Sega-AM2's coin-op rail shooter Ghost Squad has been ported to the Nintendo Wii. Don't let the original game's 2004 release scare you off though. The Wii is not a graphical powerhouse; this works to the game's advantage, allowing dated graphics to easily be overlooked in favor of entertaining gameplay. A seemingly limited offering on the surface, Ghost Squad's three short levels are bolstered by multiple branching paths in each mission, a number of time- and score-based minigames, a ridiculous assortment of unlockables (costumes, weapons and more) and full co-op support in both a Party Mode as well as in the main Arcade Mode. Not to mention Wii Zapper-friendly gameplay and a very fair asking price. UGO gives Ghost Squad an overall rating of B.
"You might think it is a very specific kind of madness that I bought a Wii U in the winter of 2017, but it was with good reason. While many people are off gallivanting with their Nintendo Switches and making all kinds of hot passionate love with its many critically acclaimed releases, I was delving into Nintendo’s motion-controlled past. One of the many games worth mentioning is Ghost Squad for the Wii."
"Every action mattered in Ghost Squad. Players needed to rely on each others accuracy. Adjust your shot on the fly, using the gun peripheral." -KJ of Play Legit Writes
Even ten years on, Ghost Squad remains one of the very best videogames of its kind.
sounds like its worth a purchase