What was the last game released for Wii?

When Nintendo finally concluded after the Gamecube that it could no longer keep up with the raw computing power of the console race, it went in a different direction. This had the effect Wiistill one of the most unique consoles to grace the market.

It firmly moved Nintendo into a family-friendly position, focused on more unique and casual experiences, and thus the number of games launched on the console was not as high as its competitors. That said, the Wii still had a healthy number of games, and they all had something unique in terms of gameplay.

How many games were released on the Wii?

By the time the Wii was officially discontinued, a large number of games graced the system, which is a dramatic improvement over a measly 700 that the Gamecube got. While the Wii doesn't hold a candle The Switch has an impressive 5,000 gameshe's no slouch either.

The exact number is constantly changing due to Virtual Console games and regional exclusives, but the number stands somewhere between 1600-1700 total. around 1,000 more games than its predecessor, a significant improvement on all counts.

When did The Last Game come out for Wii?

What's funnier is the last game released on the Wii. While official support ended in 2012 around the release of the Wii U, the game released on the console didn't stop completely. In fact, the last Wii game was only released two years before the Wii U, which is a true testament to its longevity.

The last game released on the Wii to have an international release was Just Dance 2020 Nov 5, 2019. However, the actual last two games were Retro City Rampage DX+ and Shakedown: Hawaii on July 9, 2020released exclusively in Europe. That's almost 14 years since the first launch.

What were the initial Wii titles?

In an effort to avoid the problems that plagued the GameCube, which only launched with three games for the system in Japan, the Wii came with both roughly simultaneous worldwide launchand many more stacked libraries. Here are the Wii launch dates:

• Japan – December 2, 2007
• North America – November 19, 2006
• Europe – December 8, 2006

Aside from some shared titles, each region had a fairly wide selection of games, many of which were exclusive a few months after launch. The number of games launched in each region was 17 in Japan, 21 in North America and 24 in Europe. A very significant jump up in terms of both number and variety.