Worst wii games list

To immediately discard this game is to sell it short. There are some clever levels in Sonic: Lost World , and the controls are interesting. It makes great use of speed while throwing new environments into the mix. The story is a bit bland, but just controlling Sonic is fun enough to warrant a purchase at a low price.

Perhaps the upcoming action game, Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric , would prove them wrong. This is because most wanted a proper 3D sandbox Mario game like Super Mario It had great level design and fun new power-ups throughout the adventure. The environments were okay at best, but the tight platforming was just as good as it had ever been. The game makes no sense and tries to pride itself on the cacophony of ridiculous references to obscure internet humor.

ZombiU was a launch title for the Wii U and, despite the reluctance from consumers to pay any attention to it, managed to be a good game. As a matter of fact, it was a survival horror game that made great use of the GamePad.

Not only was there great challenge, but inventory management was probably the best out of most AAA games. Unfortunately, Ultra Smash is an under-baked shell of a game. It only has one court, limited characters, and a small group of modes. It says a lot that Mario Tennis: Aces put effort into throwing more content into it.

Nintendo made a few budget titles on the Wii U that were unique concepts turned into full games. It ended up being one of the most well-designed and charming puzzle games. It says a lot that Nintendo re-released it on the Switch a few years later. Despite having great visuals and smart humor, there are few redeeming qualities with Paper Mario: Color Splash. It strays further from the tight design of Paper Mario on the N64 and Gamecube.

It takes away the unique characters and environments. Perhaps the worst part of the game is the combat. And, you can share your creations with other players. It features poor track design, loose controls, and blatantly recycled mechanics and assets from games previously made by the developer.

Created by Data Design Interactive and released in , AGR had already shown its pretty shameful face on the Playstation 2 and PC before being ported over the family-centric Nintendo console. Unfortunately, the developers did not use any of the time between releases to improve or redesign any aspects of the game. It was merely adapted to work on Wii hardware and shipped out the door.

But this is where the comparisons end, as the controls something racing games practically live and die by are nowhere near as precise as they need to be. But the layouts of the generic courses all too often featured random hairpin turns or challenging S-bends. Without a doubt one of the worst Wii games on this list. It followed the same trend as previous entry Action Girlz Racing in that it was formerly released on the PS2 and PC 2 years before appearing on the Wii.

And it was nothing more than a shameless port. Ninjabread Man is a platformer with a cute skin slapped on it, more than likely to lure parents into buying it for their kids, as it was free from violence and profanity. Unfortunately, the gameplay itself is way more offensive than anything games like Grand Theft Auto or Red Dead Redemption could conjure up. The game turns running and jumping into something that would frustrate even the most placid adults, let alone an impatient child.

Place in-game screenshots of Ninjabread Man and Anubis II next to each other, and the UI for each game is exactly the same, bar the icon of your playable character.

This game is nothing more than shovelware put out by developers that had no love for the material they were working on.

This bizarre experience does have an element of plot. You play as Major Minor, a young cat who wants to start a marching band, but has no band members, instruments, or experience.

Thus, Major Minor embarks on his journey to continue the family lineage of drum majors. Believe it or not, the in-game tutorial specifically requests that you not be too enthusiastic about playing this game! The one merit of the game lies in its slight element of challenge, where you have to adjust your constant swinging ever so slightly, either faster or slower, to keep the members of your marching band happy.

The lack of precision of the Wii Remote, however, makes this much more annoying than it should be. To make matters worse, most of the chickens look perfectly innocent, and others just give you that pleading look. You shoot chickens who are washing their clothes. You shoot chickens who are lying on a beach sunbathing. You shoot chickens that are inexplicably parachuting. For the one time in my life, hell, I'm siding with Peta on this one.

Stop shooting the damn chickens! Ninjabread Man was a game that was seemingly released when it wasn't quite done yet.

I'm talking Dividing-By-Zero levels of messed-up. If you can get by a single level without the game completely crashing on you, stop reading and go buy a lottery ticket right now then come back. Somehow, the terrible graphics and sparse maps would lag the Wii into framerate issues as well, which in between all the crashes and shutdowns, means you don't spend that much time actually playing the game.

Do yourself a favor and don't add yourselves to the ranks. It's like a train wreck, except it somehow crashes even more. While the abbreviation of Major Minor's Majestic March may be splendid we could always go for some Mmmm , that's about all the game has going for it.

I kid you not when I say all you do is raise your Wiimote up and down while marching. Step, step, repeat for eight hours. As the commercial demonstrated, it's best to do this while smiling as wide as you possibly can. So, essentially, there's no way to play this "stepping simulator" and not look like you're completely high.

Now, remember the "move the Wiimote up and down" part I told you about? Well, gamers were quick to realize that the controls didn't even work half the time. The game sold poorly, selling barely in Japan in it's first two days, and received a few flat zeros on the review charts.

Now what kind of cheap gaming company would even both to make such a thing? Who would poor money into such a terrible concept? Who would put the effort into publishing this monstrosity? This is it! This is, without a doubt, the worst game ever. I can't even begin to explain the game. You'll just have to see for yourself. It broke the sales record in Japan, and is the worst selling game in Wii History. It managed to sell copies before the Japanese realized it was ridiculous.

It won't be getting a Western release, so if you want it, you're going to have to fly to Japan and hunt through the garbage. Rejoice in the fact that no game shall ever be weirder, or worse. We are safe in this knowledge. The 90s brought horror fans some of the wildest villains yet.