"not counting games that was ported"
You literally said two games that was a port, signify by the obligatory "HD" next to them.
Could also say nes remix is "a bunch of nes games, but turned into wario ware 10 second micro game objectives"
Or how bout Super mario 3D world? Is just super mario 3D land in HD. (Okay is more than that, but you get the idea.)
One game I wanted to like was Lost Reavers. A free to play online mutiplayer game which I never actually tried after beta cause I couldn't get used to the controls. Also a game strictly focused on online mutiplayer isn't my idea of a game to invest in. Fear of putting time into something that only last as long as people are willing to play it or devs support it.
Xenoblade chronicles X is another game I wanted to like, but some nit picks prevented me to get fully into it. Like the font problem, that's one of it. Another is probably how the online system works for mutiplayer, and that option of having eight different kinds of jobs or roles or something, I don't remember details except I was asked to choose a faction. I Also never got one of those robot things which was something I expected to do a lot sooner. I can't forget to bring up those download install data packs, I still remember waiting hours for that. It just fell apart for me and dwindled my excitement levels. I told you is probably nitpiks, but I'm not the only one who feel that way right?
One game I did like was Ninja Gaiden III Razor edge. Honestly it was a hard and frustrating game, but I did beat it and yes I know is probably not the best of the series. But it introduced some spectacle moments like diving off buildings and stealth take downs. First time ever it felt like playing a ninja.
Tekken Tag tournament 2 wii u edition could be a fun time. Honestly I am not good at those games, and before that the only one I played in the series was tekken 3. So you probably can guess that I don't take the game seriously. You're right, the mini games! Tekken ball, Tekken force, tekken bowling, mini games is what makes this somewhat difficult to learn fighting game fun even if you don't like fighting games or are button masher. Cause you get to put on nintendo all star character costumes and use super mario power ups to fight with throwing all seriousness the game ever had. Fun fact, based on the story, it had none. (Oh and tekken volley ball is still there)
Also who can forget super mario maker? Infinite fun? YES! Ideal replay game, except for the obnoxious levels that exist. But i guess if you rather not play poorly designed levels, don't play this game, or more specifically, don't play super expert.
Some more stuff that interest me but failed to leave good impressions exist, but I said enough already in this one post.
