Nintendo's Wii U launched with a pretty healthy line-up of games spanning across many genres, from platformers to survival ...

The Wii U always struggled to find an audience, but despite that, it has an excellent lineup of games. Here are our picks for the best Wii U games of all time.

Nintendo's Wii U housed unique games with innovative gamepad features that stand out. Some Wii U gems, such as Kirby and Bayonetta, remain exclusive and utilize touchscreen controls. Games like ...

Here Are the Best-Reviewed Wii U Games Freedom Planet – 84. Freedom Planet started off as an attempt to recreate the fast action that Sonic the Hedgehog brought to the table in the 90s.

ZombiU is one of the best games for the Wii U. In fact, it’s actually best played on the console because later versions on the PS3, Xbox One, and PC - coined Zombi - were missing the multiplayer ...

Were it not for its Wii U (and Nintendo Switch, eventually) sequel, Mario Kart Wii would undisputedly hold the crown for best Mario Kart game. However, it's still easily one of the most fun and ...

Before it’s too late, consider clocking in some time with these 10 best online Wii U and 3DS games the consoles had to offer. Recommended Videos. Call of Duty: Black Ops II (Wii U) ...

Looking for the best Wii and Wii U games that were a generation of motion-controlled magic and innovative play? You’ve landed at the right place. These two Nintendo consoles were forward ...

So in honor of its 10th anniversary, let’s look back at the best games the Wii U had to offer—16 games that got it right, even as the console as a whole was getting it wrong. Here are our ...

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$9.99 / £8.99 (around AU$14.99) on the Wii U eShop One of Nintendo’s most slept-on games in recent memory, Pushmo World (or Pullblox World in Europe) is a fantastic puzzler that shouldn’t be ...

Mario’s first game for the Wii U played it safe when it came to theme and concept; like previous titles in the ‘New’ series, this was essentially a colourful rehash of the same old blueprint.