Wii Games for the 2nd Half of 2009 By an Amazon.com customer | |
 | Muramasa: The Demon Blade Buy new: $10.76 / Used from: $8.50 Developed by Vanillaware, which was formed from the Atlus team that developed Princess Crown. They made Odin Sphere and GrimGrimoire. Try playing this with a joystick! |
 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up Buy new: $13.93 / Used from: $7.99 This Smash Bros-style party fighting game was developed by Game Arts and some former Team Ninja staff. It was commissioned by Ubisoft and features a few of their Raving Rabbids for some reason. |
 | Animal Kingdom: Wildlife Expedition Buy new: $8.65 / Used from: $6.99 |
 | Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga Buy new: $12.09 / Used from: $16.01 An RPG developed by K2 LLC, which made Samurai Shodown Edge of Destiny, some Tenchu games, and Countdown Vampires in addition to the other Valhalla Knights games. |
 | Deca Sports 2 Buy new: $18.41 / Used from: $13.74 |
 | Wii Fit Plus - Software Only Buy new: $19.99 / Used from: $15.69 |
 | Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games Buy new: $20.98 / Used from: $11.99 Another dose of Olympic minigames from Sega. |
 | JU-ON: The Grudge Buy new: $13.93 / Used from: $17.22 This is a "haunted house simulator" from Feelplus based on the movie. |
 | Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party 3 Bundle Buy new: $112.89 / Used from: $47.50 |
 | Pop'n Music Buy new: $6.50 / Used from: $3.44 |
 | Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 Buy new: $27.00 / Used from: $14.90 |
 | Harvest Moon: Animal Parade Buy new: $22.10 / Used from: $16.50 |
 | New Super Mario Bros. Wii Buy new: $43.82 / Used from: $29.95 |
 | Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles Buy new: $23.05 / Used from: $17.00 Another rail shooter from Cavia. |
 | Resident Evil Archives: Resident Evil Zero Buy new: $34.98 / Used from: $26.88 It's like Nintendo's "New Play Control" series of Gamecube ports, except without the new play control. If only Mario Tennis had followed such a path... |
 | Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers Buy new: $19.95 / Used from: $8.97 This game was announced before the Wii was released in 2006! Akitoshi Kawazu, the producer of the Crystal Chronicles subseries, now calls it an "attraction RPG." |
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