii Recommendations thread.

MadWorld!
a game full of Blood, and Crazyness!

Yeah I would totally second Zack and Wiki, though I am stuck on one of the later puzzles (no point looking at a strategy guide).

Also, maybe A Boy and His Blob?

Little King's Story doods! It is now my favourite Wii game

Batman the Brave and the Bold for one.

The first thing that comes to mind is Sin and Punishment 2. Then there's Chocobo's Dungeon. That's all I can think of right now.

@Mickeymac: I thought Muramasa was great, but I'm not sure I would pay $50 for it (I got a used copy as a gift, and by now the price has gone down a lot).

I'll vote for Zack and Wiki - I spent around 40-50 hours on it unlocking everything, and thoroughly enjoyed it (well, except for a couple of bits near the end but they were not required for the main game, just some bonus stuff).

If the art style bothers you I'd urge you to overlook it and you'll find a fantastic puzzler!

Zack and Wiki, Little King's Story, and MadWorld are all great options to look into. All very sadly overlooked

ZACK & WIKI

Little King's Story, MadWorld, and Zack and Wiki

Anyone without these overlooked games in their collection? no respect man. 8-E

1. 09/10 Another Code: R - A Journey Into Lost Memories
2. 10/10 Metroid: Other M
3. 09/10 Sin & Punishment: Successor of the Skies / Star Successor
4. 09/10 Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
5. 10/10 Excite Truck
6. 10/10 Bully: Scholarship Edition
7. 09/10 The Godfather: Blackhand Edition
8. 08/10 Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon
9. 09/10 No More Heroes
10. 09/10 No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle

pretty much this

Add Klonoa to this list and you have yourself a winner.

I have to give a shout out to my favorite Wii launch game DBZ: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 and its sequel DBZ: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. They're quality licensed fighting games with an unheard of amount of playable characters (even after subtracting the many transformations and Gohan's various ages) and some light RPG elements. While the Budokai subseries are traditional arena fighters, the Budokai Tenkaichi subseries features more open-world combat that I think improved things and definitely fits the spirit of DBZ better. These games are also notable as the only fighting games I know of where the Wii's motion controls actually improve the gameplay.

BlastWorks gets no respect but is totally awesome.

Excite Truck, Little King's Story and Zack and Wiki.

Guilty Party
I know it looks like just another mini game collection, but it's fantastic. The story is funny, the voice acting is well done, and the mini games are actually fun. The party mode mixes things up by changing the villain for every level. I wish Disney would turn this into a series!

Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn.
I never even saw a commercial on TV for this one, and that was back when I was glued to the TV.
The only commercial I ever saw was one on the Nintendo Channel.

If you're a fan, I'd say try Ghostbusters the video game, overlooked perhaps in favour of the HD versions.
Growing up in the 80s I loved the film and the Real Ghostbusters cartoon. The Wii version reminded me of the cartoon and I really liked the controls with the Wii remote. Sadly, has quite a few glitches that might freeze your game towards the end, but I found this a very replayable title.