The best exclusive game wii u

Summary

• Nintendo's Wii u has accommodated unique games with innovative gamepad features that stand out.

• Some Wii U gems, such as Kirby and Bayonetta, remain exclusive and use the touch screen controls.

• Games like Xenoblade Chronicles X and the third devil is celebrated by its uniqueness on Wii U.

In recent memory there are few consoles with the same legend as Wii U. Nintendo, even in the past in the middle of the pitfalls, rarely had a console as bad as Wii U. It is also unfortunate, because not only did the console really have some unique ideas, had Also some star games.

Relatively few of these games got to the switch in the years since the Wii was turned off, although few of them remained there. Several of these games will lose some of the features of gamepad, which makes it so unique in the transition. As such, we emphasize not only those that are still locked on the Wii, but the exclusive games that really shine.

8

Kirby and The Rainbow Curse

The adorable, versatile blob that is, Kirby had rarely bad adventure, although the rainbow curse is one of his visually most interesting. This game is designed to look like (but in fact) Claymation, Kirby passes through the world exclusively by gamepad.

While the game can be played on your TV, it is best to keep it on gamepad for the greatest accuracy. It is a cute game and a game that would be a bit difficult to adapt to the switches without dramatically reworking the need for controls of the touch screen. So Wii u still has some value in Kirby's Clay Adventures.

7

Bayonetta 2

Bayonetta 2 has since reached the switch, although for years Wii has been the only way to play it. The long -awaited sequel to the original Bayonett, Bayonetta 2 went exclusive to Nintendo, which meant that many people were missing in this stellar character game.

Bayonetta 2 could actually be played exclusively with the Gamepad touch screen. The buttons were a much more logical layout, but there is humor in that it can literally drag Bayonetta around to make the combos.

These touch screen controls were actually also brought for the switching port.

6

Paper Mario Color Splash

While few Mario paper games can hope to achieve playing and writing an excellence for thousands of years, Color Splash is still a stellar entry in the series and still locked on Wii U. The game played on your television and gamepad simultaneously.

Combat moved from RPG mechanics of earlier games, with cards added to put a degree of tactics into the fight. These cards were completely managed from the gamepad, while the rest of the game was played on TV. It's a great little game and one of the few gems remaining on Wii U.

5

Nintendo land

Nintendo Land, like 1-2 Switch and Wii Sports Intent, was an example of what Wii u could disguise as a party game that you could enjoy yourself or with friends and family. With the Wii supporting most of the original Wii drivers, Nintendo even allows you to play with different different drivers to give everyone a unique experience.

Nintendo Land is probably the best game of this style purely in terms of diversity. There are competing games where some players can only see the game through a gamepad, or others where the gamepad must be inclined to balance things on TV. It is a game that really can't work on any ExcPet platform for Wii U, and was one of the console points of sale.

4

Xenoblade chronicles x

The Xenoblade Chronicles X has finally been liberated since its Wii prison after ten years and is still one of the most impressive games created for the console and a wonderful game in the open world in general. Creating the basic combat system of the original Xenoblade Chronicles, X created one massive hassle -free world and then gave you moss to fly around.

There is so much to praise XBX, because almost every song is a voice song, up to the fact that the “xeno” part of its name is very literally literally after the great world design. It is a game that is a very sum of its parts, and although it was not far from the best -selling Wii U game, it was easily one of the best console games.

3

Splatoon

Nintendo finds a million different ways to interpret existing IP, but rarely produces a brand new. As a result, Splatoon is so special. Not only was it a brand new series, but it was the first online competition Nintendo in a very long time. In addition, the idea of ​​literally painting a map as a forms of lawn war is just great.

It is generally acknowledged that each game is compared to the last improvement, although the original splatoon still holds a special place in the hearts of many. Unfortunately, it is no longer playable on the Wii U, because its servers have been taken offline, and it is unlikely that Nintendo would ever release a game they consider to be successful.

2

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker and Twilight Princess HD

With almost every beloved Wii U has been transferred to the switch, there are very few games for which people desperately climb. Outside, of course, the only two main edition of Zelda that is not available outside the Wii u in any form. For known only Nintendo, the HD versions of both wind wakers and Twilight Princess remain locked on Wii U.

The games were dramatic remasters over their original counterparts, while Wind Waker gained a particularly complex man. Both games contain a lot of improvement in quality of life, while Gamepad Wii u accepts a lot of menus to mix to it to be done without stopping the game. In the end it will have a wider audience.

1

The devil

The Best concept is subjective. A bad game can be your favorite AI The worst game can be the best on Wii U., so there's a third devil. After leaving Team Ninja and turning to NFTS before turning, Tomonobu Itagaki created Valhalla Game Studios and after a very prolonged development he released the devilish third.

Devil's The third was to be a new kind of action game, although chaotic development meant that it was only a buggy mess with very clumsy playing. Not exactly contributes to a strong action game. This means that there is a bizarre spark in the game, which really is not like anything else. It is likely that it will never be free from the Wii u and leaves it as a fascinating relic that is unlike another.