Allows user to play favorite Wii games without being limited by the Wiimote -to-Nunchuk cable, Simply snap the wireless receiver to the bottom of the Wiimote , insert the Nunchuk into the wireless housing, press the synch button and the user is ready for gameplay, An integrated LED status indicator lets the user know when it is connected, synched and ready to go, 4-player compatible, Wiimote power < Wii Wireless Nunchuk Kit >
< Wii Remote Controller >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Wii Play with Wii Remote >
< Wii Grand Slam Sports Pack >
price:$19.99
Intec(2008-01-08)
Usually ships in 2 to 3 days customer 's review (Wireless chuks are great.)    
(Affordable, great for larger hands)    I got the wireless chuck and it worked great. So I got this thing to turn my reg. chuk into another wireless chuk. It works fine. Performance is decent. But no decent instructions on how to make they sync if using multiple units.
The kit makes nunchuk the same size as Wiimote - better handling for larger sized hands. Due to the light weight of the nunchuk, the 2xAAAs makes it slightly unbalanced on the back end.
Small hands will feel like they are "choking a bat". Small hands are better served by the completely wireless nunchuk, but that will set you back $35 - $40.
Cord difficult to fit in per instructions leaving extra length outside. Turned out for good. Actually gave up slightly more length to use as a "wrist strap" of sorts. Helps balance&keep the back end up - it would still fly out of your hand if you throw it.
Forget using protective Skins unless Intec brings some out since the adapters extend the length of both. Means you'll have to clean them more frequently due to sweaty hands from active games like boxing.
Use rechargeable AAAs.
1 of my 2 unit's battery door doesn't stay "clicked" closed. Piece of tape works fine.
Watch for specials with free shipping offers or you'll better off probably getting the self-contained wireless nunchuk for $35 - $40. Transform your existing Wii remote and Nunchuk into wireless gaming weapons! This Wireless Nunchuk Kit allows you to play your favorite Wii games without being limited by the Remote-to-Nunchuk cable.Simply snap the wireless receiver to the bottom of your Wii remote, insert your Nunchuk into the wireless housing, press the synch button and you are ready for non-stop, wireless gaming. An integrated LED status indicator lets you know when you are connected, synched and ready to game. No need to buy another remote or Nunchuk, this kit is all you need to take your Wii gaming to another level. It is 4-player compatible, with remote power button shut off. Rerations < Wii Wireless Nunchuk Kit >
< Wii Remote Controller >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Wii Play with Wii Remote >
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Non-linear action-adventure gameplay -- countless choices for solving the family's problems with brutal violence, skillful diplomacy, or a cunning mixture of bothFrom mob hits and bank heists to drive-bys and extortion, you'll need a talent for intimidation and negotiation - these are your tickets to the topInteract with new characters to get dirt on crooked copsCall in larger Corleone Hit Squads when the going gets tough&use them strategicallyUse loyalty and fear to earn respect through interactions with characters in the world < The Godfather: Blackhand Edition >
< Resident Evil 4 >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Wii Charge Station >
< Wii Remote Controller >
< Scarface: The World Is Yours >
< Electronic Gaming Monthly >
< Play >
< Tips&Tricks Magazine >
< Wii Wireless Sensor Bar >
price:$23.78
Electronic Arts(2007-03-20)
customer 's review (Great Game)    
(Typical shoot em up) 
(Godfather Blackhand Edition)    
(Fantastic)    
(GREAT GAME)     The closest game Nintendo Wii lovers will get to a Grand Theft Auto style game. I was surprised, in a good way, how close it resembled GTA. I never thought the family friendly Nintendo would put out a game like this. Let's see more! Nothing about this game really stands out other than it says Godfather on the cover. Interesting to own for the novelty i guess. personally, its taking up space in my game cabinet. Brilliant game feature, very realistic, great voice overs, easy to get use to the control and will keep you entertained for hours. Brilliant, well worth the wait! Love it. If you're a Grand Theft Auto fan ... this game is even better! My husband ordered this game for me&I love it. This is a great game plays just like God father the movie. I haven't played a game that was this much fun since Zelda&destroy all humans. This game plays a lot like grand theft auto, but its more fun then grand theft