TravenousMaximus on 23 January 2014
5. Deadly Creatures - unique concept, excellent voice acting, epic bosses for its scale.
4. Red Steel 2 - basically, what Red Steel should've been at launch; restored my faith in the Wiimote
3. Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbados' Treasure - amazing adventure title that about 43 people played
2. Warhawk - beautiful mashup of genres, short but satisfying campaign, strong multiplayer, and dat soundtrack!
1. Sin & Punishment: Star Successor - IMO, this is the quintessential Wii game (not the best, but the most fitting for the interface) Treasure played to all of the console's strengths and made an epic SHMUP, just like Treasure always seems to do. Essentially, this is what Star Fox would've been like on the Wii.
