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Overheated engines force a cooler line in Excitebike, Nintendo's side-view dirt-bike race where temperature matters as much as the jumps.
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Wii games, including motion-controlled hits and traditional pad games. This page records the Wii originals. It does not claim a current listing unless a later official re-release is named as history. Where to Play does not host these games.
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Overheated engines force a cooler line in Excitebike, Nintendo's side-view dirt-bike race where temperature matters as much as the jumps.
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Shared tanks and destructible bricks fill Battle City, Namco's Famicom game descended from Tank Battalion.
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Super Mario Bros. turned a running jump, a fire flower, and a flagpole into the pattern later Mario games still answer.
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Medusa heads drift across the stairs while Simon Belmont's whip cracks in Castlevania.
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The Legend of Zelda hands you a sword in a cave and then refuses to tell you which dungeon comes next.
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Square opened its line with Final Fantasy, the 1987 NES quest in which four jobs cross a cursed world through menu-driven battles.
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Light Warriors cross a bridge that breaks behind them in Final Fantasy (1987), Hironobu Sakaguchi's Famicom RPG that launched the series.
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Cut Man's shears and the Yellow Devil's shifting blocks open Mega Man, a shorter and harder robot-master gauntlet than the sequel that made the formula famous.
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Experience points and side-view swordplay make Zelda II: The Adventure of Link the odd Zelda, closer to an action RPG than the first overhead quest.
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Subspace vegetables and a four-person cast define Super Mario Bros. 2, the Western sequel built from a different Japanese game.
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Tanooki suits and a world map turn short stages into a toy box in Super Mario Bros. 3, with airships parked between the levels.
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Rotoscoped leaps and a one-hour dungeon define Prince of Persia (1989), Jordan Mechner's Apple II game of traps and sword fights.
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Inhaled enemies become copy abilities in Kirby's Adventure, the long NES journey that gave Kirby a hat for each stolen power.
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Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde chase the dot-eater in Pac-Man, Toru Iwatani's maze for Namco.
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The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past splits Hyrule into a light world and a dark world that share one map.
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Banana peels and a red shell define Super Mario Kart, the Mode 7 racer whose handling stays slippery on purpose.
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Pre-rendered fur and a mine-cart ride define Donkey Kong Country, Rare's jungle where Diddy covers ground the big ape cannot.
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A robotic suit turns a worm into a run-and-gun hero in Earthworm Jim, launched by Shiny Entertainment and David Perry.
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Super Metroid opens with Samus delivering a baby metroid to researchers and then returning to a station that has already gone wrong.
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Chrono Trigger lets a festival accident throw a small party across several eras of one planet.
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Dixie's ponytail spins like a helicopter in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, and she and Diddy are the ones doing the rescuing.
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Puppy Love, the stage where a puppy must be bounced to safety, sits inside Earthworm Jim 2 among Shiny's continuing cartoon levels.
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Mario Kart 64 took the Super Nintendo racer's drifting and built courses that climb, drop, and hide shortcuts for four players on one television.
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Professor Oak sends a photographer down a rail in Pokemon Snap, and the score depends on the framing, not on a battle.
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Capcom's courtroom debut Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney first shipped on the Game Boy Advance in Japan during 2001, with Phoenix objecting through testimony.
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Tallon IV is a ruined planet you scan rather than sprint through in Metroid Prime, Retro Studios' first-person debut for Samus.
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Capcom's second courtroom game, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney − Justice for All, arrived on the Game Boy Advance in Japan during 2002, still built as four cross-examinations.
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Spencer Mansion is rebuilt from the ground up in Resident Evil (2002), the remake Shinji Mikami directed for Capcom.
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Rebecca Chambers shares an item box with Billy Coen in Resident Evil Zero, Capcom's 2002 prequel made first for the GameCube.
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Retro Studios split Aether between light and dark, and Metroid Prime 2: Echoes makes Samus Aran walk both copies of the same map.
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The third Ace Attorney casebook, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney − Trials and Tribulations, debuted on the Game Boy Advance in Japan during 2004, with Godot's mask waiting in court.
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Babylon's streets open Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones, the closing chapter of the Sands trilogy, where the prince shares a body with a darker self.