auto. (In my opinion) If you like the God father you will LOVE this game. The only thing I don't like about this game is the cursing, but it is a mob game so I guess it has to have cursing. (I just wish there was a way to filter it out.) I like that you can customize your character, you can make him look any way you want. (Sadly you can only play as a guy) This game is a good workout&very fun. The Godfather: Blackhand Edition expands on the calssic adventure based on the movie. This version also includes material from the original Mario Puzo novel that didn't make it into the movie. Gamers will still join the Corleone family&complete missions alongside memorable characters from the film -- but now they'll have a new set of missions to complete, and the help of some new family members (and a few dirty cops). Exploit loyalties and fear as you rise through the ranks to become Don in 20th century New York City. Carry out orders, earn respect, and make the Big Apple your own. Take down two additional revised compounds of rival Families -- and execute five new contracts
Join the Family, Earn Respect, Become the Godfather After a life of small-time crime you’ve been accepted into America’s most powerful criminal organization—the Corleone Family. Now it’s up to you to carry out orders, earn respect, rise through the ranks, and make New York City your own. Choose your path in the world ofThe Godfatherin this game custom-built for next gen systems with new content, improved gameplay, upgraded graphics, motion-sensing controls, and more. Take on a variety of action-packed missions, including mob hits, bank heists, and extortion, plus all-new missions and contract hits, in a fully living New York City. Play your cards right and you could become the next, and most powerful, Don. FEATURES- The World ofThe Godfather, Rebuilt for Next Gen—The authenticThe Godfatherexperience reaches a new level on Nintendo Wii with much more content than the current gen version of the game, including new hits, compounds, families, mini-games, and more.
- The Power of Intimidation—Wield the power of the BlackHand like never before with new motion-sensing controls, including special Wii gesture-based maneuvers for extra damage.
- Do It Your Way—The non-linear action-adventure gameplay features original and film-based missions, including all-new missions.
- Develop Your Character—The new RPG system lets you choose your path as an Enforcer for better fighting skills or an Operator with a gift for extorting and influencing others.
- Respect and Consequences—Use your powers of loyalty and fear to earn respect. How you go about gaining power—through negotiation, intimidation, or a strategic mix of both—affects how others deal with you.
- More Explosive Action—Mafia warfare gets more intense on next gen with new car bombs, hard-hitting Corleone strike teams, and more.
Rerations < The Godfather: Blackhand Edition >
< Resident Evil 4 >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Wii Charge Station >
< Wii Remote Controller >
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Wii Balance Board compatibleRide in futuristic environments around the city grinding high on top of skyscrapers, flipping through ultra modern factories, racing between aerial trains and hover cars is just the beginningChoose from 6 playable characters -each with their own skills and skating strengthsUse different combinations and attack moves to get rid of aggressive opponentsUnique missions and side-games keep the player progressing through the story. Up to 4 players can battle it out in a variety of multiplayer modes. < Skate City Heroes >
< We Ski >
< Active Life Outdoor Challenge >
< Jillian Michaels Fitness Ultimatum 2009 >
< Mario Kart Wii with Wii Wheel >
price:$29.99
Zoo Games(2008-11-21)
Requires Wii Fit Balance Board Rerations < Skate City Heroes >
< We Ski >
< Active Life Outdoor Challenge >
< Jillian Michaels Fitness Ultimatum 2009 >
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< TAC DSK-BLU Illuminated Drum Sticks - Blue >
< Rock Band 2 >
< Rock Band Drum Silencers >
< Drum Pads for Rock Band - Large Four-Color >
< Rock Band 2 Triple Cymbal Expansion Kit >
< TAC DSK-RED Illuminated Drum Sticks - Red >
< PlayStation 3 Drum Rocker Premium Drum Set >
< Xbox 360 Drum Rocker Premium Drum Set >
price:$19.99
TAC(2008-08-05)
Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (horrible)
(DO NOT BUY!!!!)
(Kinda Fun)  
(it was good while it lasted) 
(Poor construction, cheap lights, not worth the money) This product is cheap and is not a good deal at all. the sticks broke and cracked after only a week of use. This item is a piece of junk! Not worth $10, $20 or $25. Should be sold at the dollar store.
