The revolution starts with IGN's Pokemon guide.
While it was received poorly at the time, Pokemon Battle Revolution is being remembered with newfound appreciation in light of the ongoing conversation about the animation quality in the Pokemon series.
I'm sure it was good in certain ways, and honestly not a bad game
Just felt like a huge disappointing step back from games like colleseum and xr, and honestly
Even stadium
No mini games etc
it was definitely.
it just felt like a let down when u consider the coliseum and Stadium games.
Smart When Shouting counts down the best Wii games that everyone missed.
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Some interesting choices you got there, but I totally agree with Fire Emblem, Sonic Colors, and Tales of Symphonia.
I would add the following:
MySims Agents
deBlob
Raving Rabbids Go Home
Kirby's Epic Yarn (I am pretty sure many people overlooked this one.)
I still play Fire Emblem, it is fantastic!
I bought MadWorld, but I didn't think it was very fun, so I sold it.
"Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World" has the best monster capture mechanic in any RPG I ever played (except for Pokémon) and it's one of the only two Tales games that I finished (the other one is the first Tales of Symphonia).
Someday I will buy Sonic and the Black Knight and Sonic Colors. Someday...
I was disappointed with Madworld, but I only spent 3quid on it. I feel I have missed out on Metroid Other M so I will have to pick that up soon.
What if Nintendo brought back its "New Play Control" series for the Wii U? Could we see some new ways to play some DS favorites?
Personally I'd prefer it if they continued the tradition of making the console able to play your handheld games. Super Gameboy on SNES, Gameboy player on GCN for some examples.
Seriously, Kid Icarus Uprising or Zelda Ocarina of Time 3D upscaled on my TV... 'nuff said.
Wii U needed at least a couple of new Nintendo exclusive games to sell me into buying one. Not multiplatform games or HD versions of older games Nintendo games.
"Don't buy this game."