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Leon's over-the-shoulder aim debuted on GameCube in Resident Evil 4, Capcom's shooter from 2005 that later spread to other hardware, including Wii.
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Raven Software's hero-swapping brawler Marvel Ultimate Alliance is Activision's team fighter from 2006, built so you can change heroes inside one scrap.
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Canyon duels and a racing crew follow Most Wanted in Need For Speed Carbon, EA's street sequel from 2006 that treats a canyon drop as a loss.
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Ubisoft turned a platformer into a living-room party in Rayman Raving Rabbids, the 2006 Wii disc of motion minigames.
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Undercover work defines Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent, the 2006 Splinter Cell that shipped as two different campaigns.
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Radical Entertainment let Crash grab oversized enemies and turn them in Crash of the Titans, the 2007 entry that puts a mutant under his feet.
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Spellcasting inside Hogwarts drives Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Electronic Arts' tie-in from 2007 to the fifth book and film.
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Four brothers tag into combo strings in TMNT, Ubisoft's adaptation of the 2007 computer-animated movie.
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Square's Famicom sequel FINAL FANTASY II raises stats by using weapons and spells, with no experience points, and it first appeared in 1988 under an emperor's shadow.
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Sonic Team built a speedy answer to Mario in Sonic the Hedgehog (1991), Sega's Genesis mascot debut.
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Miles Prower joins the dash in Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Sega's 1992 Genesis sequel that also introduces the spin dash.
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Master Emerald duty is playable in Sonic & Knuckles, Sega's 1994 Genesis cartridge famous for a lock-on port that clips Sonic 2 or Sonic 3 on top.
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Angel Island falls at the start of Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (1994), Sega's Genesis sequel that adds save files and a story built to lock onto Sonic & Knuckles.
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Sketch Turner punches through living panels in Comix Zone, Sega's Genesis brawler from 1995 in which the artist Mortus draws the enemies.
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Hartsock's squad retells the Normandy fighting from another foxhole in Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood.
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Matt Baker's squad needs orders in Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30, the 2005 Normandy campaign with which Gearbox opened its World War II line.
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Crypto-137 lands a saucer in a paranoid decade in Destroy All Humans!
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Bullet cameras follow the shot in Sniper Elite, Rebellion's 2005 World War II sniper game.
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Normandy's breakout is the war told in Call of Duty 3, Treyarch's console shooter.
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Themed cabinets stand in for a physical table, and Dream Pinball 3D fills its nights with video-pinball boards instead of a single wood machine.
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Reflections split a New York crime story between 1978 and a later decade, and Driver: Parallel Lines is that two-era driving tale.
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Amaterasu's celestial brush began on PlayStation 2, and Okami is Clover Studio's paint adventure later mapped to a pointer.
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Rebellion lifted the last Genetic Infantryman out of 2000 AD, and Rogue Trooper follows that blue soldier across the poison wastes of Nu Earth.
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Nina Kalenkov hunts for her missing father, and Secret Files: Tunguska is Animation Arts' point-and-click wrapped around the Siberian blast.
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Corleone rackets become a business sim in The Godfather: The Game, the 2006 open-city crime game EA Redwood Shores adapted from the film trilogy.
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The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess lets Link become a wolf whenever the twilight covers a province.
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A sensor bar and a wrist were the whole gym in Wii Sports, the pack-in that taught tennis, bowling, baseball, golf, and boxing.
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Captain Price's regiment restarts the series in the present in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Infinity Ward's 2007 break from the World War II campaigns.
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Spike packed an arena fighter with nearly every fighter the anime had drawn, and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 lets them fly across open battlefields.
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Three armies rotate the save file in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn.
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Cartoon guitar bosses define the career, and Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock is the first package in that series built for the motion console.
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The Ark, the stones, and the grail share LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures.
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Episode studs from two earlier brick games combine in LEGO Star Wars - The Complete Saga.
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Colored spheres have to hit rolling chains before the line reaches the pyramid gate, and Luxor 3 is MumboJumbo's chain-shot built on that race.
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British classifiers blocked Rockstar's stealth sequel until the worst footage was removed, and Manhunt 2 spent that fight waiting on a rating.
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Phazon corruption fuels hypermode in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption.
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Sanctioned race days replaced open-road police, and Need for Speed: ProStreet is EA Black Box's turn toward organized events.