Reasons why:
-They only last about a day or two! -You pretty much have to tape them together because they come loose. -They get really hot in the battery area -They light bulb goes out after using
My son (16yrs old) was excited about these and then so disappointed. As a parent, its not worth the money! Okay, so when you strike the drum they get bright and begin to fade immediately until you strike again. They work as advertised and look REALLY cool. The only little problem is the vibration they cause in your hands when you strike the drum. I typically go back to using the wooden sticks because the recoil is a bit rough on a plastic drum stick. it was good while it lasted(stick broke in half in middle of game). im sticking with wooden sticks from now on I thought the lighted drum sticks were a great idea, and initially I was really happy with how they looked and how they felt - they felt nicely balanced and I liked the heavier feel than the basic wood drum sticks. But like others, I noticed how much louder they were than the basic sticks, how they rattled and such, and they both stopped lighting properly after only a few days of use.
When Rock Band 2 came out, I ordered the ION Premium Drum Set, which has pretty solid drum pads. One of these lit-up sticks snapped in half within a couple of hours of playing on the new set. I sent 'em back.
Nice idea, but poorly executed in my opinion. If they come out with a better set that isn't as loud, works better and is more durable, I might be willing to try it. Otherwise, I'm just gonna stick with the wood sticks for now. Tired of the original wooden, small diameter drumstick. Here is your perfect alternative. The Rock Commandos deliver the hottest guitar controllers and accessories that are fully compatible with the Guitar Hero and Rock Band series of games on Playstation 2 and 3, and other gaming consoles. The whole body of this drumstick will light up in flame red or electric blue when struck on any surface, giving you a dramatic light show when playing drummer in Rock Band. The tip of the drumstick is also coated with silicon to reduce annoying thumping noises when playing. Rerations < TAC DSK-BLU Illuminated Drum Sticks - Blue >
< Rock Band 2 >
< Rock Band Drum Silencers >
< Drum Pads for Rock Band - Large Four-Color >
< Rock Band 2 Triple Cymbal Expansion Kit >
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Vibrant 3D graphics paint the island environment to a lifelike experienceFull use of Nunchuk and WiiMote controlsAn island tutorial and greater focus on exploration enhance the accessibility and funDependable pets improve item gathering and provide you entertainmentRecruit a friend for cooperative mini games for bigger better rewards < Lost In Blue: Shipwrecked >
< Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility >
< Animal Crossing: City Folk >
< Wii Music >
< MySims Kingdom >
< Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir >
price:$3.00
Konami(2008-09-23)
Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Annoyances get in the way of the fun)  
(better than harvest moon?)    When did game makers forget that games are meant to be played, not watched? They came up with every possible thing they could in this game to get in the way of the action, from pointless cut scenes that you have to re-watch every time you do an action (like watching him eat each dish you cook and then comment on how it tasted and then feed the monkey AFTER EVERY DISH) to menus that make you push three different buttons just to eat a berry.
Unlike previous Lost in Blue titles (all of which I liked) this game doesn't balance mini games with exploration. They added many more mini games, most of which aren't necessary and all of which are timed, and cut way back on the new frontiers. Given the unresponsiveness of the wii remotes, this becomes frustrating very fast. You can't just pick up vines anymore, you have to play an extremely fiddly game where you try to pull them down. You don't get to decide for yourself when to move on to the next thing- the game decides for you and you have to mark time until it does.
The voice-overs don't add much. They only add voice to about one word in each sentence, leaving you wondering what happened to your hearing while you watch the characters mutely flap their gums for a few minutes. There's no way to speed up the dialog, so you have to wait it out. While we're on sound issues, This game uses the speaker on the wii remote a lot and there's no way to mute it or lower the volume. I taped a wad of tissues over the speaker and it was still too loud.
