Wii Review Guide
You earn a check that only gets you by enough to pay your bills. Maybe you struggle to make a car payment. You really want to play the latest video game, perhaps GoldenEye 007 or Super Mario Galaxy 2, but your budget does not allow you to buy both. What should you get?
Picking good games can be hard. Avoiding duds can be even more difficult. That’s why smart consumers turn to experts on the subject. Game Freaks 365 was founded to help people choose games that are worth their hard earned dollar and bypass games that are better suited for the trash can. This guide aims to help the smart consumer pick the best games that the Wii has to offer.
Game Freaks 365 is a video game news and review website that has been around since April 2003. We have covered every major console and handheld since, including the GameCube, PS2, Xbox, GBA, N-Gage, Zodiac, Nintendo DS, PSP, Xbox 360, Wii and PS3.Writing about video games is our passion.
Nearly 95 reviews from some of the finest games on the Wii are included in Game Freaks 365′s Wii Review Guide, including popular titles like Disney Epic Mickey, Donkey Kong Country Returns, GoldenEye 007, Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Mega Man 9, New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, Resident Evil 4, Rock Band 3, Super Mario Galaxy 2, Super Paper Mario and Wii Sports.
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Collector’s Edition is a rip-off and defective,
First off, let me get out of the way that the game itself is fantastic. 5 out of 5 stars. Props to Warren Spector and Junction Point Studios (the game’s developer). This review, however, regards the bonus material for buying the Collector’s Edition and its value over buying the standard edition.
* The Mickey Statue: Cool concept, but one small problem: It was completely broken. Apparently, I’m NOT the only one with this problem! This seems to be a wide-scale defect. In my case, the left-arm fell off (a clean break right out of the arm socket, easily fixed) and his nose was also broken off (also fixed, but not as clean). Luckily I am one of those geeky adult collectors who is handy with small models and fixed it, but if you were buying this for your child for Christmas and their Mickey statue was shattered, they would be heartbroken. Also, this would be more understandable if the statue were actually a statue, but it’s more of a plastic/vinyl action figure, a material that tends to be durable. How many plastic action figures have you seen ever shatter during shipping? They can take a beating! This is clearly shoddy craftsmanship.
* Wiimote Skin: This is the only included product that’s of high quality and matches what you expect. It is not the same material as what DecalGirl-type skins usually use, it’s more like a sticker, but still it fits the Wiimote exactly. I put it on a Wii Motion Plus remote and it fit perfectly.
* Console Skins: These skins were pretty much the reason I bought the Collector’s Edition over the regular game. The “skins” turn out to be dinky little 3″x3″ square stickers. They are not fit to the sides of a Wii console, the way other console skins fit. All in all, VERY disappointed. By the way, if you want an idea of how big the skins are, look at the thumbnail for this item on Amazon up above. See the skins next to the statue? That’s the exact size comparison. I thought they were just shrunk to fit the image, but no, that’s actually how big they are.
* Bonus DVD: Not much material. This is stuff that should have just been embedded with Flash video on the official site. If this were the only extra, it would not be worth it. Odd that you can’t actually play this on your Wii (no DVD-Video support). Hope you have a real DVD player or another game console that can play it.
If I had to make this purchase again, I would not. However, I would instead buy the regular edition of the game. The game itself is probably the best non-Nintendo game on the system. The Collector’s Edition extras however, are a rip-off!
Disney Interactive really should recall the statue and skins and ship off non-broken statues and skins that actually fit! They should outsource the skin to DecalGirl, and as for the statue, the company that made it was called MindStyle and should be avoided. Buyer Beware!
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|Collectors Edition Not Worth the Price,
Good game. Collectors Edition sucks though. Figure (arm falls off when twisting, ears are easily marred) and stickers are cheap (not completely size appropriate for where they are expected to be placed). I expected better for a Collectors Edition especially a Disney one.
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|DO NOT buy collectors edition!,
The mickey figurine came broken! The “wii skin” was a cheap sticker that looked like it came from a quarter machine and is not the size of a standard wii skin. Great game. BAD product. Save the extra $20 and just get the game.
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|Game Freak rocks,
reviewer lightningstripe
this really helps wii games and prevents you from hiting your head against the wall
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