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Travis Touchdown ranks up by earning cash at odd jobs between duels, and No More Heroes is Grasshopper Manufacture's motion-sword assassin game.
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Jack Sparrow's third film became a cutlass tie-in, and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End sends the crew through ship fights and island duels.
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Match-three spells fight a war in Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords, Infinite Interactive's 2007 mix of gem puzzles and a fantasy campaign drawn from the Warlords line.
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Capcom put the mansion, the city, and the train on rails, and Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles retells those outbreaks with a light gun.
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Band kits sold guitar, drums, and a microphone together in Rock Band, Harmonix's 2007 argument that one living room could be a group.
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Combination locks fill the mansion of Safecracker: The Ultimate Puzzle Adventure, Kheops Studio's puzzle adventure about opening safes.
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Six episodic cases share one carton, and Sam & Max Season One: Save the World is Telltale's first season of the Freelance Police packaged for a motion console.
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Black-suit venom sticks to the swinging in Spider-Man 3, Treyarch's 2007 tie-in to Sam Raimi's third film.
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Rosalina's Comet Observatory hubs the planetoids of Super Mario Galaxy.
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Flipping into the foreground solves walls in Super Paper Mario.
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Springfield's family knows the levels are a product, and The Simpsons Game lets Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa talk back to checkpoints while they clear them.
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Natla's expedition is rebuilt in Tomb Raider: Anniversary, the 2007 reconstruction Crystal Dynamics made of the 1996 mansion-and-tomb raid, using the Legend engine.
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Traveller's Tales tied a robot-and-vehicle switch to the first Michael Bay film, and Transformers: The Game includes living-room and handheld versions of that idea.
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Balance Board pressure is the controller in Wii Fit.
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Central Park, split into episodes, replaces the old mansion in Alone in the Dark (2008), Eden Games' reboot.
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A bus leaves the village for a city in Animal Crossing: City Folk.
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Bullworth Academy is the campus in Bully: Scholarship Edition, Rockstar's 2008 expansion of the 2006 school satire.
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Peleliu's ridges and Stalingrad's streets share Call of Duty: World at War, Treyarch's 2008 World War II shooter covering the Pacific and the Eastern Front.
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Ceodore Harvey carries FINAL FANTASY IV: THE AFTER YEARS, Square Enix's sequel to Final Fantasy IV, following a new generation after the original cast.
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Drums and vocals joined the guitar, and Guitar Hero World Tour turns the series into a full band on the motion console.
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Po's film became a brawler, and Kung Fu Panda is the tie-in that shipped separate living-room and handheld versions alongside the movie.
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Gotham bricks split into hero chapters and villain chapters in LEGO Batman, Traveller's Tales' 2008 debut and the first brick Batman.
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Drawn gusts carry Toku in LostWinds, the 2008 game with which Frontier launched WiiWare.
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Plastic wheels shipped in the box with Mario Kart Wii, Nintendo's 2008 kart that added bikes and online play.
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An undercover cop's garage is the cover story in Need For Speed Undercover, EA's 2008 street racer set in the open city of Tri-City.
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Casino Royale's Venice chase shares a disc with Quantum of Solace, the 2008 shooter that also covers the later Bond film.
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Tour setlists grow longer in Rock Band 2, Harmonix's 2008 instrument sequel.
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A lure and a motion-controlled rod are the tackle in SEGA Bass Fishing.
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Werehog nights interrupt the boost in Sonic Unleashed, Sonic Team's 2008 switch between daytime speed stages and a nighttime beast.
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The black suit drives an open Manhattan, and Spider-Man: Web of Shadows on the motion console is its own build rather than the PlayStation 3 game.
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A secret apprentice hunts between the film trilogies, and Star Wars: The Force Unleashed follows that assassin under Darth Vader's orders.
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Strong Badia is founded in the living room during Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People: Episode 2 - Strong Badia the Free.
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Band battles take the house over in Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People: Episode 3 - Baddest of the Bands.
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Dangeresque poses through Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People: Episode 4 - Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective.
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Retro cabinets take over Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People: Episode 5 - 8-Bit Is Enough, the season finale that closed Telltale's 2008 Homestar Runner run.