I have never liked mini games, but I put up with them for the previous Lost in Blue titles because adventure games are few and hard to come by. But this game is where I draw the line; I can't get to the fun with the remote screaming in my ear and refusing to do what I tell it to do on some pointless mini game so I can cool my heels while I watch yet another cut scene where the character tells me what he thinks of the job I did. Can we go back to the exploring already? I'm not to into Harvest Moon because you basically plant crops, waite till they grow and water them every day, then pick the product from the ground and sell it, then do it all over again! This game is for not only harvest moon lovers, but those that want to get into survival and discovery. LostinBlue is a very fun game because your always moving forward and there's not to much of the dull constant repatition like that of harvest moon. I'm not bashing harvest moon, cause i like the game, but this one takes a different side than that of games similar to harvest moon, that allot of people would enjoy. The Lost in Blue series debuts on a new platform for the first time ever with Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked. Experience a survival adventure like never before through colorful 3D graphics and the uniquely interactive capabilities of the Nintendo Wii. You find yourself stranded on a mysterious island filled with lush forests, a sunken ship, ancient ruins, and an active volcano. With the help of a trusty pet and a new friend, you'll explore the mysteries of the island to find a way out or make a new life for yourselves there forever.
Recruit a friend for over 40 mini-games, including new, cooperative games - the better you play, the bigger your reward Rerations < Lost In Blue: Shipwrecked >
< Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility >
< Animal Crossing: City Folk >
< Wii Music >
< MySims Kingdom >
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Take full advantage of the Revolution controller - Replicate sword-fighting movements and eliminate enemies quickly by directly targeting and shooting themExecute deadly combo moves using multiple swords, or use firearms for longer-range attacksHarness your mental power to unleash powerful attacks -- use the focus system to freeze time and effectively target several enemies at onceLearn the art of Japanese fighting, then take out your enemies -- or gain their respect and loyalty by sparing themChallenge friends with various split-screen multiplayer modes to you're the real master < Red Steel >
< The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Wii Remote Controller >
< Call Of Duty 3 >
< Resident Evil 4 >
< Red Steel (Prima Official Game Guide) >
< Dragonball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 2 >
< Marvel Ultimate Alliance >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Electronic Gaming Monthly >
price:$9.92
UBI Soft(2006-11-15)
customer 's review (Good game. Underrated in reviews)   
(A game that had a lot of potential, and then just kind of......died.) 
(Red Steel Wii)   
(Great game - Muy buen juego)    
(Great Fun for everyone)     This is a great game but falls short overall. The only thing is that you have to be very subtle with the shooting parts and very obvious with the sword parts. The game is lengthy (with about 45 minutes a level and 8 or 9 levels) and the story is good. The graphics are pretty good too but in some parts are look as bad as PS2. But the graphics aren't the important part because it's using the remote to shoot that's fun. If you are subtle with it you can make headshots and later you learn how to disarm them by shooting their guns off them.
If you got a Wii and want a good time waster and decent FPS get this game. Red Steel oozed potential, it could have been so awesome, I probably would have pre-ordered it had I owned a Wii at the time. Luckily I didn't, but my friend did, which allowed me to try it out before I spent $50 on it.
The graphics are probably the best part of this game. They're solid, and pretty good looking for a Wii title. This will probably remain to be one of the best looking games on the Wii with a focus on realism. Other games that do not focus on realism though, like Super Mario Galaxy or Super Smash Bros. Brawl, blow it away. The frame-rate can drop from time to time, especially when there's explosions going on, and the load times can be ridiculous, but overall the game runs relatively solid.
The soundtrack is pretty generic as far as I'm concerned. Nothing special here folks, but nothing dreadful either. The voice acting is pretty mediocre, and even offensive to the Asian culture at times, but that may be in part to the horribly written script.
The game-play is where this game should have really shined, but that is certainly not the case.The enemy AI is idiotic. The controls, where this game should once again shine, are actually quite horrible and barely work. A lot of the time, they will aim in the opposite direction of where you're pointing the Wii-mote. Don't even bother trying to fight in close quarters combat, well, unless you feel like a good laugh.
Just an overall big disappointment. Maybe they'll fix these problems for Red Steel 2, maybe they won't. Bottom line, stay away from this game unless you're truly desperate for something to play on your Wii. If you are a fan of a shooter game, you should think about getting this ame. There is alot of good action. You are a body gaurd and your client and girlfriend gets kidnaped and basicly you are going around doing missions for Japanese gang leaders building up your respect and trying to save your girlfriend, by shooting everybody in sight. Good luck Scott-san! Hi. Do you like fast first person shooters games, dynamic and with the possibility of use very different types of weapons ? Then this game is for you. Overall it's ok, it can be perfected but it going to give you a good time. Recommended.
