'Most' being the operative word.
You may have missed a gem?

For me though whoever secures treasures BC will have my soul. Even though I have collected almost all. I'm scared to play some in case they break :/.
I think Ninty are in pole position for them.

I'd recommend Yoshi's Island 2.

To tell you the truth Scarface i don't have it yet :(

It's next on my list though and it's by Nintendo (child friendly), nuff said ;)

Will do. Thanks! :)

Well that also depends on the display. 720p looks awesome on my 24" LCD monitor--the jaggies are a tad more aparent than they are on a CRT or even a nice plasma TV set--but it looks pretty awesome anyway. 480p over component is a mess on this thing though, a jagged, horrible mess. In general I don't really believe 480p looks any good on most fixed pixel displays.

It's just a matter of image quality..but IQ is a big deal, and imo I'd even go so far as to say it's one of the only things keeping me away from the Wii at this point..though I'll probably cave in the long run.

I think The Sims is a good fit for Wii, the interface could be really cool with a pointer. That really opens up the Wii to some interesting genres that consoles haven't really gotten a lot of love from.

I'm getting a DS again before a Wii for sure though, I miss having a DS. I pawned my fat one a while ago and never got around to picking up a ds lite. DS is my favorite nintendo system since the NES.

Well, Vengeance and Double Agent for Wii are both officially rubbish. I hope this isn't a trend with all of the announced Wii versions from Ubi. Cocking up PoP Wii would be criminal.

Double Agent looks marginally better than the PS2 version, still lightyears inferior to the Xbox one, and while some of the new gameplay interactions are pretty nice, the overall experience is dragged down by its sub-par visuals and framerate issues. It's essentially the second worst version of the game. Vengeance controls feel incredibly tacked on, and to compensate for the fiddlyness the enemy AI is laughably downgraded to just barely spot you when you're pretty much right in front of them. Visually it has LOD effects that remind you of the Halo 2 texture popup problems.

I suppose there was some expectations in there too that make matters worse. I'd have imagined they'd easily look better than their Xbox counterparts, but they were obviously really rushed. Shame. :(

Yeah, you know, Splinter Cell could look a ton better on GC if it was actually given the kind of attention the Xbox one did. I mean it was clearly an Xbox game and even the PS2 version seems really sloppily thrown together. Instead of trying to get the Xbox game to work on PS2 they could've re-thought how the game looks, instead of forcing the same lighting model on it, etc.

Resident Evil 4 and Metroid Prime show just how incredible GC games can look, but it needs devs to believe their effort is worthwhile. With the GC that wasn't often the case, but I think the Wii will eventually bring out the best in many developers - and that goes for graphics aswell. It won't always be fancy, but then fancy doesn't always look best. At least not for me, who still regards JSR for Dreamcast one of the most awesome looking games there are.

Zelda is in an awkward position of pretty much being the most gamecuby version of the Wii games so far, but even by being a snazzed up Gamecube game it arguably looks best. It's ironic, but also telling of how little artistic effort has been a priority for Wii launch games.

I've not seen Red Steel running in front of me though, but Snoopers said in GD that it looked a little better than the average Xbox game (I think that's what he said), so that sounds promising.

Same goes for COD3 on Wii in my opinion. Controls felt tacked on and it looked pretty muddy to me. I know WWII was muddy, but you get what I mean hopefully.

Sadly, I think a lot of publishers were caught short with regards to developing for the Wii but see it as a way to counter-balance expensive next-gen costs by porting any Xbox/PS2 title they can get away with on the cheap.

I've been thinking long and hard about getting one but will pass this Xmas. It has a bit of a party system feel to me, Zelda asides there aren't any games I feel I'd sit down to bash through on my own.

Once Mario Kart is there though I'm straight in :D

Same here but with Mario galaxy.

I'm also hoping for a Wii 'Punch Out' which would be awesome with the wiimote :)

Well, the rational parts of my brain argue that none of the games I want are out, but then there's the bits that just want to wave a remote around and get stuff to happen on screen no matter how unappealing the result.

I think the endgame for those parts of my brain is to see me skinned. They've won many a battle. :(

Apparently the Virtual Console will play shitty border-infested PAL versions in europe, to perfectly capture that nostalgic sense of being shafted. I'm so disappointed I can barely find words for it.

It makes a lot of sense I suppose, what with the PAL versions sometimes being significantly different and all that, but it's still a shocking relevation to me now that it's established that we won't be getting NTSC retro stuff.

Hopefully they change this somehow though, because I'm frankly shocked and extremely disappointed.

Yeah, man, I was so close to selling all my NTSC Cube games and re-purchasing PAL versions just to be able to play them on the Wii. Thank god I didn't! :)