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As much as I love the Wii U, the game library is not that great with third party games compared to its predecessor.
For me, here are some games I wished were on Wii U.
Mercury Hg (UTV Ignition, 2011)
This puzzle-platformer involves navigating a drop of mercury throughout courses, dodging what enemies and obstacles there are. One interesting thing I've noticed is that the developer, Eiconic Games, worked on Squeeballs Party which was released two years earlier. Even its second installment of the series was on Wii with Mercury Meltdown Revolution. Overall, this game could work really well if it utilized the GamePad's motion controls similar to that of Meltdown Revolution.
Marble Blast Ultra (GarageGames, 2006)
This marble platformer could also work well with the GamePad's motion controls. The main adjective of the game is to platform through various courses while also going for a new high score each time. It was ported to Windows in 2015. One special thing about this wish is that it could be possible! OpenMBU is an open-source reverse-engineered remake of the Xbox Live Arcade release in C++. Overall, this game could use the GamePad for stuff like mapping out courses, navigating the marble, and using power-ups.
Pac-Man Championship Edition DX (Bandai Namco, 2010)
This fun and colorful Pac-Man game is my favorite one of the whole franchise. It is here not for its GamePad concepts, but for the fact that a Pac-Man game (Museum) was coming to Wii U and Nintendo 3DS but got cancelled in development. It also got ported to Windows in 2013 with its Steam release. Overall, if I can't have Museum I'd love CE DX.
If you like casual games I for sure recommend these!
Reply with what you wish was on Wii U as well.
For me, here are some games I wished were on Wii U.
Mercury Hg (UTV Ignition, 2011)
This puzzle-platformer involves navigating a drop of mercury throughout courses, dodging what enemies and obstacles there are. One interesting thing I've noticed is that the developer, Eiconic Games, worked on Squeeballs Party which was released two years earlier. Even its second installment of the series was on Wii with Mercury Meltdown Revolution. Overall, this game could work really well if it utilized the GamePad's motion controls similar to that of Meltdown Revolution.
Marble Blast Ultra (GarageGames, 2006)
This marble platformer could also work well with the GamePad's motion controls. The main adjective of the game is to platform through various courses while also going for a new high score each time. It was ported to Windows in 2015. One special thing about this wish is that it could be possible! OpenMBU is an open-source reverse-engineered remake of the Xbox Live Arcade release in C++. Overall, this game could use the GamePad for stuff like mapping out courses, navigating the marble, and using power-ups.
Pac-Man Championship Edition DX (Bandai Namco, 2010)
This fun and colorful Pac-Man game is my favorite one of the whole franchise. It is here not for its GamePad concepts, but for the fact that a Pac-Man game (Museum) was coming to Wii U and Nintendo 3DS but got cancelled in development. It also got ported to Windows in 2013 with its Steam release. Overall, if I can't have Museum I'd love CE DX.

If you like casual games I for sure recommend these!













