Wii split-screen games that still hold up

First released on the Wii

25 games

Games

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock 2007 Why it still holds upStrumming and fretting in time with the notes, with a multiplier that builds on a streak, still makes each song a test of timing today.
NBA 2K11 2010 Why it still holds upHistoric games to relive, and a career built attribute by attribute, give each season a goal to chase today.
Super Smash Bros. Brawl 2008 Why it still holds upA damage percentage that decides who flies off, with four control schemes, still makes a match easy to start today.
Virtua Tennis 4 2011 Why it still holds upEvery return is a small test of timing today: you time a first person swing yourself, and it is easy to pick up.
Punch-Out!! 2009 Why it still holds upEvery fight is still a pattern you learn, against boxers with readable tells.
Top Spin 4 2011 Why it still holds upChoosing which style to level up still gives your player a game of their own.
Rock Band 3 2010 Why it still holds upThe same songs playable at Basic or Pro level, and drop in play mid song, still let a group of mixed skills share one track today.
DJ Hero 2 2010 Why it still holds upThe samples are tailored to each track, and scratching is graded on how musical and unique it is.
DJ Hero 2009 Why it still holds upA turntable and a crossfader still turn mixing into a game.
Mario Kart Wii 2008 Why it still holds upRaces that anyone in the room can join still make it a living room favorite.
Rhythm Heaven Fever 2011 Why it still holds upA game that asks only for one button and good timing is still easy to pick up and hard to master.
Art of Balance 2010 Why it still holds upA tower that wobbles with every block still gives a quiet kind of tension.
Wii Sports Resort 2009 Why it still holds upSwinging a controller like a sword or a bow is a way to play that is still easy to pick up today.

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