NLife:
"In June of 2013, a television series premiered in the United States titled Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures. The show took the classic Pac-Man and ghost arcade characters and restyled them as CGI mascots with an appeal towards young viewers. Less than six months later, a video game based on the show was released on most major platforms, including the Nintendo 3DS; unsurprisingly, as with so many interactive tie-ins that came before it, the game was received with mostly luke-warm reviews. Fast forward one year and a sequel to the aforementioned title has already been released — by now any observant reader should have no trouble seeing the red flags popping up around Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2."
COG: We take a look at the top 13 Wii U games to play this Halloween season. We have everything from crazy spooky games to kid friendly ones. Enjoy!
SPC writes, "SuperPhillip Central continues its look at the wondrous world of overlooked games with Part Three of the Most Overlooked Wii U Games. Despite being a poor seller in the grand scheme of things, the Wii U library is full of plenty of variety. Some titles do well, while some do not. This series of articles talks about the latter."
Most overlooked, under rated Wii U games
1) Rayman Legends
2) Wii Sports Club GOLF (just the golf, it's SIM-perfection)
3) Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
4) Splinter Cell Blacklist
5) Sonic Racing Transformed
And the most overlooked, under rated indie game, would be Armillo.
Rayman, Splinter Cell, and Sonic Racing Transformed are all available/better on other platforms, you need to rethink your list. Try to think of games on the Wii U that aren't available anywhere else.
Best Wii u games/overrated and overlooked.
-Deus Ex: Human Revolution
-Zombi U
-Splinter Cell
-Need for Speed
-COD BII
-W101
-DK tf
-Hyrule Warrios
-Kirby
Glad to see someone remembered NFS. I put almost 80 hours into it; awesome racing title, only eclipsed by MK8. Had Slightly Mad not pulled an EA, maybe pCARS would've been better.
Worth Playing: The original Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures on the 3DS was a different iteration compared to the home console versions. The focus on 2-D platforming instead of 3-D made sense, but the result was mediocre, especially when compared to similar games on the system. In our previous review, it was suggested that the game might have been better off as a full 3-D adventure, since there weren't too many of those at the time. It seems Vicious Cycle had the same idea, as Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2 is a 3-D platformer on the 3DS. It's actually a carbon copy of the home console version, just in a scaled-down form.
