Elebits Bites
By Maybe children under the age of 7 might enjoy this game, but it’s definitely not for me. I knew the game was intended for kids, but I thought it might be fun to seek out hiding Elebits and trash the room in the process. Unfortunately, hide-and-seek isn’t as fun as it used to be. The numb-chuck is used along with the Wii remote to maneuver thru rooms. The camera perspectives made me sick. No other game has made me feel so crappy, figuratively and literally. Game play is awkward and boring. See for yourself…
Multi-player is just completing the same games over again, but with up to 4 people playing at once. Maybe I wouldn’t dislike it so much if it didn’t make me physically ill, but I don’t know. It’s going back to GameFly tomorrow.
In: Wii Games — April 17, 2007
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OMG! you can not be serious, sure there is a learning curve to the game, but once you get the hang of it, it’s like playing Katamari Damacy for the ps2 which utilized the dual analog feature lacking in most ps2 games. Not only that, it has unlockable features that you get if you find a rare orb thing hidden in certain levels changing everything from your speed to your guns gravitational pull. the multi player is shotty unless you can read the other person’s mind, however the intricacies of the game are subtle and it gets you acquainted with the first person shooter aspect of the wii without having to shoot some zombie in the face. Elebits is rich in color and a fun puzzle game that utilizes the wii mote in ways that one should only wish to be perfected upon in future games. If you were a fan of ktamari Damacy and you are looking for the wii alternative as well as the full wii mote nun chuck experience then it wouldn’t hurt to check this game out.
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