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    Latest Wii Reviews
    • Boxshot
    • 4.3
    • Average: 4.33
    • Comments: None
    “No more heroes has been out for a while now. However I only recently picked it up after my xbox broke. Let me tell you for the cheap price you can get it for now this is no bottom of the bucket game. The controls are so great. This isn't the typical Wii waggle fest. A attack b does stun moves and follow the directions on screen does special. Simple to use and feels pretty good to use also. My personal favorite part of the game would the amount of customiztion you can do. From changing every part of Travis's clothes to his weapon, to renting movies to watch this game lets you change almost everything you want to. And it's great to do and extremely fun to deck out your character in many different ways, and is a breath of fresh air from many of the shallow third party games on wii. The level of customaztion is better then GTA IV's. Another part of the game that gets you into are the boss battles. Now this is great as most of the foot soilders are bland. The boss battles have insane difficulties and are...”
    • Boxshot
    • 4.2
    • Average: 4.20
    • Comments: None
    AvatarA new feel... The good kind
    Written by Demonfurby on Jul 29, 2008
    “Resident Evil was a groundbreaking game that was released back in 1997. It made up a brand new game type, survival horror, which is just as it sounds, you have to survive in a horror game. It came under scrutiny for having excesses of violence and gore, while gaming critics hated the horrible voice acting. But it gained a great following and spawned many different sequels and even a prequel. Then Capcom did the unthinkable, ditched Umbrella, and made an action game titled Resident Evil 4. It had no connection to the original storyline, and made the game more of a casual affair. Now while Capcom puts the finishing touches on another action game, Resident Evil 5, they give the Wii this little treasure to fans, Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. The story is simple, you play through Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil 1 (or the remake), Resident Evil 3, and a new story. In other words, the games that had the most to do with Umbrella. While you play through the story, you get different scenarios from...”
    • Boxshot
    • 4.3
    • Average: 4.33
    • Comments: None
    AvatarA new kind of Hero
    Written by Demonfurby on Jul 28, 2008
    “No More Heroes is another eccentric creation from the mind of Suda 51, who created another gem of a game, Killer 7. From a first look, it may seem like a trashy excuse for a hardcore game on the Wii, but with a closer look, it's a diamond in the rough in terms of the shovel ware that comes to this console. The story is simple, yet complex in ways. You play as Travis Touchdown, a porn mongering, lazy, badass that wins a beam sword (yes, it's taken from a lightsaber, get over it) and wants to become the greatest assassin in the world. You have to fight through ten of the best assassins in the world in hopes of becoming your dream. There are also complex storylines that intertwine with Travis, but that is edging on the side of spoilers. The gameplay is the meat and bones of the game. You use your beam sword to kill enemies in very violent, yet entertaining ways. You press the A button to execute your different beam sword combos. They are different from sword to sword, and different depending on your...”
    • Boxshot
    • 4.5
    • Average: 4.25
    • Comments: None
    AvatarSecond Time's a Charm
    Written by Demonfurby on Jul 28, 2008
    “Rockstar is a controversial company that makes good games. They are most well-known for the Grand Theft Auto franchise, which has been under heavy scrutiny over the "Hot Coffee" mod that was found in the game years ago. Now after that, they made another controversial game, called "Bully", which had critics thinking this would teach kids to bully others. When it came out, it was a mini version of GTA. No blood, but the kind of violence that would be expected from high schoolers in real life. It still only had a T rating, and wasn't bad. Now, they decide to port it to the other company consoles that didn't get it. Here comes Bully: Scholarship Edition. The base game is like GTA, you roam around in a sand box style game, where you do missions. Simple. But of course, the game is far from that. Let's start with game play. You can use weapons, and your fists to hurt people, and knock them out. The weapons aren't guns or knives, they are bottle rockets, and slingshots, things that kids use. In GTA, you could...”
    • Boxshot
    • 3.8
    • Average: 4.21
    • Comments: None
    AvatarDriver's Ed All Over Again...
