The Wii needs more games like Sin and Punishment: Star Successor. The hardcore should build a shrine for this game and burn candles day after day. It’s not too often games like this are released, much less released in North America -- much less on the Nintendo Wii. Sin and Punishment: Star Successor is the sequel the N64-only (later released on the Wii’s Virtual Console) Sin and Punishment: Successor to Earth. This game plays very much like its predecessor: take a character down a pre-established path in each stage while blasting enemies who get in your way. (You can also slash them as they get closer to you with your sword.) You rack up points on your kill combo, which then exponentially earns you more. It all sounds simple; however, it’s anything but...
"The Nintendo Wii received a slew of great games. However, there are a handful of amazing experiences that not a lot of people got around to playing. Today, I wanted to talk about some hidden Wii gems that deserve a second chance at life on the Nintendo Switch." -- Nintendo Enthusiast
If you look at Super Mario Galaxy HD releases via emulator on Nvidia shield in China it should be super easy for any number of Wii games to do the same thing to be ported on the Switch as well! I really wonder what they are waiting for?!
If the Nintendo Switch wants to avoid becoming the next Wii U, they should make sequels to these underrated Wii games immediately.
Andrew N from Negative World says: "I like turtles! That’s no surprise to most of the members here, but few probably know the extent to which turtles were involved in the lives of myself and my family. Turtles were pretty much always a huge part of my childhood as far back as I can remember, and at one point we owned something like 30 of them at once! Some of the turtles that we owned were probably not quite legal, as we often got hand-me-downs from friends of the family who found a turtle in the wild, took it home to keep as a pet, realized they had no idea what they were doing, and passed it on to the only people in their circle that might know what to do with wild turtles, my turtle-loving family. So yeah, between the ones we bought and the ones that were given to us, we ended up with a lot of turtles."
