When you think of Nintendo, you can usually be pretty sure that you can associate their titles with quality. Their franchises such as Super Mario Bros. and Legend of Zelda, have had a huge impact over 🍌the years and garnered many great reviews.
However, while high-quality games are 🐼usually to be found, Nintendo has also had its fair share of horrible games over the years. Today, we're going to be looking at Nintendo's five best games of the decade, and their five worst, all according to . Let's get into it.
10 Best: Super Mario 3D Wor�꧟�ld (93)
Super Mario 3D World is one of Nintendo's top reviewed games of all time, and there's some great rea🍌soning behind this. The title functions as a 2D game played in a 3D space, and as such, all of the levels are crafted excellently.
Each distinct level can be played solo or in multiplayer mode, with all of the five playable characters having different characteristics to them. 3D World is one of the last great Wii U games that we ha𒊎ven't seen 🅺ported over to the Switch, which is a shame.
9 Worst൩: FlingSmash (48)𝐆
The only reason that you were out buying the Nintendo published FlingSmash back in the day was due to the fact that it came bundled with a Wii Motion Plus pe♛ripheral. Beyond that, there's no value to this gam🌠e.
It's basically a paddleball game in which you're smacking the protagonist into three medals within a level. After that, 🃏make your way to the pearl, and you're home safe. Once again, it was a poor game, no need to retroactively buy this one.
8 Best: Ocarina Of Ti💜me 3D (94)
Ocarina of Time 3D is an upgraded port of a title that is considered to be one of the gr🧜eatest of all time, so it's clear that it would make this list.
Scoring itself a 94, Ocarina of Time 3D features everything that made the original title so great. The game also features the Mas🐼ter Quest version of the title, which remixes dungeons in a few neat ways. Add in the new🉐 Boss Challenge mode, updated visuals, and 3D effects, and you've got everything that the original had, and more.
7 ꧅ Worst: One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP (46)
The 3DS's One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP is a re-relﷺease of two Wii games bundled in🐓to one package.
The game is an action-adventure title based on its correspondi✅ng manga and anime. It's really nothing great, but if you're a fan of the series and really need a 3DS game to get in on, this is probably going to be a pretty safe option for you to check out.
6 B💎est: Super Mario Odyssey (97)
Released just two years ago, Super Mario Odyssey takes a spot in the top fi🌃ve games of the decade for Nintendo. This excellent platformer features several different sandbox kingdoms for to explore. In these Kingdoms, you'll fin💧d plenty of different Moons for Mario to collect through various different means.
Considering that there are over 900 moons fo𝔍r players to collect, this game is one that you can pour hours into. Also you can put Mario in a wedding dress so yeah let's get rocking.
5 Worst: Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival (46) 🦹 🦄
Nintendo finally ships a proper number of Amiibo to store shelves... and nobody wants them because they're for a single Animal Crossing spin-off that was haphazardly created in order to cash in on Amiibo. Unfortunately, that's all that the Wii U's Amiibo Festival was.
It was a Mario Party-style board game but without the fun. The game was purely made to sell as many Amiibo's as possible, and it didn't even do that well. The Amiibo that tied into the game never really sold much, and populated Target's Nintendo section even through discount after discount. Luckily, we'll be getting a mainline Animal Crossing game very soon to make up for this one.
4 ꦫ B♓est: The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild (97)
Sharing a score (97) with the No. 3 and No. 1 game on the list is 2017's The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The Switch launch title that didn't include milking, this is considered to be not just one of the greatest Zelda games of all time🐓, but one of🐬 the greatest games, period.
Its massive open world, stunning visuals, and breaks in the traditional Zelda format led this game to achieve critical and comme෴rcial greatness, and it will be receiving a Switch sequel sometime in the future. Probably in like 2021 though, let's be realistic.
3 Worst: Devil's Third (43) 𒀰
Devil's Third, the hack🗹-and-slas🀅h Nintendo published Wii U title, is bad. The action/shooter controlled badly, looked bad, couldn't maintain any sort of proper framerate, it was bad all around.
The multiplayer mode, which was also released on PC, received some praise, but overall the entire package is considered to be the worst Nintendo published Wii U title out th🐠ere.
Considering thꦫat review copies weren't sent out in the US, it seems that Nintendo knew that the game wasn't great right from the start.
2 Best: Super Mario Gaᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒅌ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚlaxy 2 (97)
The Wii's Super Mario Galaxy 2 is considered to be an all-around upgrade from the original. The core gameplay of the o🍸rigina🎉l title stays the same, but beyond that, almost everything in the entire game has been improved upon.
New ideas and power-ups were included in the title, and Yo🔥shi also made his way in, adding some variety in how the game is played. While the linearity of the second game isn't preferred to the first's more open style, it's still overall a better package than the original, a൲nd deserves all of the praise that it gets.
1 Worst: 3D Cla💝ssics: Urban Champion (37) 💫
The thing about 3D Classics: Urban Champion is that it's a 3D re-release of a not very good game. We didn't need a 3D remaster of Urban Champion at aꦆll, so it makes sense that this bland game only managed to garner a 37 on Metacritic.
The game is🦂 incredibly simple and boring. It wasn't fun when it was released on the NES to start with. We didn't need it then, and we didn't need it when it was re-released onto the 3DS. Some extra 3D flare couldn't manage to save this game.