Assassin's Creed II

Escape from Bug Island is a 3rd person survival-horror game that takes a quirky, creepy and over-the-top journey onto an island filled with giant evil insects and mutant creatures. Play as Ray and get physical – use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk to shake off and blast massive bugs as well as evade nasty attacks and clingy creatures – in an attempt to rescue your best friend Mike and secret love Michelle. Armed only with a flashlight and a few simple weapons, players start the game alone in a dark fog-covered forest trying desperately to figure out where everyone has disappeared to. When there is nowhere else to turn, take advantage of the "Cave of Time" and travel back to save loved ones. Make sure to explore every dark nook and cranny and uncover the mystery that is Beelzebub Island – called by those who know and fear it – BUG ISLAND. Escape from Bug Island's control system takes advantage of everything the Wii has to offer and brings a spine-chilling workout from start to finish. Offering hundreds of enemies to stomp on, squash, smash, and blow up and a vast array of weapons to keep you safe, Escape from Bug Island is an adventure that is a tribute to the classic campy B-horror movie.

Alienators: Evolution Continues borrows its premise from the cartoon series of the same name, which in turn is based upon the 2001 live-action feature, Evolution. Utilizing a design that harkens back to the 16-bit era, Alienators: Evolution Continuesis a 2D side-scrolling platformer similar to those common in the early-'90s. As Ira Kane, players must fight and jump their way through 12 stages set in locales recognizable from the cartoon series. The title's plot is told through the use of hand-drawn stills and explains how Scopes, a madman who unleashed the Genus (a form of alien DNA) upon himself, is now attempting to unleash it upon the planet. Naturally, it falls to Ira to put a stop to this and, equipped with an arsenal of blue-goop spewing gadgetry, he sets out to do exactly that. 

While initially capable of little more than basic projectile blasts, by acquiring the right power-ups, The Devolver Ira carries becomes able to unleash a number of different attacks including rapid-fire, scatter-fire, high-impact, and a "glob shot." Players will also come across grenades that will instantly kill anything they come into contact with. The mutant monstrosities players encounter are essentially various animals that, as a result of having been exposed to the Genus, have been spliced together. There are eight in all, including such notable beasts as the Sharkadillo, Hydrasaurus, and Chamelakeet. When not fighting the swarms of mutant enemies, players will need to seek out differently colored key-cards in order to progress. During his quest, Ira will also meet friendly faces from the show such as Lucy Mai, Harry Block, and Wayne Green. Players can use passwords to record their progress in the adventure.

Charming. Intelligent. Enigmatic. These are just a few words that nobody ever uses when describing DeathSpank.
Developed by indie developer and publisher Hothead Games and created by Ron Gilbert of LucasArts adventure game fame, DeathSpank will bring to life the hilarious adventures of the game’s titular hero. Set on a wrap-around world map with a unique art style utilizing 2D elements in a 3D world, DeathSpank will roam the world on his many varied quests without ever encountering a load screen.
Gameplay is divided between uncovering the story via conversations, solving complex puzzles, equipping your character to maximize his strengths, and battling anything else that moves. The single-player quest allows players to explore the world, get to know the many interesting characters along the way, battle a large variety of enemies, and collect from over 100 different types of weapons and over 100 types of armor. As he conquers his enemies, DeathSpank will be able to level up, collect loot, and acquire new abilities.

The one that started it all returns to once again redefine the standards of the interactive Dungeon experience. From the trap-filled dungeons of Skullkeep to the storm-ravaged villages above, you'll enter a gaming experience that will challenge you like nothing before. Commanding your party of warriors, you'll enter the most intelligent and realistic role-playing world ever created. Featuring an all-new version of the interface that defined point-and-click and a gaming world that is actually alive, Dungeon Master II is the ultimate quest of magic, dungeons and monsters.