50 game wii u teratas 2022
Daftar harga nintendo wii games wii terbaru November 2022
Despite our affection for the console, there's no denying that
Wii U had its share of issues. Chiefly, Nintendo failed to properly communicate the hardware's unique potential to the game-playing public — a mistake the company was careful avoid repeating with Switch. The name was a point of confusion, too, with some people assuming that it was some sort of add-on peripheral for the original Wii (quite understandably given the strategic focus of pre-release materials on the GamePad while the new console was tucked away out of view). Throw in some
oversized, chunky styling and a lack of Wii Sports-esque launch title to instantly convey the product's appeal and it comes as little surprise that Wii U was a commercial failure, and one all the more painful following the unprecedented success of its immediate predecessor. However, all fair criticism aside, there's one area where we won't hear a word against Wii U: the games. Say what you like about the hardware or Nintendo's misguided marketing, but Wii U had a large library
of software across a breadth of genres and styles. There's a very good reason Nintendo and third-parties have been plundering the catalogue and re-releasing Wii U games on Switch — many of them are utterly fantastic. Below you'll find a list of the 50 best Wii U games, including both full retail releases and downloadable eShop titles. Similar to many of our other Best Games lists, the ranking is governed
entirely by each title's User Rating in the Nintendo Life Game database and will constantly evolve to reflect those ratings, so you can still participate even as you read this. To do so, simply click on the User Rating star next to each title below and give it a score out of 10. The score will immediately be counted towards the total and potentially alter the ranking. We've
assembled these Top 50 rankings for a growing number of Nintendo consoles, so be sure to check out the Best Nintendo DS games, the Best 3DS games, the Best Game Boy games, the
Best Nintendo 64 Games, the Best Nintendo Wii Games, the Best SNES Games, and even the 50 best Switch
games — each and every one a fluid list that can change over time. Try rating the games in those, too! If there's a game bubbling under the top 50 that you'd like to rate, feel free to find it using the search tool below and give it a score out of 10. Ready, then? Let's dive in and see why publishers the world over have been plundering this console's treasure trove for 'Deluxe' and 'Ultimate' editions on Switch. Here are your picks for the all-time 50 best Wii U games ever... Note.
In order for games to become eligible, they need a minimum of 50 User Ratings in total. 
Publisher: 13AM Games / Developer: 13AM Games Release Date: 27th Aug 2015 (USA) / 3rd Sep 2015 (UK/EU) Runbow is a game that is very ‘Nintendo’ in every single aspect, from concept to art and sound direction, to the point that Nintendo itself held a launch party for Runbow at the Nintendo World Store in NYC. It's an excellent party game with a solid single player campaign and more unlockables than the colours of the rainbow; you won't regret playing this gem on the Wii U (or Switch). 49. Minecraft: Wii U Edition (Wii U eShop)
Publisher: Mojang / Developer: 4J Studios Release Date: 17th Dec 2015 (USA) / 17th Dec 2015 (UK/EU) Mojang did a wonderful job of porting the full Minecraft experience over to the Wii U. A game such as this felt right at home on the system, it's just a pity that it didn't arrive sooner. The open-ended nature of the gameplay means that virtually endless hours of fun are possible, and it can be tough to put down once it's really gotten its hooks in you. There's little to justify a double dip — world size aside, it was pretty much the same experience you'd find elsewhere — but it was a fine version of a fine game. 48. Resident Evil Revelations (Wii U)
Publisher: Capcom / Developer: Capcom Release Date: 21st May 2013 (USA) / 24th May 2013 (UK/EU) Another game that has since come to Switch, Resident Evil Revelations began life on 3DS before coming to Wii U in HD form. This title delivers the trademark franchise experience with moody environments, scares, action set-pieces and silly, campy storytelling in one enjoyable package. Raid mode was a fantastic extra, adding hours and hours of value as you can brainlessly gunned down creatures with a stranger, levelling up as you go. Visually and mechanically, the game was designed for 3DS, but this version (and the ports on subsequent consoles) held up well. More importantly, this spin-off from the 'mainline' series demonstrated that bombast and eye-watering budgets aren't the secrets to capturing the essence of survival horror and helped steer the RE ship back on course after the perilous waters of Resident Evil 6. 47. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (Wii U)Another great addition to the roster of the console with 'no games', Tekken Tag Tournament 2 launched alongside Wii U and threw exclusive Nintendo costumes and power-ups into its quality fighting mix, plus DLC content from other platforms, too. This entry in Namco's franchise had already cemented itself as a quality participant contender in the genre, but add in the Wii U exclusive modes, bells and whistles and you're left with perhaps the best console version of a fine fighter. 46. LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (Wii U)
Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive / Developer: TT Games Release Date: 21st May 2013 (USA) / 24th May 2013 (UK/EU) The Wii U release of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes may have been the last version to launch, but the ever-fun LEGO games always win through with their charm and co-op gameplay. Even when this port is virtually the same as the Wii and 3DS ones, smashing up LEGO bricks and seeing the pieces shatter all across this blocky, bricky Gotham is all simple, addictive joy. It's a bit of a shame nothing was added, and the GamePad functionality was subpar at best. 45. DuckTales: Remastered (Wii U eShop)
Publisher: Capcom / Developer: WayForward Release Date: 13th Aug 2013 (USA) / 15th Aug 2013 (UK/EU) Don’t let the cartoony graphics and Disney branding fool you: DuckTales: Remastered is a challenging duck-blur of a platformer that’s absolutely brimming with charm. The campaign of this affectionate remake of the NES classic may be short, but WayForward updated it in a way that makes the experience feel fresh and guarantees you'll want to revisit it. This is essential gaming for fans of the original DuckTales or the animated series, and even if you're not in those camps, it's still worth a look for fans of Disney, platformers, and Disney platformers. 44. LEGO Marvel Super Heroes (Wii U)
Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive / Developer: TT Games Release Date: 22nd Oct 2013 (USA) / 18th Oct 2013 (UK/EU) If you're after a fun way to unwind, relax, and have a laugh alone or with some friends, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes is exactly the game to fulfil that need. True, it offered only a larger and prettier package in terms of gameplay innovations over the expansive stable of accessible LEGO games spanning myriad properties, but the charming, accessible formula worked for a wide audience, and does so to this day. It’s pure family-friendly fun that squeezes in just enough variety to ensure that players of all ages will find something to enjoy. 43. Affordable Space Adventures (Wii U eShop)
Publisher: KnapNok Games / Developer: Nifflas Release Date: 9th Apr 2015 (USA) / 9th Apr 2015 (UK/EU) A really cracking title which shall never escape from Wii U (at least not until another console with two separate screens comes along), Affordable Space Adventures not only utilises the GamePad, but makes it integral to the experience as you navigate the dangerous caverns in your economy class spacefaring vehicle. Tackling it solo or with others is equally rewarding, and developer Nifflas' devotion to small details and quality is what truly sets it apart and makes it one of our favourite games on Wii eShop. There's nothing else quite like this out there, and it's still a trip worth taking — even without its clever Miiverse integration intact. 42. Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag (Wii U)Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag delivered an, exceptionally crafted, immensely beautiful and consuming open world that felt fantastic on Wii U. The clumsiness of the free-running mechanics showed up every so often, and low frame counts crept in here and there, but not enough to break the illusion Ubisoft painstakingly constructed in this open-world seafarer. Black Flag effortlessly sucks you into even the most insignificant of activities as you sail the high seas, and Wii U owners found plenty of gold for the plundering on their travels. 41. Need for Speed: Most Wanted U (Wii U)
Publisher: Electronic Arts / Developer: Criterion Games Release Date: 19th Mar 2013 (USA) / 21st Mar 2013 (UK/EU) Need for Speed: Most Wanted U a stunning port that went above and beyond in terms of tailoring a multiplatform title specifically for Nintendo's hardware and its feature set. Criterion's game is fast, fun, and absolutely beautiful, with an open-world design that creates a real feeling of freedom to go with the sense of speed, but it's the graphical upgrades and GamePad-specific features that made this the definitive console version at the time. It's one of the finest open-world racers we've ever played — the perfect example of a Nintendo port done right. Most wanted, indeed.
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