2. Legend of Zelda Wind Waker HD (WiiU)
3. Super Metroid* (WiiU)
4. Binary Domain (PS3)
5. New Super Mario Bros U (WiiU)
6. Silent Hill 4 The Room (PS2)
7. Deus Ex: HR* Director's Cut (WiiU)
8. Donkey Kong Country Returns (Wii)
* = replay
Donkey Kong Country Returns...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzF79H23By8

I beat this game in like three sessions, which is rare for me nowadays.
For me this blows the New Super Mario Bros games out of the water. I also have to say that I am extremely harsh on non-sprite based platformers to this day, for whatever reason. There's some good ones out there, some cool indie games going on... but it's ultra hard for them to really make an impression on me or for me to straight up even care to finish most. My biggest issue is that I feel like the 3D/polygon look in a lot of stuff is often too busy (Sonic Generations), and just simply lacks atmosphere. I can confidently say DKCR dodges that bullet and was oozing with density, just like the original trilogy. Topped off with amazing music, that was mostly remixes, but it's not like those originals can be topped anyways! And I dig Kenji Yamamoto so it was cool seeing what he did here.
I wasn't sure if I'd be done before Tropical Freeze, and bam I couldn't put the controller down. Buying Tropical Freeze ASAP when it's out. The return of David Wise, insane graphics upgrade, bigger huge levels to explore... I am so stoked. It's my 1994 Christmas all over again!
11 out of 10 for the Factory World. Blew my face off.
Maybe Retro will do another, who knows. I'd prefer for them to revive Metroid after the Team Ninja beatdown on the franchise, and I'd also love to see these guys tackle Zelda since Miyamoto said it's possible. Either way, these guys rock and I can't believe it took me this long to play DKCR. Two bananas up.