Wii Games For Kids | Best Wii Games For Kids | Top 10 Best Wii Games For Kids

When the Nintendo Wii was first announced, I used to insist that it was a gaming platform designed for kids. It’s been a number of years since then and the games available on the platform are every bit as diverse as those who disagreed with me would come to expect. They were right -- it’s not strictly for kids, but that doesn’t stop the Nintendo Wii from being the perfect gaming platform for kids.  

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New Super Mario Bros. Wii 

An old classic returns to the new (well, it’s old now) Nintendo Wii. It’s hard to go wrong with a game like the “New Super Mario Bros. Wii,” a game that delivers timeless gameplay with beefed up graphics, some of the most challenging levels a Mario game has seen to date and the best co-op the platform has to offer.  

Jump your way through dozens of missions as either Mario or Luigi and save Princess Peach from the likes of Bowser and his turtle minions.  

 

Super Smash Bros. Brawl 

Many kids love fighting games, but it’d be a mistake to let them get their hands on something like Mortal Kombat or Fight Night. With that in mind, Nintendo has “Super Smash Bros. Brawl” for the Wii. You can play as your favorite Nintendo character or even choose from a number of third-party characters like Sonic the Hedgehog and Solid Snake.  

It offers all the fun and adrenaline-boosting intensity as any “real” fighting game, but with much more interesting characters and bloodless gameplay. 

 

Mario Kart Wii 

“Mario Kart Wii” isn’t exactly “Gran Turismo 5,” but that shouldn’t matter when what it offers is some of the most fun you can have racing against your friends. The Mario Kart series has seen release on every other Nintendo console, and this version is no less enjoyable than the others. More than just a mere port, “Mario Kart Wii” features the addition of new motorcycles and an online mode that allows you to go head to head against racers all over the world.  

 

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