Showing posts with label Wii Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wii Games. Show all posts
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Rise Of The Guardians PAL ICON (Wii Game)
Let your imagination soar in Rise of the Guardians as you play as the all magical, powerful, and immortal Guardians from the DreamWorks Animation film. As North, Bunnymund, Tooth, and Sandman, each player has their own set of upgradable and never-before-seen extraordinary abilities to help you take on the evil spirit “Pitch” and his infectious nightmares. With drop-in-and-out multiplayer for up to four players, cool team attacks, and an arsenal of spellbinding moves, you and your team of Guardians will protect the hopes, beliefs and imaginations of children all over the world!
Features:
Join Forces with Your Favorite Characters From the Film – Play as one of the classic childhood legends from DreamWorks Animation’s upcoming feature film, Rise of the Guardians, including: North, Tooth, Bunnymund, Sandman, and Jack Frost.
Battle Pitch in an Epic Adventure – Take on Pitch and his evil nightmares in a deep and intuitive adventure combat game that includes new original enemies designed specifically for each Guardian’s realm.
Unique Abilities and Upgrades – Unlock power-ups such as weapon upgrades for your character. Plus, earn unique new abilities including special combat moves like a snowball attack, summoning a swarm of miniature tooth fairies, and more!
Explore Legendary Guardian Realms – Experience the imaginative worlds from Rise of the Guardians, including; Tooth’s Palace, North’s Workshop, Bunnymund’s Warren, and many more.
Team up in Multiplayer – Swap between any of the characters in drop-in-and-out four-player squad based multiplayer action on consoles.
Nickelodeon Big Time Rush Dance Party USA (Wii Game)
Dance the night away! Sing along with the best Big Time Rush Songs! Light up the Dance Floor with James, Logan, Kendall, and Carlos! Big Time Rush: Dance Party allows players to dance to the beat of their favorite songs by Big Time Rush. Players will follow the boys from the recording studio to Big Time Concerts. The game has all their top hits, including the new song “Windows Down”! The more accuratley the players follow the moves of the boys on screen, the higher the score!
Join Kendall, James, Carlos and Logan on screen as you sing and dance along to their hit songs. One character is “front and center” with a special highlight visual effect. Keep up with Vocal Duties as the 4 BTR characters shift positions to take the vocal lead. Players duplicate a series of dance moves as accurately as possible. Onscreen icons give the player a visual cue for each specific move, and provide a preview of which move(s) will be needed next. At the end of each song, the player will be rated on his/her performance based on how well they did.
Skylanders Giants USA ProCiSiON (Wii Game)
The follow-up to the blockbuster Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure, Skylanders Giants builds upon the breakthrough fundamentals of the first game, once again merging the physical and virtual realms with an innovative line of cross-platform toy figures that have “brains,” which players everywhere can magically bring to life in the world of Skylands. This second installment of the franchise features a variety of new characters, new challenges and a thrilling new story-driven adventure.
Skylanders Giants introduces sixteen new collectible figures, including the massive Giants which tower more than twice the size of the main Skylanders cast! The Skylanders series uniquely combines collectible real-world toys with an epic virtual game world, and this second game is fully backwards-compatible with previous Skylanders toy sets while introducing a whole new world of collectible fun for fans of the
Features:
Going Big: Skylanders Giants introduces eight new highly collectible figures that are more than twice the size of the main Skylanders cast in both physical and virtual form. Their in-game powers and abilities reflect their colossal scale.
Bright Lights: Helping to further the real world magic of bringing toys to life, Skylanders Giants includes a set of characters that feature spectacular new light technology integrated into the toys, allowing the figure to light up when near or on the Portal of Power. These characters have additional in-game benefits as well. Batteries are not required.
Brand New Skylanders: Eight new regular sized skylanders, each with their own unique powers, abilities, and personality, join the adventure alongside the Giants.
Forward Compatibility: Every beloved character from Skylanders Spyro’s Adventure is 100% compatible with Skylanders Giants, leveled-up stats and customizations intact.
Wider Worlds: Portal Masters will see all new arenas and more gameplay options in Battle Mode for exciting head-to-head play, as well as enhanced Elemental Zones, new Hero Challenges, and other features that encourage players to collect and level up every character.
