Dragon Quest Swords: The Masked Queen and the Tower of Mirrors EG recenzija

Despite these interactive shortfalls though, the presentation of the game and attention to detail is excellent. Your footsteps ring out from Wiimote's speaker; occasionally you'll catch a glimpse of your character in a mirror and, at all times, the orchestral score brings life and vibrancy to the game world. But make no mistake, this is role-playing lite and, while the narrative and dialogue are fun, the actual plot they paint is thin. Likewise, the character progression is basic, customisation is non-existent and the range of different armour, spells and weaponry on offer to players is paltry. As such it's a game best recommended to non-RPG fans, those who want a short, light adventure that eschews grinding (until the final area at least) and detailed stat-management for bright character and brevity. But even on these terms, the recommendation is at best a very gentle one.

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Lost Winds - recenzija i gameplay video

Lost Winds is the best $10 I've ever spent on a videogame. Though from a technological standpoint the graphics are only Gamecube quality (which is still great for a downlaodable game), from a design standpoint these are some of the best visuals any console has seen in years. This game is beautiful. If all you got for your money was the chance to look at the game, that alone would make Lost Winds worth the price.

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No More Heroes - AUN recenzija

The game features an amount of the Wii’s controller spatial awareness. For example, holding the Wii remote high or low relative to the sensor bar will dictate the position of Touchdown’s weaponry, usually a beam katana. This is pretty neat, adding to the gameplay by determining the location of an attack. Not only this, but the beam katana needs to be recharged every so often. This is performed by shaking the Wii remote in a rather awkward manner.

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WiiTV Mario Kart Wii recenzija

Speed Racer recenzije

Tri ne bas jednake recenzije, uskoro ce igra stici i do mene pa cemo videti kako izgleda.

The level/track designs are both visually appealing and add enough twists and turns to keep a player on the edge of his/her seat. I can only assume the visual style was presented to either mimic, or was inspired by, the upcoming release but things definitely looked exceptional; especially considering the speed at which the cars are moving.

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Additionally, one of the first things that strikes you about the game is the environment's electric, candy-coated color scheme. The eye-catching design is also drawn from the film, and matched with the roller-coaster-from-hell track designs, it makes every stadium look like a surreal amusement park. But after that the connections get hazy. The game's set one year after the events of the movie; however, there isn't really a running narrative through the game per se to make a story all that important.

Gametap

The core driving controls in Speed Racer: The Video Game are fun to play with. Even though players are restricted to motion controls only, cars handle well and generally do a pretty good job of staying in the race without too much assistance. It's just too bad the rest of the package doesn't measure up.

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Boom Blox 1up recenzija

If this is the future of casual gaming, motion controls, and Wii, count me in. Boom Blox may not be the best Wii game, depending on your proclivities, but it's definitely the best use of the Wii yet. It's immensely accessible, wonderfully tactile, and stands as one of the best treatments of gaming in a 3D space

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Speed Racer Wii recenzija

Best of all, though, is the fact that the whole game is motion-controlled, without even the option for analogue. We can hear the precision-obsessed, anti-Wii Wheelers whining already, but once you start jerking the remote horizontally to shunt your opponents into a wall or pulling up for a barrel roll Jack Jump turned spinning Torpedo attack by a boost, you won't miss your thumb on the stick. Hardcore racing fans may find the compensational auto-steering unnecessary, but it doesn't interfere with your inputs, and in fact, you may be glad it's there when you use a quadruple-stacked boost to enter "the zone" for invincibility and tons of extra speed.

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Boom Blox Wired recenzija

Boom Blox does what so many Wii titles wish they could, by splitting the difference between casual players and lifelong gamers. You can pass the Wiimote to your grandma or a 5-year-old and they'll have a ball with its clever mix of brainy puzzles and satisfying explosions. But hard-core players like me will find a surprising amount of depth to the gameplay and a satisfying, addictive challenge.

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Pro Evolution Soccer - N-Europe recenzija

Pros:

• Amazingly innovative controls
• Oozes atmosphere
• Excellent online mode

Cons:

• No Master League
• Lack of editing options
• Defensive control confusion
• PS2ish graphics
• Commentary can grate

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Mario Kart Wii Wired recenzija

As ever, Mario Kart racing is as much about navigating the crazy tracks (of which the Wii version has an astonishing 32) as it is about collecting the items that lay about the track and using them on your opponents to screw up their driving. Also as ever, if you are a skilled racer and sail into first place, you'll never get any good items -- just some measly shells and banana peels. Drivers who end up in the back will get all kinds of crazy stuff, allowing them to plow through other players and catch up to the pack.

