Wii Games For Hardcore Gamers
June 29th, 2009 | by Wiiabetes Guest Blogger |Any top 10 Wii games list isn’t without a title with the M rating. Why? Let’s face it, slashing, dicing, or shooting to death is one good way to keep your sanity, or do the exact opposite. Whatever the effect is, hardcore games keep fans craving for more, and this Wii games review provides you a list of some of the most played and most awaited titles of the mature rating.
No More Heroes
Of the upcoming Wii games of 2009-2010, No More Heroes is one of the most visible in Wii game reviews. The game stars a character with the name of Travis Touchdown, who is out to kill the world’s top ten assassins, and whoever else stands in the way. This action-packed gameplay allows the player to be as destructive as he wishes, slashing killers and the like, down to inanimate objects.
Mortal Kombat Armageddon
With its first appearance on Wii, Mortal Kombat Armageddon of the Mortal Kombat series brings with it sixty playable characters, out to battle each other to death. This fighting game boasts both old features like “fatality”, where the characters are given a gruesome death; and new ones like the ability to create your own character and a customized fatality trigger.
Madworld
The best Wii games are unique, and Madworld does not fall short of that as it brings a breath of fresh air with its comic style graphics. The game takes place in a violent game show wherein the main character beats the hell out of bad guys by severing them with chainsaws or setting them on fire.
So, feel like seeing a sea of bloodied bodies? These games will satisfy your thirst for violence. A word of caution though, these titles aren’t for the weak minded, or the faint hearted. Think carefully, before you make a choice.
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