Wii Will Wii Will Rock You Trivia Quiz

Answer: Jillian Michaels

The full title of this 2008 game is actually "Jillian Michaels' Fitness Ultimatum 2009". In 2009, a sequel was released, and was, not surprisingly, called "Jillian Michaels' Fitness Ultimatum 2010". In the game, the player may choose a number of different workouts that vary in both intensity and duration.

Much like "Wii Fit", the player can keep track of stats and overall progress as they workout and become fit by using the game.

Answer: uDraw Studio

"uDraw Studio" was released in 2010 (North America) and is an art game that allows players to paint and draw various pictures using the GameTablet. Interestingly, the GameTablet was redesigned in black to pair with both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. They are, however, paired with a different game in the "uDraw" series, as "uDraw Studio" itself is a Wii exclusive.

Answer: Super Mario Galaxy

"Super Mario Galaxy" was released in 2007, and it met with great reviews. After being given a lot of hype when it was announced in 2006's E3, upon its release, it met every standard. The game was rated highly by about every respected gaming reviewer, hardly ever falling under 95/100. In March 2014, with over twelve million sales, it was the third best-selling non-bundled Wii game of all time, and it had found its way in the top ten on a myriad of greatest Nintendo games lists. Guinness World Records even placed it 29th on a list of the top 50 console games of all time.

Because it is such a wonderful game with rave reviews, I will not give away too much of the story so you can play it for yourself (which I greatly suggest). I will say that it involves Mario saving Princess Peach from Bowser (audience gasps in shock).

Answer: Trauma Center

"Trauma Center: Under the Knife" was released in 2005 on the Nintendo DS as the first installment of the medical series. The second game released was a Wii exclusive called "Trauma Center: Second Opinion" (2006). It was an enhanced remake of the first game, but it included a few new elements made just for the Wii. "Trauma Center: New Blood" takes place ten years after the first two games, in 2028 (it was released in 2007), and was also a Wii exclusive.

Answer: Dead Rising

"Dead Rising" hits close to home for me; the game (as well as the "Chop Till You Drop" remake) takes place in a fictional town in Colorado - I, of course, live in Colorado. The game follows Frank West as he is attacked by hordes of zombies while simply trying to find out why there is a zombie infection in the first place.

The Wii version of the game is very different from the original Xbox 360 version. For instance, in the Wii version, there are zombie poodles and parrots, and you can change the color of the blood. One of the most unfortunate differences, though, is the fact that, because the Wii cannot handle as much as the Xbox 360 can graphically, only 100 zombies can appear on screen at a time - the Xbox 360 could maintain 800 on screen at a time.

Answer: Animal Crossing

"Animal Crossing" was first released in 2001, and seven years later, it was still fairly popular with the release of the third in the series, "Animal Crossing: City Folk/Let's Go to the City". The simulation game takes place in a rural setting where animals can talk and the characters can plant and collect, among other activities.

The game also syncs with the Wii clock so the game can be played in real-time, allowing the time of day and even the seasons to affect gameplay.

Answer: Namco Museum Remix

"Namco Museum Remix" was originally released in 2007, and it includes nine different arcade games along with several remixed versions that contain Pac-Man in them. The game features "Cutie Q", "Dig Dug", "Galaxian", "Gaplus", "Mappy", "Pac and Pal", "Pac-Mania", "Super Pac-Man", and "Xevious".

In 2010, a "Megamix" was released in North America, and the game adds several more arcade games, such as "Dig Dug II", "Galaga", and "Grobda".

Answer: Calling

"Calling" was released in 2009, and takes place in the Mnemonic Abyss, which is full of ghosts and other frights. The game centers around a website known as "The Black Page" which contains only a counter that is said to show how many have died only after visiting the website.

The Mnemonic Abyss is a space between life and death that shows the dead's memories, and using their phones, the characters of the game try to escape this void they found themselves in after visiting "The Black Page".

Answer: Epic Mickey

"Epic Mickey" was released in 2010, and was an attempt to show Mickey's less happy side and make him more mischievous and mysterious. The game was also well-known for using Oswald the Lucky Rabbit as a major character for the first time since 1943. The game met with good reviews, and the game spawned a sequel which, unfortunately faired much worse.

The sequel, "Epic Mickey: The Power of Two" faired so poorly, in fact, the game developer Junction Point Studios was shut down after its release.

Answer: Just Dance

"Just Dance" was first released in 2009 for the Wii, and "Just Dance 2" was released in 2010 for the Wii as well. The third installment in the series was also released on the PlayStation 3 using the PlayStation Move support as well as the Xbox 360, using the Kinect's capabilities for the dance movement.

The series features many of the most popular songs of the year the game was released as well as some that have been popular from years past. In 2012, "Just Dance 4" was released, the first to be released for the Wii U.

There are also installments for kids; "Just Dance Kids 2014" even features songs from "Yo Gabba Gabba!" and "The Wiggles".