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Subspace Emissary gives a story mode to Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the 2008 fighting game from Sora Ltd.
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A chick's egg hunt is Toki Tori, the puzzle Two Tribes reissued on WiiWare in 2008 after the Game Boy Color original.
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Lara Croft's search for her mother continues in Tomb Raider: Underworld, the 2008 continuation of the Legend-era story from Crystal Dynamics.
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Goo balls become load-bearing joints in World of Goo, the 2008 physics puzzle 2D Boy built about living construction.
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Jellybean shapes revive a partnership in A Boy and His Blob, WayForward's 2009 remake of David Crane's 1989 puzzle.
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Paper collage rotates under your feet in And Yet It Moves, the 2009 puzzle from Broken Rules.
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CommanderVideo's body is the paddle in BIT.TRIP BEAT.
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A paddle is the whole body of the player in BIT.TRIP CORE, Gaijin Games' second rhythm release on WiiWare.
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Nico Collard gets a playable chapter in Broken Sword 1 - Shadow of the Templars (The Director's Cut), Revolution's 2009 remake of the 1996 adventure.
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Festival weekends replace a lone rally season, and Colin McRae: DiRT 2 is Codemasters' off-road event with reduced living-room and handheld editions.
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Ishimura's earlier outbreak is the rail in Dead Space: Extraction, Eurocom's 2009 on-rails prequel that debuted on Wii with pointer aiming.
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Licensed clubs and a new season of kits fill FIFA 10, the annual soccer game from EA Sports.
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Disney's spy rodents left the film for a mission pack, and G-Force: The Video Game puts Darwin's team into separate console builds.
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Proton streams and a film-style script define Ghostbusters: The Video Game.
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Party drops let a friend join mid-song in Guitar Hero 5, Activision's 2009 entry, also on Wii, developed by Neversoft.
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Motion-controlled spells carry the living-room build of EA's film tie-in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, with a separate handheld game for the sixth movie.
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Pandora reached stores before the film did, and James Cameron's AVATAR: The Game is Ubisoft's earlier, smaller telling on the motion console and the handheld.
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Crystal Skull joins rebuilt scenes from the earlier films, and LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues is TT Games' brick sequel covering that spread.
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The Superhuman Registration Act splits the roster of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, a team brawler drawn from the comics' registration conflict.
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Hiro's animal spells carry Mini Ninjas, the 2009 family adventure IO Interactive made after years as the Hitman studio.
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Underwater fights set Monster Hunter Tri apart from the earlier hunts.
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Propeller mushrooms lift four players at once in New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Nintendo's 2009 side-scroller with a midair spin carried over from the handheld idea of 2D Mario.
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Motion kicks lead the Wii edition of Pro Evolution Soccer 2010, Konami's football sim that favored a remote swing.
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Harry Mason's phone profiles the player in Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, Climax's 2009 reimagining of the first Silent Hill.
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A partner joins the rail in Sin & Punishment: Star Successor.
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Merfolk and a spreading curse strand the pirate in Tales of Monkey Island Complete Pack: Chapter 2 - The Siege of Spinner Cay.
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A swallowed ship and a beast's interior set the scene in Tales of Monkey Island Complete Pack: Chapter 3 - Lair of the Leviathan.
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A warrant with the hero's name on it drives Tales of Monkey Island Complete Pack: Chapter 4 - The Trial and Execution of Guybrush Threepwood.
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LeChuck's last transformation closes the season in Tales of Monkey Island Complete Pack: Chapter 5 - Rise of the Pirate God.
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Apple Corps licensed the catalog for The Beatles: Rock Band, the 2009 instrument game Harmonix built entirely from Beatles songs.
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Arcade dogfights inside the Clancy universe define Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. when the remote is allowed to tilt the jet.
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MotionPlus swordplay opens the holiday on Wii Sports Resort.
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Logan claws through a milder living-room build, and X-Men Origins: Wolverine on that hardware is not the bloodier Uncaged Edition from high-definition consoles.
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South Africa's national tournament got a licensed pitch in 2010 FIFA World Cup, EA Sports' one-off built around that competition.
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Doc Brown has Christopher Lloyd's voice again in Back to the Future: The Game, Telltale's 2010 episodic sequel to the film trilogy.
