WiiWare: My Aquarium, 500 Wii Points

This enigmatic title turns your television into your own aquarium to play with. Manage up to six saltwater or freshwater tanks, adding from 40 varieties of fish and decorating as you see fit. As you interact with your fish with certain Wii Remote gestures, you’ll watch them turn into adults and breed. You can even send aquariums to friends, or have your fish dance on certain special dates.

NES: Clu Clu Land, 500 Wii Points

This puzzle game places you in the shoes of Clu Clu, who has had his gold bars stolen and needs to find them again. As you avoid black holes and attack sea urchins, you’ll swim over gold bars to uncover them, often forming patterns that can lead you to the rest of the gold. You can also bring another friend along for the ride.

SNES: Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, 800 Wii Points

In one of Mario’s most famous adventures, he must team up with friends and enemies in order to take on the evil Smithy, who has invaded the world with the intent of dominating it. Travel through nmerous exotic locales, while battling enemies in an RPG style that mixes quick reflexes with good strategy. With entertaining dialogue, well-written characters and many hours of gameplay, this is highly recommended for RPG or Mario fans.

Glad to see Super Mario RPG has finally arrived. Otherwise, I’m intrigued by My Aquarium; probably the least game-like thing I’ve seen on Wii so far. It feels like a $5 aquarium.