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Secret Files: Tunguska Play recenzija

In this adventure, you play Nina, prototypical daughter to Professor Kalenkov, who gets himself promptly kidnapped in the first few moments of the game. With the local cops none too interested, it's up to Nina to start sleuthing for clues, combining usually completely incompatible items together, and clicking her way to saving the world as we know it. A breadcrumb trail of clues will see you and your side-kick / love interest visiting the artic tundra, ancestral castles, unpopular Irish pubs, a nut-hatch in Cuba, and the titular Siberian province itself.

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Mario Kart Wii recenzija

Nintendo has succeeded in creating a game that new and old players can enjoy equally, and one that I find myself jonesing for even after an entire weekend absorbed in it. If that's not a sign of a good game, I don't know what is.

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Mario Kart Wii recenzije

Igra je juce izasla i u USA pa nam sada stizu jos vise recenzija.

Destructoid

Despite the fact that the basics of the game have remained nearly identical to the title that we fell in love with 15 years ago — we’re still tossing turtle shells and shouting when we slip on banana peels — it’s hard not to recommend Mario Kart Wii to anyone who owns a Wii. The short version of this review is "Yeah, it’s Mario Kart ... on the Wii," and for many, that should be enough.

GamePro

Seriously, it's Mario Kart, people. Do we really need to convince you of how awesome this game is? We didn't think so.

Vooks

The Mario Kart series has taken a bold new direction with this sixth installment, whether for the better or worse is yet to be decided. After-all every Mario Kart game has brought something new to the mix and while not all persist through to the next generation I imagine more than a few from this one will become a staple in the series, from the addition of the bikes to the expanded racer count. Disregarding the painful A.I rubber-banding and the bizarre changes to the Battle Mode Mario Kart Wii is a solid product that once again holds firm Nintendo’s philosophy that core gamer and non gamer can play nice.

Zero Punctuation: Super Smash Bros. Brawl

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Mario Kart Wii recenzija

Mario Kart Wii is a complete game. Of course, the addition of the online mode makes this title a keeper and a must have title for your Wii collection but for unconditional local multiplayer lovers, the offline mode has also received some upgrades and tweaks. My favorite is the ability to customize my race tracks in Local Multiplayer in order to make them more simple, fun or complex depending on how I want to race with my friends. There are limitations (Item Editor Nintendo?) but I could care less…for the moment!

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Bully: Scholarship Edition Zentendo recenzija

Bully: Scholarship Edition adds some new content from the PS2 version -- maybe not enough for fans to go through it all over again. It tries some new things with the Wiimote, but these are mostly bland and uninspired. The title also suffers from a general lack of sheen all over, but when compared to many other games, it's more than tolerable. What Bully doesn't do perfectly it makes up for by doing so much all at once and connecting it all cohesively into an entertaining world that rewards players for almost everything they decide to take the time to do. If you haven't given it a try, Bully: Scholarship Edition is definitely worth a look. Fans of sandbox games should find it to be a good time full of humor and parody.

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Okami destructoid recenzija

Okami is a must-have title for anyone who has ever loved a Zelda game, a Clover Studio game, or any time-intensive 3D adventure game. The only people I would advise against buying Okami are those on the extreme left or extreme right of the "casual/hardcore" gamer divide. Okami for the Wii is too complicated and demanding for the Wii Sports crowd, while hardened "gaming gladiators" may find the title's requirement of skills beyond "excellent eye/thumb coordination" to be too much for them.

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Secret Files: Tunguska GDN recenzija

The ease of adoption does make Tunguska a great choice for any Wii gamer who’s looking to test out the kind of experience normally reserved for the PC, however, and offers a suitably invigorating introduction to the world of the point-and-click. In many respects, this comes from the magnificently suitable Wii-mote controller, which provides the perfect front room alternative to a mouse – something that’s normally a significant barrier between PC and console gaming. Of course, this also adds the benefit of being able to play from the comfort of the sofa and TV, rather than office chair and monitor – a small, yet important factor when looking for a new adventure game to delve into. And delve you shall.

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WiiFit MC recenzija

Wii-Fit is going to be big. Regardless of this review, the wider press reception, or even the adoption of hard-core gamers, it will be the story of 2008. This will likely be driven by mums, dads, kids and even grand parents who will all discover the joys of a fitting follow up to Wii-Sports. What’s more, after happily spending GBP 179.99 to play Tennis, Golf, Boxing and the rest, Wii-Fit’s GBP 69.99 price tag will seem like a bargain.

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Emergency Mayhem GR recenzija

To be fair, some of the games are decently engaging, but with only 30 on offer and the games cropping up every few seconds or so (literally), they get stale fast. But never fear: you unlock lengthier versions of them for the multiplayer mode. How zany is that?

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