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Rhythm Heaven Fever (2011)Released Jul 21, 2011Tap A or A and B together on the Wii Remote. Those two inputs are enough for a whole collection of timing games, where it helps to listen for the cue and the beat instead of following every busy animation on screen.0
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Super Smash Bros. Brawl (2008)Released Jan 31, 2008Use a sideways Wii Remote, Classic Controller, or GameCube controller. Stage Builder is a good reason to round up friends: make an arena with its safe platforms in awkward places and find out which fighters can recover when someone knocks them off.0
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Klonoa (2008)Released Dec 4, 2008On the Wii remake, the Classic Controller puts the Wind Bullet on a button. Grab an enemy and throw it at a target, or use it for an extra jump. Deciding which use gets you past the next obstacle gives these short stages their puzzle rhythm.0
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Fortune Street (2011)Released Dec 1, 2011Roll the die with a button on the Wii Remote, then decide whether to buy the shop you land on. Standard rules add district stocks, so a rival who owns shares can benefit when you improve your own properties.0
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Sonic Colors (2010)Released Dec 11, 2010Use the Classic Controller or a GameCube controller to trigger Wisp powers with a button. Look for prisms and optical cables before you use the Cyan Laser. A well-aimed shot can take you through a section by a route you would run straight past.0
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A Boy and His Blob (2009)Released Oct 13, 2009Play with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk using buttons and the stick. Each kind of jelly bean turns the blob into a different tool, such as a ladder or a trampoline. Choosing which form will get the pair across a room is the heart of the platforming.0
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Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn (2007)Released Feb 22, 2007Move the cursor and give orders with the Wii Remote buttons, a Classic Controller, or a GameCube controller. Ledges matter on the battlefield: positioning an indirect-attack unit above an enemy can make a risky attack easier to land.0
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Sin & Punishment: Star Successor (2009)Released Oct 29, 2009Play Treasure's rail shooter with a Classic Controller or GameCube controller. Isa locks onto targets manually, while Kachi, when firing, can automatically lock onto the first target under her reticle. Try both to see how much attention you can spare for aiming while you dodge.0
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Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-StarsThe Classic Controller and GameCube controller both work for this four-button fighting game. Pick a tag team and use the second fighter as an assist or swap them in. Choosing a partner whose attacks cover the first fighter's weak spots makes the team feel like your own.0
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Xenoblade Chronicles (2010)Released Jun 10, 2010Use a Classic Controller for the original Wii release. When Shulk sees an ally about to take a dangerous hit, you can spend part of the Party Gauge to warn them and choose one of their Arts. That gives you a few seconds to rearrange a fight that looked settled.0