Doritos and Mountain Dew Team Up With Halo 4
Wii Love the Wii, Final Part: 2-D Adventures
Well we’ve made it through all the parts of my blog series honoring the best games of the Wii before the launch of the Wii U. So for the final part, we’ll look at my favorite 2-D adventures on the Wii. You know, some of my most favorite Wii games are in 2-D. Including SSB: Brawl (which I put in the fighter category). So turn your Wii remote sideways, and let’s get started!
We Love the Wii, Part 6: 3-D Adventures
We Love the Wii, Part 5: Weird and Wacky
We Love the Wii, Part 4: Sports and Fitness
Thanks to Wii Sports being a pack-in game with every initial Wii, sports games became very popular on the console and showed us new ways to play our favorite athletic events with motion controls. There were many Wii Sports imitators: some good, some bad. A couple of years later, Nintendo repeated the same success with Wii Fit, so fitness games became all the rage, too. Again, some were good, some not as much. So in this part of my blog series, we’re going to take a look at the best sports and fitness games on the Wii!
We Love the Wii, Part 3: Virtual Console and WiiWare
One of the things that got me excited for the Wii initially was the fact that you could download and play classic games from other consoles on it. When I was at E3 in 2006, I was just as excited to play Bonk’s Adventure on the Wii just as much as Wii Tennis! With the Wii Virtual Console, you can play games from consoles like the NES, SNES, N64, Commodore 64, Sega Master System, Genesis, Neo-Geo, even TG-16! And due to the popularity of original Xbox LIVE and PSN games, later on the Wii let you download original games as well with their WiiWare service. So in this part of my blog series, we’ll look at some of my favorite Virtual Console and WiiWare games.
We Love the Wii, Part 2: Game Collections
One of my favorite video game genres are collections of old arcade games or other retro compilations. So I decided to make a whole blog about my preferred ones for the Wii in Part 2 of my blog series on my favorite Wii games. I know these kinds of games don’t use the Wii’s motion control strengths, and some of these can be found on other consoles as well. But I enjoyed them most on the Wii so they go here anyway.
We Love the Wii, Part 1: Intro and Fighters
With the release of Kirby’s Dream Collection out of the way, I feel that I’ve probably played the last great Wii game. Oh sure, they’ll be a few good stragglers here and there, like Epic Mickey 2, but I’ll probably end up playing that one on the 360 or PS3. So when a new console comes out (like the Wii U), and I know that there aren’t any more significant releases on the old console (like the Wii), I like to make a blog featuring and honoring all my favorite games on the previous console. There were so many fun games on the Wii, though, that I decided to make this blog a multipart feature consisting of several short blogs, one every couple of days or so.
My Birthday Cake 2012
Cary’s Favorite Transformers
At the end of last month, I reviewed Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. I really enjoyed the game because it was more like the original toy line and cartoon that I remember back in the 80’s, not the recent Michael Bay movies. Aside from the cool special effects, I never really did like the Michael Bay Transformers movies. Anytime the robots were not fighting it was really awful, especially anything having to do with the human characters. But I never complained too much because this WAS a movie based on an old toy line and 30 minute commercial disguised as a cartoon. You can’t expect too much out of that. But because of the new game, I’ve been on a bit of a Transformers kick lately, so I thought that in this blog, I’d list my top five favorite Autobots and top five favorite Decepticons.




