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Tales of Monkey Island - Chapter 1. Tales of Monkey Island - Chapter 2. First announced with the name "Icarian" while in development, this next featured title in our countdown originally captured Nintendo fans' attention for its similarities to the then-dormant Kid Icarus franchise. Its ambiance and engrossing style keep it hovering here among WiiWare's best years after its release. Art of Balance. Developer Shin'en has already shown up on our countdown once with Jett Rocket, a visually stunning action spectacle that grabbed our attention with its envelope-pushing style.

Art of Balance proves the same team can succeed at pursuing the opposite extreme, as it's a calm, simple, physics-based puzzler that is equally stunning in its lack of motion on screen. The game challenges you to precisely position odd-shaped objects on top of one another in order to achieve perfect balance, and it's incredibly rewarding when you do so -- and frustrating when you fail.

Yet you'll keep coming back again and again until you succeed, and that's why Art of Balance deserves its position here on our Top 25 countdown of WiiWare's best. They're a simple people, with a simple purpose -- stay standing on top of giant, tilting cubes floating oddly out in the middle of a darkened limbo and don't fall off the edge. Your task is to launch these human-like creatures onto the spectral boxes in pairs, constantly balancing out their weights and positions relative to one another to keep everything safe and level.

If you succeed, you move on to tougher challenges. If you fail, the Fallos fall into the endless, black abyss. And Yet It Moves. An intriguing indie PC platformer originally released in , And Yet It Moves brought its unique idea to WiiWare in an upgraded edition one year later -- and we couldn't be happier about that.

The game's signature hook is that you can rotate the entire world around your character. See an impassable wall in front of you? Simply twist the environment around and make that wall into your new floor. And Yet It Moves is a great representation of what WiiWare has meant to independent developers -- without the arrival of digital download services like this, games of this kind never could have made it onto home consoles.

Mario Online Rx. One of Nintendo's most beloved and longest-running puzzler franchises, Dr. Mario debuted in the wake of Tetris two decades ago and offered an intriguing alternative to that classic Russian falling-block design. It proved to be so popular, in fact, that Nintendo has regularly updated it and brought it to nearly every console and handheld to come along since then. Online Rx, the Wii's native version, may be the best the game's ever been. With a slick presentation, robust array of options, Mii character support, online multiplayer over Nintendo's Wi-Fi Connection and an all-new mode called "Virus Buster" controlled entirely with pointing Wii Remotes, this Dr.

Mario truly earns his Ph. Bomberman Blast. There are very few multiplayer game designs that have as long a legacy or as consistent a track record as the Bomberman franchise's battle modes, which helped establish what multiplayer with more than two people could be back in the bit era. Bomberman Blast arrived as one of WiiWare's earliest releases back in and once again proved the staying power of the concept, giving Wii owners a new opportunity to square off against their buddies in cramped arenas, as well as lay down bombs at their feet and watch them explode in brilliantly satisfying pillars of flame.

Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth. Konami blessed WiiWare players with an onslaught of new games from its best old-school Nintendo franchises a couple of years ago, bringing the "ReBirth" series into the download shop. Contra ReBirth was a throwback to the frantic side-scrolling shooting action of Contra games long past, while Gradius ReBirth brought the Vic Viper out of retirement for one more interstellar alien-blasting mission.

It humbly acknowledged the lacking quality of one of its franchises older installments Castlevania: The Adventure for the original Game Boy and crafted an all-new, remade quest around that old portable title's same scenario.

You can't really beat a fresh new side-scrolling Castlevania game that pays homage to the past and is also exclusive to WiiWare. Toki Tori. We've already established that WiiWare's been a service serving up second chances for games released on other systems and formats in the past, but Toki Tori might be the very best example of that trend in action.

This fantastic little puzzler was first released in portable form for the Game Boy Color almost a full decade ago and never really got the attention is deserved on that under-the-radar form. WiiWare brought it back to life, boldly reimagining its visuals and giving its bright yellow bird a much bigger chance to find an audience. You mine resources, build up armies and assault your enemy just like any good RTS, but everything happens in a strict left-to-right side-scrolling stage.

If you've picked up on the buzz about this one through some of its more recent re-releases and still haven't played it, why not give it a try in its original WiiWare edition? Rage of the Gladiator. Accurately described as Punch-Out!!

You wield sword and shield against an over-the-top array of opponents coming at you with everything from their own melee weapons to magic spells, dodging and blocking their attacks while you counter with your own. It's fast, it's fun and it's unique to WiiWare. Striking into the Top 10 now, praise and recognition must be given to the wonderful revival that the point-and-click adventure genre has seen over the last few years.

