I would put Affordable Space Adventures a bit higher since, to me, it had the absolute best gamepad integration of any game on the console... to the point that I cannot imagine that game being played in any other way on any other platform. I'd say it's missing a few titles as Ninja Gaiden Razor's Edge, Mass Effect 3, Call of Duty BO, ZombiU, Watch Dogs, Splinter Cell, Injustice, Nano Assault Neo, Earthbound Zero, Starfox Zero...

I know Xenoblade X is the main Wii U port remaining that people really want, with fewer votes for Fatal Frame V (and I guess people would want Star Fox Zero if it had normal controls), but Tekken Tag 2 would be really great too. Definitive version of the game with the extra costumes and Tekken Ball mode, plus just having it on the go would be amazing.a b Hall, Kenji. "The Big Ideas Behind Nintendo's Wii". BusinessWeek. Archived from the original on December 1, 2006 . Retrieved August 30, 2007. Official 2,550mAh Wii U GamePad battery announced in Japan, promises up to 8 hours of gameplay". Engadget. Archived from the original on September 4, 2023 . Retrieved September 3, 2023. That list of exclusive games really makes me want another generation of Nintendo "failure" console. If you’re still having difficulty with the motion controls, go into the settings menu of your Wii U, scroll to the “Wii Remote and Sensor Bar” icon, and make sure that the “Set Sensor-Bar Position” option matches wherever you’ve placed the Wii U sensor bar: above or below your TV. AMD GPU: Runs as expected on most recent driver. Avoid OpenGL on older cards due to bad performance

Super Mario 3D World for my number 1. It was the reason I bought my Wii U. I'd say Bayonetta 2 and Wind Waker HD are next in line. I also played tons of MK8. You know what I also have to mention The Wonderful 101. Little_Squee I don't think anyone was saying it didn't have original games, it's just that not enough people bought them. Naturally, the most important feature of any Wii U controller is whether the device can effectively and comfortably help you to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser’s castle and onward through every adventure that you take with your Wii U. Official Wii U controllers are designed to work perfectly with the console, and third-party controllers were made to emulate Nintendo’s design as closely as possible, so there aren’t many features that are exclusive to different controllers. With that said, two worthwhile features to look for are compatibility and color. Compatibility a b Rose, Mike. "Nintendo: Wii U Controllers Not Sold Separately, 3DS May Work As Controller". Gamasutra. Archived from the original on January 20, 2012 . Retrieved June 4, 2012. a b c d e "Nintendo Unveils Wii U, Controller With Built-In 6.2" Touchscreen". Gamasutra. June 3, 2012. Archived from the original on June 5, 2012 . Retrieved June 4, 2012.

The majority of these made their way to Switch. Outside of the Zelda games (which could at some point also come to Switch), there is no reason to own Wii-U. I would like to see a Batman Arkham Collection on Switch.

Y’all smoking something if a port/remake is #2 😂 and I know that BOTW was meant for the WiiU only initially and got forever delayed. But I doubt the majority of WiiU and Switch owners played it on the WiiU... in my mind it’s a Switch launch game and they only released it on the WiiU cuz they said they would lol. But man, most of these games in this list I never played. I liked the list overall and I know I can change by votes but the current #1 and #2 are iffy lol. Who said the Wii U has more original games than the Switch? That's a factually incorrect statement.Criminally underrated console, and I'm sorry that people don't understand this but Nintendo Land is the killer app Wii Sports was AND THEN SOME. Maybe it didn't sell as many copies, but the asymmetrical gameplay with the game pad was on another level that even the mighty switch hasn't reached. Tulio517 As someone who primarily plays Nintendo titles on Nintendo systems, it's interesting to note that I haven't felt a lot different about the Switch than the Wii U. The first party library of the Switch has been propped up a lot with Wii U ports, and if you took those Wii U ports out, you get some first party drought spells (most noticeably to me, there was very little in the just over a year span between Super Mario Odyssey and Super Smash Bros Ultimate). One thing that the Wii U was pretty good about that it set out to be was that system where you could play your games on the gamepad while someone else was using the TV. You could also take the gamepad a distance away from the TV, so you could play other places. The Switch maintains this, but the Wii U did it first.