February Bum Poo Wii Games List?

1st
Albacete Warrior PSN
Football Manager 2023 PSN
Puzzle Bobble 2X/BUST-A-MOVE 2 Arcade Edition & Puzzle Bobble 3/BUST-A-MOVE 3 S-Tribute NSO

2nd
Active DBG: Brave's Rage PSN
Cuddly Forest Friends NS
Delirium PSN
Deliver Us Mars PSN, XBN
ExitMan Deluxe PSN, XBN, NSO
Fashion Police Squad NSO
Hippo: Little Red Riding Hood NSO
The Intership NSO
Jumbo Airport Story NSO
Life is Strange 2 NSO
Monster Girls and the Mysterious Adventure 2 NSO
OSHIIRO NSO
Words in Word NSO

3rd
Car Factory Driver NSO
Heirs of the Kings XBN
Helvetii PSN
Offroad Moto Bike NSO
Raiden IV x MIKADO remix PS5, PS4, Xbox
Speed Truck Racing PSN
Speedway Racing XBN
Trophy NSO

4th
Quiz Thiz Spain PSN
Seraph's Last Stand NSO

7th
Hogwarts Legacy Deluxe Edition PS5, XSX
Prison Tycoon: Under New Management XBN

8th
The Redress of Mira PSN

10th
Bumblebee - Little Bee Adventure XBN, NSO
Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach Xbox
Hogwarts Legacy PS5, XSX
Labyrinth of Zangetsu NS
Quiz Thiz Spain: Bronze Edition PSN
Ragdoll Rage: Heroes Arena NSO
Repentant XBN
Touchdown Pinball PSN, XBN

14th
Blanc NSO
Prodeus PS5, PS4, NS
Wanted: Dead PS5, PS4, Xbox

15th
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever 4K, Blu, DVD
Pocket Witch PSN

16th
Theatrhythm Final Bar Line PS4, NS
Verdict Guilty NSO

17th
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania Cinema
Evil Below PSN
Frank and Drake PS5, PS4, NS
Gigantosaurus: Dino Kart PS5, PS4, Xbox, NS
Hunt Showdown - Limited Bounty Hunter Edition PS4, ONE
Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society PS5, PS4, NS
Quiz Thiz Spain: Silver Edition PSN
Rooftop Renegade PSN
Tales of Symphonia Remastered PS4, ONE, NS
Wild Hearts PS5, XSX

21st
Akka Arrh NSO
Atomic Heart PS5, XSX (XGP)
Like a Dragon: Ishin! PS5, PS4, Xbox
Ninja JaJaMaru: The Great Yokai Battle + Hell NS
SIGNALIS PS4, NS

22nd
Cities: VR - Enhanced Edition PSN
Cosmonious High PSN
Demeo PSN
Digimon World: Next Order NS
Hello Neighbor: Search and Rescue PSN
Horizon Call of the Mountain PSN
The Last Clockwinder PSN
The Light Brigade PSN
Moss PSN
Moss: Book II PSN
Moss and Moss: Book II Bundle PSN
PlayStation VR2
Remoteness XBN
Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge - Enhanced Edition PSN
Tentacular PSN
Zenith: The Last City PSN

23rd
Blood Bowl 3 PS5, PS4, Xbox
Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator PS5, PS4, XSX, NS
Company Of Heroes 3 PC
The Crimson Flower that Divides: Lunar Coupling NSO
Horror Tale NSO
Loot Box Simulator - Crimson Fire NSO
Truck Driver - Premium Edition XSX
Tyrant's Blessing NSO

24th
Broken Pieces PS5, PS4
Clive N Wrench PS5, PS4, NS
Do Not Open PS4
Gamedec Definitive Edition PS5
Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe NS
Mortal Shell PS5, PS4
Mortal Shell: Complete Edition NS
Octopath Traveler II PS5, PS4, NS
Safari Pinball PSN
SpongeBob SquarePants: Krusty Cook-Off NS

25th
Quiz Thiz Spain: Gold Edition PSN
VIVE XR Elite

28th
Destiny 2: Lightfall PSN
Scars Above PS5, Xbox

Quite a lot I like the look off this month, though I feel there's no real standout, just a lot of that could be good I'll keep an eye on it.

Deliver Us Mars, the first game Deliver Us the Moon was fine and this one looks like it does improve on what was there.

Blanc, it's that neat looking black & white fox and dear game we've seen in Nintendo things.

Wanted: Dead, looks like dumb fun and is a homage to 2000s character action games, which I feel means it's either going to be great or awful.

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line, I liked on 3DS and now has more tracks etc

Octopath Traveler II, didn't play a whole lot of the first, but last year enjoyed Triangle & LAL in the 2DHD space that I am more keen than I was.

Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe, the Nintendo game this month which is maybe a tad pricy (Why I've not even got Tales on my radar) being a Wiimaster, yet I didn't play on Wii.