Both are incredible, but the originality of Strong Bad wins the position here on the countdown. Playing as the wacky Internet-famous cartoon character is a joy as he explores the world made famous by HomestarRunner. Fluidity is a puzzler about a puddle.

You control a flowing, fluid body of water by manipulating the environment to get the liquid to pour, pool and collect together just the way you want it to -- even changing its state of matter in order to make forward progress. This is one of the most recent WiiWare releases featured on our countdown, having just shipped into the Wii Shop late last year. Cave Story. A freeware indie PC classic famously created by just one guy, Cave Story was Daisuke "Pixel" Amaya's free gift to the Internet for over half a decade before somebody finally started giving him some cash for his incredible accomplishment.

Those paychecks started flowing thanks to this first for-profit port of the game, which excellently converted the PC original into an upgraded WiiWare form.

All these ports and attention should clue you in to the fact that it's a heck of a game and one absolutely worth your time, attention and Wii Points. Alien Crush Returns Hudson. Ant Nation Konami. AquaSpace Nintendo. Arcade Essentials Nordcurrent. Arcade Sports Icon.

Arkanoid Plus Square Enix. Around the World Wizarbox. Art of Balance Shin'en. Astro Bugz Revenge Sudden. Aya and the Cubes of Light Object Vision. Babel Rising Lexis Numerique. Back to Nature UFA. Bang Engine. Bang Attack Engine. Battle Poker Left Field.

Bejeweled 2 PopCap. Big Bass Arcade Big John. Big Kahuna Party Reflexive. Bingo Party Deluxe Ateam. Bit Boy Bplus. Trip Beat Aksys. Trip Core Aksys. Trip Fate Aksys. Trip Flux Aksys. Trip Runner Aksys. Trip Void Aksys. Blaster Master Overdrive Sunsoft. Block Breaker Deluxe Gameloft. Blood Beach Coresoft. Bloons Hands-On Mobile. Boingz RealArcade. Bomberman Blast Hudson.

Bonk: Brink of Extinction Hudson. Bonsai Barber Zoonami. Brain Challenge Gameloft. Brain Drain Enjoy. Bruiser and Scratch Steel Penny. Bubble Bobble Plus Square Enix. Burn the Rope Big Blue Bubble.

Bust-A-Move Plus Taito. Carnival King Incredible. Castlevania Rebirth Konami. Cave Story Nicalis. Chess Challenge Digital Leisure. Christmas Clix JV. Cocoto Fishing Master Neko. Cocoto Platform Jumper Neko. ColorZ Exkee. Contra Rebirth Konami.

Copter Crisis Digital Leisure. Cosy Fire DTP. Cricket Challenge GameShastra. Critter Round-Up Konami. Cruise Party Enjoy. Crystal Defenders R1 Square Enix. Crystal Defenders R2 Square Enix. Dart Rage JV. Deer Captor Aksys. Deer Drive Legends Maximum. Defend Your Castle XGen. Derby Dogs Aksys. Diatomic Grendel. Diner Dash Hudson. Dr Mario Online Rx Nintendo. Dracula: Undead Awakening Chillingo. Dragon Master Spell Caster Stickmen. Drill Sergeant Mindstrong Xseed.

Drop Zone: Under Fire Selectsoft. Eco Shooter: Plant Nintendo. Eduardo the Samurai Toaster Semnat. Enjoy Your Massage Microforum. Equilibrio DK. Evasive Space Yuke's. Excitebike: World Rally Nintendo. Family Card Games Aksys. Family Games Icon. Family Glide Hockey Aksys. Family Go-Kart Racing Aksys. Family Mini Golf Aksys. Family Pirate Party Aksys. Family Slot Car Racing Aksys. Family Table Tennis Aksys.

Family Tennis Aksys. Fast Draw Showdown Digital Leisure. Fireplacing Korner. Fish 'em all Abylight. Fish Tank iFun4All. Fishie Fishie DK. Flight Control Firemint. Flowerworks Nocturnal. Fluidity Nintendo. Frobot Fugazo. Frogger Returns Konami. Frogger: Hyper Arcade Edition Konami. Fun Fun Minigolf Shin'en. Furry Legends Gamelion. Gene Labs FrontLine.

Ghost Mania Legendo. Ghost Mansion Party Gameloft. GhostSlayer Gevo. Girlfriends Forever: Magic Skate Kolkom. Gnomz QubicGames.

Gods vs Humans Zallag. Gradius Rebirth Konami. Gravitronix Medaverse. Groovin' Blocks Empty Clip. Gyrostarr High Voltage.