Portal Master Connections To Your World: Skylanders Giants features closer integration with Skylanders Spyro’s Universe, the large online world that allows Portal Masters around the world to greatly expand their Skylanders experience.
Sunday, 20 January 2013
Monster High: Skultimate Roller Maze SU5EVZ NTSC (WII Game)
Game Features
* Race as your favorite Monster High character, each with unique abilities
* Compete on multiple treacherous courses with distinctive themes from Monster High
* Customize your character and team to race to victory
* Capture monstrous pick-ups to help your team
* Unique gameplay modes to keep the racing spirited
* Choose multiple difficulty settings to match your skill
* Discover creeperific hidden items as you race your team to victory
Region : NTSC
Format : WBFS
The game file in this is in WBFS format so it can be easily added to a HDD or Thumb Drive!
Install to Drive, or convert to full ISO for disk burning using "WiiBackupManager"
Monday, 31 December 2012
Kirby's Epic Yarn (Wii Game)
Obviously Epic Yarn’s aspirations are lower than the next big FPS or MMO, but that doesn’t change the fact developer Good Feel gave us precisely what it advertised, plus laid on the charm so thick it’s forced a smile on every GamesRadar editor’s face during the review process. Epic Yarn is the happy-faced antidote to the M-rated, gun-toting glut we’re currently drowning in.
Above: Adorabacalypse
Kirby’s always been Nintendo’s cutest character, but in a focus-tested, manufactured kind of way. His rotund puffball stature was designed for maximum effect - Epic Yarn, on the other hand, is aesthetically inspired and works for every single “d’awww” it gets. Any given moment of the game is laced with convincing storybook-like fabrics that both look amazing and function as an interactive part of the level. Pieces will flap in the breeze, unzip and tumble to the ground, or, in a particularly cool effect, crinkle up as you yank chunks of the world around with your stringy whip weapon. And would you believe each of these themed levels (which come in lava, ice, tropical and techno-space flavors) all look and behave differently? How amazing is it that a game in which you learn no additional moves can remain fresh, vibrant and compelling the entire time you play? You just run, jump, swing and lasso stuff from beginning to end and it’s effing magical the whole time.
Above: Kirby doesn’t consume enemies and steal powers this time - he morphs along with the world, changing shape nearly every time he engages in a different action
The unique properties don’t stop there - would you believe it’s impossible to die in Epic Yarn? It’s true, there are no lives and there is no way to actually see a Game Over screen. Now before the hardcore maniacs (that would include us, btw) raise their hands in protest, understand what the game is trying to do. The goal of each level is to make it to the end with as many beads (think Mario coins) as possible, plus the three hidden treasures tucked away in various crannies. If you’re hit, you lose some beads. Fall in a pit, you’re gonna lose a crapload of beads. But you’ll never die, never have to re-start the level or dread having to play some specific part again. You simply move on and keep enjoying the visual splendor at work.
Player two can hop in at any point on the world map and control Prince Fluff, Kirby’s azure counterpart in Epic Yarn. Both control the same, and can snag and toss each other to higher ground - a key strategy when trying to collect all the game’s treasure. We mostly played the game solo, but found the co-op mode to be just as fun, and in some cases a noticeably different experience. Certainly not a clustershart like the four-player mode in New Super Mario Bros.
Above: On the left is Kirby’s mech in solo, the right is the co-op version. Note the extra fist and lovely crown on the right version - that’s added functionality AND presentation!
So if you want to play with your kids, or want to wean someone (parents, non-gamey significant others etc) off the casual crap they’ve been playing on Wii, this is the game to use. Two player co-op with no death, arresting graphics and a slight competitive edge (who can get the most beads?) should be enough to make anyone forget the piles of $20 shovelware suffocating the aisles. Conversely, the emphasis on performance makes Epic Yarn not about avoiding death, but avoiding being hit at all - how’s that for a hardcore angle?
Above: But don’t think for a second that every level is cakewalk
If you’re really dedicated, you can try to earn a high rank on each boss, which opens up additional, harder levels in each world. Again, if you’re playing for pure fun, you can run through the main levels in about five hours and have a great time; if high scores and challenge are on your mind, go for the medals and unlock all the additional content. Truly something for everyone
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