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Commander Video locks onto a continuous line in BIT.TRIP FATE, and every shot he fires answers the music.
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CommanderVideo runs without a stop button in BIT.TRIP RUNNER, the 2010 WiiWare rhythm game from Gaijin Games.
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Alex Mason hears the numbers in Call of Duty: Black Ops, the 2010 Cold War shooter with which Treyarch opened the Black Ops line.
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Quote's cave is redrawn in Cave Story+, the enhanced edition Nicalis published of Daisuke Amaya's freeware.
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Andy's toys get an open box in Disney•Pixar Toy Story 3: The Video Game, the 2010 tie-in Avalanche Software developed for Disney from the Pixar film.
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Stickmen Studios rotates each room so a clockwork hero can cross the gaps, and Doc Clock: The Toasted Sandwich of Time is that WiiWare puzzle.
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Tiki Tak Tribe hypnotists steal the hoard in Donkey Kong Country Returns, the 2010 return Retro Studios built for Nintendo on the Wii.
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Motion swings replace the pad on the Wii edition of FIFA 11, EA Sports' club-season football sim.
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Drawn routes keep aircraft from meeting, and Flight Control HD is Firemint's console upgrade of the phone puzzle about that job.
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Beads and patches replace a life bar in Kirby's Epic Yarn.
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Hogwarts bricks retell the first four stories in LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4, Traveller's Tales' 2010 walk from the philosopher's stone through the Triwizard year.
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Capcom and Inti Creates followed their previous 8-bit revival with Mega Man 10(2010), bringing back limited lives and steep stage design.
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Autolog taunts turn pursuits into a social race in Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit, the 2010 reboot Criterion made of the police-chase idea.
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Pro keys arrive with a keytar in Rock Band 3, Harmonix's 2010 sequel that added pro-difficulty parts for real instruments.
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Corridors do nothing until the chambers slide into place, and Rooms: The Main Building is a puzzle about shoving those rooms until doors finally meet.
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Sumo Digital seated Sega characters in karts, and Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing gives each one a signature move on the motion console and the handheld.
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Splash Hill's loops announce a side-view return in Sonic the Hedgehog 4 - Episode I, a Dimps and Sonic Team follow-up.
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Madame Web splits the hero four ways in Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions, Beenox's 2010 game across comic versions of Spider-Man.
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A cloned apprentice wakes in STAR WARS: The Force Unleashed II, the 2010 sequel LucasArts built around Starkiller's copy.
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Super Mario Galaxy 2 returns to small planets and then hands Mario a dinosaur the first Galaxy did not have.
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Viking barracks face Aztec temples and Chinese gates in Swords and Soldiers HD, the sharpened edition of Ronimo Games' side-scrolling strategy.
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Joint angles are the inputs in Toribash, Nabi Studios' turn-based fighter.
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Nadeo brought restart-friendly time trials into a living room, and TrackMania on that motion console is the 2010 release of the racing toy.
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Cybertron is the battlefield, and Transformers: War for Cybertron is High Moon Studios' shooter set on the robots' home world before they ever reached Earth.
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Monolith Soft set a colony on a fallen titan, and Xenoblade Chronicles follows Shulk from that Bionis outpost toward the Mechonis on the horizon.
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Animated captures turn chess into a skirmish in Battle vs Chess, a 2011 game where fantasy scenes play out the moves.
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Makarov's war closes in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, the 2011 finale Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer used to end the original Modern Warfare story.
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Paint returns to a gray city, and de Blob 2 is Blue Tongue's sequel about rolling color back across those streets.
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Costume platforms let four players wear Disney characters in Disney Universe, the 2011 adventure that included a Wii release.
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John Tanner's coma is the reason a driver can change bodies in Driver San Francisco.
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Phoenix order business opens LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7, Traveller's Tales' 2011 brick telling of the last three stories.
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Jack Sparrow's four films get retold in minifigs in LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game.
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Separatist tanks roll through LEGO Star Wars III - The Clone Wars, Traveller's Tales' 2011 brick game based on the animated Clone Wars.
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Jordan Challenge games sit inside NBA 2K12, the release Visual Concepts built with Michael Jordan on the cover.
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A stopwatch and a cross-country route define Need for Speed: The Run.
