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Zucas on 06 August 2008

The first Elebits on Wii had to be the most underrated and underhyped game ever. It was just so much fun. The only flaw the game ahd was voice acting haha which was annoying. But the gameplay and everything was just so intuitive and addicting.

I can't wait for a sequel.



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Phendrana on 06 August 2008

This is great! I thought the DS version was going to be the only new Elebits. It's good to know there's an official Wii sequel.



pichu_pichu on 06 August 2008
brute said:
never played the first,but i want to get it

same with me probably...

Zucas on 06 August 2008

Trust me Elebits was great. Ya can probably buy the first one cheap somewhere if ya wnat to try it out.



Sherlock99 on 06 August 2008

another great game confirmed for the wii



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stof on 06 August 2008

If they can ditch the crappy voice acting and tighten up the graphics, this game will be a real gem.



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Daileon on 06 August 2008

YES! I bought Elebits together with my Wii and LOVED IT! Just sold it because I was short on money to buy another games...



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yushire on 06 August 2008
steven787 said:
yushire said:
Really? I might find and buy it then since I dont have things to play on the Wii after Okami. THANKS steven

I do have to warn you that the voice acting is awful.

The level editor is pretty cool... (this video is cool, but it shows a glitch with the editor at the end)

If you're a completist the game is good too, there's collecting (the good type, not the bad type), time trials, challenge modes, lots of stuff to do.

 

WOW its like Boom Blox OK I made up my mind i'll definitely buy this game if its available...



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megaman79 on 06 August 2008
yushire said:
steven787 said:
yushire said:
Really? I might find and buy it then since I dont have things to play on the Wii after Okami. THANKS steven

I do have to warn you that the voice acting is awful.

The level editor is pretty cool... (this video is cool, but it shows a glitch with the editor at the end)

If you're a completist the game is good too, there's collecting (the good type, not the bad type), time trials, challenge modes, lots of stuff to do.

 

WOW its like Boom Blox OK I made up my mind i'll definitely buy this game if its available...

 

Totally agree. Looks like Ghostbusters throw shit around the room electric beam, exploding, electric craziness. Wow this def. un appreciated.



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megaman79 on 06 August 2008

Won BEST Wii Game of Year 2006, 1 Up

Actually it cleaned up. Best Action game, Best use of Wiimote, Most Innovative Design

http://au.bestof.ign.com/2006/wii/34.html

Im getting this shit



“When we make some new announcement and if there is no positive initial reaction from the market, I try to think of it as a good sign because that can be interpreted as people reacting to something groundbreaking. ...if the employees were always minding themselves to do whatever the market is requiring at any moment, and if they were always focusing on something we can sell right now for the short term, it would be very limiting. We are trying to think outside the box.” - Satoru Iwata - This is why corporate multinationals will never truly understand, or risk doing, what Nintendo does.