    Written by Zeta on Jul 25, 2008
    “I came home from the store with my copy of Mario Kart Wii. I had a ton of fun playing with an excellent cast of Nintendo characters, listening to good music, playing on stages with amazing graphics, and hitting my brother with koopa shells. Mario Kart Wii is one of the great games on the Wii. Of course it can get very boring at times but even if you play a little each day you will have a ton of fun. Controls: Well all the gamers that bought Mario Kart Wii were introduced to a new type of controller, the Wii Wheel. What seems to be an excellent piece of technology at first is really a piece of plastic shaped into a wheel with a spot where you put in your Wii Remote. However I tend to use the Wii Wheel when playing against family or friends. It does give the feel that you are driving a car. When playing competitively I use the Gamecube Controller. The controls are obviously tons of times easier to use on the Gamecube Controller. Anyway if you enjoy having a good time, use the Wii Wheel. If you enjoy...”
    • Boxshot
    • 3.7
    • Average: 3.74
    • Comments: None
    “A half decent breath of fresh air after a bunch of craptastic 3D Sonic games Before I start, let me tell you this; I will be referring A LOT to the Sonic The Hedgehog game released for the PS3 and Xbox 360 (I'll be calling it Sonic The Disaster because it IS a disaster) as that and this were released around about the same time, plus I really hate that game and think this game is a good breath of fresh air. So without further ado, here's the review: Detailed Summary: After playing Shadow The Hedgehog on PS2, I was incredibly disappointed but my hopes for Sonic was still high. Sonic Riders for the PS2 was next on my list, and while that had some alright racing gameplay, it felt slow and boring, and the story wasn't all that great, while the replay value was...wait, there was any replay value? I sold it after finishing it because there wasn't much to do after finishing story mode, and not the sort of thing you'd want to play with your friends. Sonic The Disaster on PS3/360 and it's story around...”
    • Boxshot
    • 4.1
    • Average: 4.10
    • Comments: None
    AvatarA New Feel
    Written by Demonfurby on Jul 19, 2008
    “Final Fantasy is a series known for it's turn-based gameplay, excellent music, and die-hard fanboys. Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon does it differently. Chocobo's Dungeon modifies the turn-based gameplay that fans of FF have loved for years, and remixes its music for a fresh experience. First, let's start with the story. You play as the treasure hunter Chocobo, who is a sidekick to Cid. They appear in a desert, in search for the Timeless Treasure, which is a gem that can power anything, which they want to use for Cid's grandfathers flying machine. They find themselves in the Tower in the Sands, were the Timeless Power is. This is where you come in. This Tower is a tutorial for the game. The gameplay in this game is a mix of real-time and turn-based, and it serves the game incredibly well. Every time Chocobo does something; weather it be move, heal, attack, or pick something up, a turn passes. When he is done, the enemy moves, attacks, etc. It seems it may move slow, but it is very fluent,...”
    • Boxshot
    • 4.0
    • Average: 4.38
    • Comments: 2
    AvatarSuper Smash Bros. Brawl
    Written by SONXx on Jul 5, 2008
    “Super Smash Bros. Brawl is overall a great game. It blew the original game away, and beat the sequel(Melee) in awesomeness. There were very important improvements to the game like the competiveness, characters, and features. Heres what i rate some of the things in Brawl that show its shining glory and its falling pits of doom. CHARACTERS: Rating = 90%/100% Characters are practically perfect. There are plenty of new and improved characters to play, especially Sonic and Snake. They are very unique and make excellent new characters. The characters have also been sped down or nerfed. In my opinion, I think it is better that they got nerfed. It makes it easier for the average players to win.Finally, there are still clones. Thats why I didn't give a perfect score. A perfect example is Link and Toon Link. They basicly have the same moves and thats just wrong. GAMEPLAY: Rating = 100%/100% The gameplay may be nerfed but its for the best. The more casual players now can stand a chance against the higher level...”
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