A hodge-podge of Wii box art *UPDATE*

UPDATE: Yes, more Wii box arts. Since we want you to see more jampacked articles, we’re bringing you more for you to see and judge. IGN has recently updated their list and added six more box arts for Wii game titles. The newly exposed titles are the following:

WarioWare: Smooth Moves
Open Season
Splinter Cell: Double Agent
Far Cry: Vengeance
GT Pro Series
Trauma Center: Second Opinion

The full article awaits after the jump!

   

UPDATE: Yes, more Wii box art! Since we want you to see more jampacked articles, we’re bringing you more for you to see and judge. IGN has recently updated their list and added six more box-art images for Wii game titles. The newly exposed titles are the following:

WarioWare: Smooth Moves
Open Season
Splinter Cell: Double Agent
Far Cry: Vengeance
GT Pro Series
Trauma Center: Second Opinion

   

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Checking out an article about a single box-art image or screenshot could sometimes be a bummer so we’re turning a new leaf here and giving you more jampacked articles. A few days ago, we featured some of the box art of upcoming Wii games, recently IGN updated that list and added a few more bonanzas for your own viewing pleasure. We present to you box art from a hodge-podge of games such as:

• Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2
• Call of Duty 3
• Need for Speed: Carbon
• Happy Feet
• Super Swing Golf Pangya
• Ant Bully
• The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
• Excite Truck

The cliche “never judge a book by its cover” is somewhat impossible to do in today’s world. Whether we admit it or not, it’s all about impression management – you may be rotten to the core on the inside but if the packaging or the facade looks great, then you’re in. Getting in is easy, staying within the “in” game crowd is a herculean task. Society may be superficial at times, but – call us idealistic, we gamers (that includes you) are still the best judge of what’s good and what should be lingering in the trash bin in the first place. Too much faith may be bad for the soul, but we don’t mind.

And the serious talk ends here. Let’s move on to the box art, shall we?