Most Popular Wii Games - Page 459
Out of the Blocks
A game made for the Leap Motion Controller, the player traverses a block city to collect the glowing blocksPirate Hunter
2009
Pirate Hunter
2009
Pirate Hunter is a classic representative of the First Person Shooter (FPS) genre, using an original graphics engine DIOsoft Engine. The game was inspired by Far Cry.Special Force
2003
Special Force
2003
A 2003 first-person shooter produced by the Central Internet Bureau of Hezbollah, a Lebanese Islamist militant group. The game recreates battles from the South Lebanon conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, with the player assuming the role of a Hezbollah fighter tasked with defeating Israeli soldiers.Star Wars: Jedi Adventure
Star Wars: Jedi Adventure is an action/shooting game for the Tiger R-ZoneSecond Person Shooter Zato
An experimental 'second-person shooter' released by Japanese indie developer, Himo, in 2011.Super Mega Extreme Cyber Ortek Flier 2005 X
Also known as "SMECOF2005X" for short. A side-scrolling shooter game by Fig Hunter.Monster Madness Online
A free-to-play, online shooter with RPG elements, featuring both 4-player campaign co-op and 16-player competitive modes. Developed by Dungeon Defenders maker Trendy Entertainment and their subsidiary studio Nom Nom Games.Bedlam 2: Absolute Bedlam
1997
The sequel to the 1996 isometric shooter Bedlam, yet again tasking Major Kern with killing hordes of robots.Battle Bears Gold
2013
Battle Bears Gold
2013
Previously known as Battle Bears Royale, compete with your friends across vibrant sci-fi maps across multiple game modes. Choose from 11 unique classes, with thousands of loadout combinations to master.The Dark Hour
1996
The Dark Hour
1996
A retail mod of Quake that has the player saving POWs through a variety of levels.Romans From Mars
2017
Lindsi Luna Blast
2006
Lindsi Luna Blast
2006
Homebrew game about a secret agent. Lindsi is a "homage to old school games". Pure action, with a little research side. You must go through differents levels to find how to escape.
