Yes, The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth is already out for other platforms (i's the only non-Wii U exclusive title to appear here) but it still deserves a spot purely because of the very big possibility that the Wii U version will be the definitive one. If you're a fan of the dark, religiously-themed roguelike, then you're going to be incredibly excited for the possibilities that two independent screens could provide for a game such as Isaac. No longer will you have to constantly mash a button or pause the game to bring up the map and keep track of what items you've picked up - the secondary screen on the Wii U will be able to relay all of that information without taking you out of the action. It sounds like such a small difference, but when the game in question literally has hundreds of different items and millions of different map layouts - it's a small change that provides a massive boon to gameplay.