IGN:If, however, you’ve never played a Mass Effect game and want to jump on in using your shiny new console, then Mass Effect 3: Special Edition is worthy of your time and money. Mass Effect 3 on its own is still easily one of the best games of the year – and some (like me) would argue that it’s the best game in the trilogy – and that hasn’t changed on Wii U. The only thing that’s changed is your access to the rest of the series.
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Zack at Gamer Thoughts gives you his five favorite Wii U third party games, that he has played. Be it Ubisoft or EA, Batman or Rayman there are many great non-Nintendo games out on the system.
Black Flag is the best for me. Those ship battles are just amazing. I can't stop. I love when Spanish and British ships are fighting.
Mass Effect 3 is great. I just picked it up a couple of weeks ago, I should have done so much sooner. Online is fun with friends.
so basically the top third party games are inferior ports of previous gen consoles..... and that's why the Wii U is not selling
What are you talking about? Day one on Wii U Mass Effect 3 was doing what it took PS360 years to do,and With faster load times and NO SCREEN TEARING. Splinter Cell is BEST on Wii U, the gamepad is amazing for that game, BOPS2 is better online with friends 2 same room online.
Zombi U is not a port, and other games like Rayman are much better on Wii U.
Sounds like you have not spent any time with Wii U, because it is a great system. If you don't like Nintendo, your loss dude, it took me a few weeks before I could even learn all the tricks you can do with the System. It does things my PS4 can't BTW, but troll along now.
I dare to say Monster Hunter is a better game than any of those, but I'm biased so... XD
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Some love it, some hate it: many "hit titles" for the Wii U are actually games for the PS3 or Xbox 360 that came out last year. Either they think that it's a cheap cop out, or they think it's a great way to get a complete edition of a game with enhanced controls. Here are a few games that could use a remake or reboot that could take advantage of the Wii U's unique GamePad controls.
Okami and Fatal Frame, I definitely agree with.
It would be better if the WiiU could do the same Augment reality tricks that 3DS's "Spirit Camera"(FF spin-off) could.
I do hope they reboot that series past Nintendoland. So many good franchises just skimmed by in that game!
Don't they mean a Wiimake? Nintendo fixes games and sends em out. I rather Nintendo working on their own games. More games not last gens games.
Nintendo isn't doing all of these in-house are they? They shouldn't be effecting new Nintendo properties. Unless a company has to rebuild from ground up these games will have significantly less stressful development cycles. Heck, even if they did, storyline and general gameplay is already created if they did have to start from scratch.
The games already created that are getting remade deserve the attention. For example, I feel Arkham City is a cant-miss game for a traditional gamer. I haven't played Mass Effect or Deus Ex yet, but I have been told they are the same. This gives me a chance to finally try them. (I will say I'd go for a cheaper price point too, but these editions are "cheaper" by including DLC).
I'd love to see GTA V on Wii U with additional feature with tablet controller.
Problem is I have already played it and little extras womt make be buy it again.
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A lot of these games came out before the Wii U. It isn't worth re-purchasing them. I'm looking forward to the unreleased games at this point.