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Globox returns to a side-scrolling brawl in Rayman Origins, the 2011 platformer Ubisoft Montpellier made playable with up to four characters.
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Three demon-fighting arcade brawlers share a box, and SENGOKU Anthology is SNK's collection of those Sengoku beat-em-ups.
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Cover commands shape the fights in The Last Story.
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Motion swings cut through a sky of islands, and The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword opens on Skyloft above a surface unlocked one region at a time.
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Sega aimed the racket at a wrist, and Virtua Tennis 4 on the motion console swings the remote as the racquet.
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Junction Point, led by Warren Spector, put Oswald beside Mickey, and Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two is that co-op cartoon on two Nintendo home machines.
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Tablets and a father who disappeared inside the ruins drive La-Mulana.
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Spoken jokes fill an open Gotham in LEGO Batman 2 DC Super Heroes, the 2012 sequel in which Traveller's Tales gave the bricks real dialogue.
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Middle-earth studs litter LEGO The Lord of the Rings, Traveller's Tales' 2012 retelling of the three Peter Jackson films.
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EA kept the new Infinity Engine on high-definition hardware, and Madden NFL 13 on the motion console stayed with the older feature set.
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Jay-Z took an executive producer credit and curated the songs, and NBA 2K13 is the basketball season people still name for that soundtrack.
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Namco's PlayStation 3 edition adds the future arc, and Tales of Graces f is that expanded telling rather than the first home version of Asbel's story.
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Oscorp's outbreak spills into an open city in The Amazing Spider-Man, Beenox's 2012 game based on the Marc Webb film.
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Yuke's framed the career around the Attitude Era, and WWE '13 replays that television period as story matches instead of a blank exhibition card.
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Plastic figures unlock play sets, and Disney Infinity is Avalanche Software's toys-to-life sandbox built around that swap.
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Ignite matches are a different game from FIFA 14, the soccer annual EA Sports built for the 2013 season.
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Two Nintendo discs carried one fresh playlist, and Just Dance 2017 is that collection sold for the original motion console and its successor.
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Avatar hangouts fill Rec Room, Against Gravity's 2016 social virtual-reality place full of user-made rooms.
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Wild cards and a forced draw keep UNO faithful to Mattel's shedding deck, matching colors and numbers the way the tabletop pack does.
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Late shelves in the motion era still had room for Just Dance 2018, Ubisoft's pop-routine carton aimed at the original living-room remote.
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Live actors fill a branching sound novel, and 428: Shibuya Scramble is Chunsoft's scramble through that Tokyo crossing.
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Disc presses were still running for living-room dancers when Just Dance 2019 arrived for the original motion console and its successor together.
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Hologryph turned the Hello Neighbor house into an online hide-and-seek test, and Secret Neighbor Beta is that computer trial rather than a motion-console release.
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Death Adder's fantasy brawl came from the arcades, and Golden Axe is the Sega cabinet the motion console's Virtual Console later reissued.
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Axel Stone, Adam Hunter, and Blaze Fielding walk the street in Streets of Rage, Sega's 1991 side-scrolling brawler that began on the Genesis.
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Blaze Fielding and Axel Stone lead Sega's Genesis brawler Streets of Rage 2, usually ranked as the high point of that trilogy.
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Drawn steel replaces empty-handed strikes in SAMURAI SHODOWN II, the weapons duel SNK put in Neo Geo cabinets.
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The SV-001 tank and a very small squad open METAL SLUG.
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Mummy transformations join the squad in METAL SLUG 2, SNK's 1998 run-and-gun sequel.
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Marco and Tarma get a cleaner board in Metal Slug X, SNK's rebalanced revision of the second arcade mission.
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Kurt Hectic, Doctor Hawkins, and Max the dog share the missions, and MDK 2 is BioWare's sequel to Shiny's original rather than a motion-console debut.
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Branching missions make METAL SLUG 3 the 2000 run-and-gun SNK fans still call a high point of the arcade line.
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PopCap followed its breakthrough match-three with Bejeweled 2, adding puzzle boards and an endless mode on top of swapping gems.
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Jack Carver's boat job collapses into Far Cry, the 2004 computer shooter Crytek set on a tropical archipelago.
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A Caribbean captain's career is Sid Meier's Pirates!
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