Warioland proves a surprisingly enjoyable and wonderfully uncomplicated adventure that also delivers a pleasing injection of nostalgia for older gamers. While it fails to eclipse the magnificence achieved in Super Mario Galaxy, it is certainly one of the Wii's best platform games so far. The lack of cohesion in the story, alongside an absence of genuine innovation in its concept, means that it does not surpass the previous 2D brilliance of Super Mario World. However, while it may not be quite good enough to join the pantheon of classic Nintendo platformers, Warioland certainly does show that there is life in the old 2D yet.
Alex DS from Link Cable Gaming writes: "The Wii U is a great place to build up a collection of classic video games. And with Nintendo beginning to phase out the online services for this system we figured it was as good a time as any to go over the games that are must-haves from the Wii U Virtual Console!"
Half-Glass Gaming: "In playing the classic Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, though, I noticed that Wario sort of lost his edge over the years. Don’t believe me? Let’s take a quick trip back in time, shall we?"
GameCrate: "What Wii games should get a remake on Switch? Well, here are five suggestions!"
I know it's not a Wii title but it can be played on the Wii I want the Metroid Prime games on the Switch I have never played them.
