Top Ten: Nintendo WFC Games

From brawling to puzzle solving, we look at the games that made the most of Nintendo WFC.

By Jon Stevens. Posted 05/13/2014 11:00 3 Comments     ShareThis

5) Battalion Wars 2


Boasting three separate online modes– Skirmish, Assault and Cooperative– Battalion Wars 2 had plenty to keep you occupied, whether playing with friends or against random online opponents. I’m a sucker for any co-operative mode, but  it was Assault (tasking you with attacking/defending a series of objectives) which was by far my favourite of the three .

I can only hope that Nintendo is already working hard on a sequel for Wii U!


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3 Responses to “Top Ten: Nintendo WFC Games”

  • 156 points
    excaliburguy says...

    Sorry, but you can’t make a “Best of WFC” without Monster Hunter.

    • 1 points
      Kevin Knezevic says...

      We’ve excluded Monster Hunter from the list (and from our poll) since it technically used Capcom’s servers for online play and not Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, but there’s no doubt that it was easily one of the most ambitious and addictive online games on any Nintendo console. ;)

    • 207 points
      Jon Stevens says...

      Yeah, there was a number of great third party games that would have made the list if it had been open to all games with online play.

      I agree with you though. I plan on getting Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate as part of the Mario Kart promotion in a couple of weeks!

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