1. The Penumbra series
Likely? Not very. Developers at Frictional Games have been asked about the possibility of a Wii Penumbra in forums and admit to having considering it, but it’s rare for small companies to make the leap from the straightforward world of PC games to the complex world of console games.
Closest Thing to It: The upcoming Silent Hill: Shattered Memories.
2. EyeToy: AntiGrav
AntiGrav was the best of the EyeToy games, which were controlled by body read by the PS2’s EyeToy camera. AntiGrav lets the player ride a hover board down a mountain; you lean for turns, jump for jumps and do stunts by waving your arms around. But AntiGrav has the basic problem of all EyeToy games; if the lighting isn’t just right the camera has trouble keeping track of your movements. But with a balance board and the Wii remote, AntiGrav would play almost perfectly. Likely? Probably not. I don’t think the game was a particularly big hit and developer Harmonix is probably raking in too much money with Guitar Hero and Rock Band to make a futuristic skiing game for the Wii.
Closest Thing to It: Shaun White Snowboarding: Road Trip
3. Space Channel 5
A goofy rhythm game for the Dreamcast, Space Channel 5 was a silly piece of fluff that was as much about flash as gameplay. Since the game was focused on copying alien dance moves, it wouldn’t be a stretch to use the Wii remote to emulate the alien invaders. Likely? Who knows. There were rumors of a Wii game, Space Channel 5.0, but publisher SEGA spoiled the fun with a denial. But I’m still hoping.
Closest Thing to It: Samba de Amigo, I suppose, but that's not very close.
4. Katamari Damacy
Likely? More so than not. There were rumors of a Wii version of the sequel Beautiful Katamari, and while it appears that project is dead, the game’s director hinted to a writer at 1up.com that there would be a Katamari Wii game at some point.
Closest Thing to It: Nothing, absolutely nothing.
5. The Fight Night Series
Likely? Probably. Developer/publisher Electronic Arts is pretty good on sports games for the Wii, and it’s an obvious fit.
Closest Thing to It: Punch-Out!