Scars Above, from the trailers, is one of those game like A Plague Tale a few years ago that might catch people off guard.

Then there are a few games getting physical version like Broken Pieces, SIGNALIS though got ways to play them already such as Game Pass which if Atomic Heart is good where I may check it out.

PSVR2 and all its games are also a thing, I'm going to try to wait and see reviews on it like how much improvement is it really, are the games any good and what's coming to down the line beyond this launch window.

What about you guy?  I can see a big one for a few of you with LAD: Ishin!

Following a good JRPG-filled January for me whose games I've all but ignored so far , February continues that trend with Tales of Symphonia Remastered (which I'm playing purely so I can tell Rum it's aged poorly ) and Octopath 2. Blanc also looked interesting in the trailers.

Does NSO stand for 'Nintendo Switch Online' Mas? Slightly odd terminology if so, obviously things like GoldenEye release on NSO but the others can be played without the sub.

Yeah, it's more to be uniformed with PlayStation Network and Xbox Network then writing PSN, XBN, eShop

If on Game Pass like Atomic Heart, I do put XGP and would do the same for other sub games.

Started a poll for what I'll do in March.

Ishin! Ishin! Ishin!

Only the three copies?

There's a few that interest me but no certain purchases for me, Wanted: Dead looks quite neat so I'm curious to see how that does, Clive N Wrench too as I love a 3D platformer. I've been meaning to play Signalis for a while so I'd be up for getting the physical release and I'd love PSVR 2 if I somehow manage to find £500 down the back of the sofa.

I'm interested in Isshin but I should play the three Yakuza games I already have downloaded first.

I'm also tempted to pick up LiS 2 and play through it. I'm much more likely to do it on Switch than I would be if I bought it for my Ps4 or on Steam.

Isshin will eventually see a look in, but I'm sticking to my guns of playing through the Yakuza series in order first, so it'll have to wait.

Octopath 2 would have been a pick-up in any other circumstance, but considering that I've settled on my next game being Xenoblade Chronicles III, I might want to play something in a different genre first.

Balladeer wrote:

February continues that trend with Tales of Symphonia Remastered (which I'm playing purely so I can tell Rum it's aged poorly

I've preordered it and while it won't be as bangin' as it was for me the first time I played it, I'm really excited about the nostalgia trip. It was my first action JRPG - very novel when I'd previously been obsessed with turn-based games like Golden Sun - and it tackled themes I'd never seen in games before, like racism and betrayal and all that. So while that's ten-a-penny in RPGs now, it was pretty mind-blowing for me back then!

Just Kirby Return to Dream Land Deluxe for me in February. It was a great game on Wii that I thought was pretty special and perhaps the best 2D platformer on the whole system, but I’ve not replayed it since getting done with it originally in 2011ish. On one hand I’m looking forward to it, but on the other I’m feart that it’ll not be as amazing as I remember. I don’t want it to diminish my brilliant memories of the original.

I'd really like Clive N Wrench to turn out well. I'm not in a rush to buy it, but any half-decent 3D platformer will end up in my collection at some point down the line.

The Cappuccino Kid wrote:

Kirby Return to Dream Land Deluxe ... It was a great game on Wii that I thought was pretty special and perhaps the best 2D platformer on the whole system,

Wow, better than DKCR?

And better than KEY?  Since that was probably my top 2D platformer of all time until a little-heralded indie on the Switch came out in early 2018, and I can\t imagine Cappa wouldn't have loved it as well.

@Buska I would skip LiS2 as it's not very good, unless you see on a sale which is more likely on PS4 or PC than Switch anytime soon

@Buska I would play LiS 2 as it's brilliant and probably the best LiS game.

OMG, two polar different opinions from the people I usually least agree with!
Well I'm just starting Yakuza 0. If it's good, I'll trust Andy.

Don't trust Andy he thinks everything before 2010 is shite for instance.

He is mostly correct on this.

You want to hear what he's said about TTYD, also that attempted murder as well by Andy all over Buska trying to make him use a N64 controller and play Goldeneye.

Oh yes I know he's wrong on TTYD, big original Paper Mario stan if I recall correctly. (I'm skewed on this because I played the original after TTYD, but regardless it's just not as good.)

No, I love TTYD, it's definitely the best one

Oh. Huh. I must have conflated that with the original PM being the only N64 game you actually like. Mas looking worse again.

Darn what other classic/retro games does Balla like that, I can pretend Andy was slagging off.

Stuff all your Paper Mario chat, this is the real headline:

Buskalilly wrote:

Well I'm just starting Yakuza 0.

I don't know where you got a time machine, but thanks for bringing back a clip of me and Andy in Kabukicho in a few months' time.

Annoyed by the same thing that always annoys me when I start a new playstation game; it's not on Switch and I have two two-hour train journeys this weekend.

Once again Buska (bum poo) wee-ps for the Vita.