Photo Dojo (DSiWare) - 200 DSi Points / $2 Maestro: Green Groove (DSiWare) - 500 DSi Points / $5īased on a DS rhythm-action game that didn't leave Europe, Green Groove involves guiding a bird across strings by strumming them to the beat of the music. If your giftee likes his or her games novel, inventive or, to put a fine point on it, weird, here are a few recommendations to help expand his or her gaming horizons beyond the expected. In any case (geddit?), these games are wonderful, and WiiWare is a convenient way to experience them. So for us, this is sort of like a GBA series that never was.
Okay, so this isn't so much a retro-themed game as an actual Game Boy Advance game emulated on the Wii, but the Phoenix Wright games weren't released outside of Japan until they were ported onto the DS (and then the Wii). Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (WiiWare) - 1000 Wii Points each / $10 ea. and a little less faithful, now that it has an easy mode. It's a faithfully NES-style Mega Man game, just like 2008's brilliant Mega Man 9 - except maybe a little less brilliant. Mega Man 10 (WiiWare) - 1000 Wii Points / $10 This sequel/remake/whatever was the perfect followup. When Sunsoft made its big return to the Western market last year, it debuted with a Virtual Console release of Blaster Master. For all intents and purposes, this is a new Castlevania game in a 16-bit style.īlaster Master Overdrive (WiiWare) - 1000 Wii Points / $10 It's billed as a remake of the Game Boy game Castlevania: The Adventure, but that pretty much only comes through in the appearance of rolling eyeballs. Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth (WiiWare) - 1000 Wii Points / $10
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