. It's kind of like an arcady Punch-Out with some godawful graphics at times. The story follows the manga. I find it enjoyable in short bursts.A vote for a surprisingly fun racing game that does not contain the words "Mario Kart":
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How the fuck did this not get posted in the first page?
All of these games should be cheap as dirt:
Personally haven't gotten around to playing my copy, but it has that weird quirkiness from Katamari Damacy.
My favorite roguelike. Read my thoughts on it here.
Victorious Boxers is a budget game series based on Hajime no Ippo, the best manga
All of these games should be cheap as dirt:
Personally haven't gotten around to playing my copy, but it has that weird quirkiness from Katamari Damacy.
This is a really good early Wii title.
There are so many mini-game fests available on the Wii, so why should you play Help Wanted? Because its a single-player focused, pleasingly daft game with lots of RPG elements and a substantial amount of great content.
You have to save the world by working a variety of jobs, you perform a job, earn some money, spend money on items/new jobs, items give you a different sort of currency to save the world from encroaching dangerous things (wads of gum, meteors, ramen noodle cup). The jobs make up the meat of the gameplay, but the motion controls actually work really well, and are sometimes mechanically absent all together. The story is delightful and barking mad at the same time, and the RPG elements give the game an addictive hook (just five more minutes, and then I can level up my cow milking job).
In all honesty, its one of my most played games for the Wii by far. More time got put into this then many AAA Wii efforts from Nintendo, or many of the very other fine games from this thread. So yeah, its pretty good, I'd even rank it as Hudson's finest hour of their late era prior to their shutdown.
This is good to know. I have the game in my collection but have only really played it for about 30 minutes years ago.
YES! I was surprised that this game was SO fun. The mechanics with the motion and everything worked. It was just fun to play and I loved it. Seriously one of the best Wii games I played beyond the obvious answers. Love it.
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There are so many mini-game fests available on the Wii, so why should you play Help Wanted? Because its a single-player focused, pleasingly daft game with lots of RPG elements and a substantial amount of great content.
You have to save the world by working a variety of jobs, you perform a job, earn some money, spend money on items/new jobs, items give you a different sort of currency to save the world from encroaching dangerous things (wads of gum, meteors, ramen noodle cup). The jobs make up the meat of the gameplay, but the motion controls actually work really well, and are sometimes mechanically absent all together. The story is delightful and barking mad at the same time, and the RPG elements give the game an addictive hook (just five more minutes, and then I can level up my cow milking job).
In all honesty, its one of my most played games for the Wii by far. More time got put into this then many AAA Wii efforts from Nintendo, or many of the very other fine games from this thread. So yeah, its pretty good, I'd even rank it as Hudson's finest hour of their late era prior to their shutdown.
Well in that case search The Spiderwick Chronciles Wii game. It's a quality adventure game with solid mechanics. Mostly kid friendly but very well done.
Well in that case search The Spiderwick Chronciles Wii game. It's a quality adventure game with solid mechanics. Mostly kid friendly but very well done.
Edit: Is there a good place online to get Wii games for relatively cheap, specially these types of B tier obscure games?