Que tal ? Te gustan los juegos rápidos, de primera persona con muchas variantes y con disponibilidad de usar diferentes tipos de armas ? Entonces este es el juego que andas buscando. Bien hecho, se puede mejorar, pero no te deja insatisfecho. Recomendado. Parental note: There is no blood whatsoever in this game, except on the cover, but a fair amount of violence. IT dosent subtract from the game at all though. Basicly if you like this type of game, getIT.
Graphics: A- pretty great with a few small flaws. Love destructable environments
Controls: A++++++ Nothing to say
Sound: A+ Great use of sound from wii remote
Fun: A+++++ Definetly
Total:A- few annoying glitches aside this game is a great game, varried and fun. There are two different plot endings, and a whole lot of adventure
Buy IT Buy IT Buy IT Buy IT Buy IT Buy IT Red Steel is an exclusive Wii launch title that takes full advantage of the console's innovative controller and puts players directly into the action. Your fiancée has been kidnapped and her father - a Japanese mafia kingpin - murdered by a rival gang. The only way to save your loved one and defend your honor is to journey from Los Angeles to Japan and confront the Tokyo underworld.
Red Steelis an exclusive Wii launch title that takes full advantage of the innovative Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers and puts players directly into the action-packed first-person experience with the weapon in their hand - literally. An engaging storyline unfolds as you learn that your fiancé has been kidnapped and her father - a Japanese mafia kingpin - murdered by a rival gang. The only way to save your loved one and defend your honor is to journey from Los Angeles to Japan and confront the Tokyo underworld. By learning the ancient art of Japanese fighting with your katana and the focused precision of modern firearms, you will progress and adapt yourself to this foreign environment, where skills alone may not guarantee you victory. 
Ubisoft gives players unparalleled control in this innovative Wii title. |

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An epic tale awaits Red Steelis an action-packed first-person experience for the Nintendo Wii that will put the weapon in your hands like never before. The engaging storyline opens in Los Angeles, as Scott Monroe and his fiancé, miyu, arrive at a high-class restaurant. Scott is to meet Miyu's father, Isao Sato, an important business man from Tokyo. Suddenly, the restaurant erupts in a hail of gunfire as a group of Japanese mobsters (known as Yakuza) attack and try to kidnap Sato. Scott manages to save his future father-in-law. The Yakuza attackers run off, taking Miyu instead. Scott soon learns that Isao Sato is the Oyabun, the Godfather of one of Tokyo's largest Yakuza families. The attack in the restaurant marks the end of a truce between rival clans that Sato had guaranteed. The Yakuza wanted to kill Sato and find his sword, the Katana Giri. The legendary sword was once used to punish dishonorable Godfathers, and has since become a symbol of peace. Sato was mortally wounded in the attack, but before he dies, he passes the sword to Scott in exchange for a promise to rescue and take care of his daughter. Scott has no chioce but to head to Japan and try to find Miyu. Once in Japan, Scott seeks out Otori, a reformed Yakuza and an expert in the art of sword fighting. A friend to Sato and a man of honor and tradition, Otori reluctantly agrees to help. Otori trains Scott in the art of the sword. Meanwhile, another man named Harry Tanner teaches Scott all about the Japanese Underworld. Harry runs a night club popular with the Yakuza, and he uses his many connections to help Scott on his quest. Eventually, Scott uncovers the man behind the attack of his father-in-law and the kidnapping of his fiance, a power-hungry young Oyabun named Tokai. With his mistress, Mama San (the head of the Geisha district and a female gang of Yakuza), Tokai seeks to take control of the entire Tokyo mafia. However, his real intentions are much darker and more mysterious. With Otori's help, Scott must convince the Godfathers of all the remaining clans to join him in stopping Tokai. Kenzo, leader of the Financial Clan, Tetsuo, boss of the Game Fighting Clan, along with the heads of all the other clans - all powerful men, all harbor their own agendas and ambitions. Scott must convince them all to join him in stopping Tokai, but who can he really trust? Control the action like never before Red Steeluses the Nintendo Wii controller in ways not previously seen in a console action game. By turning the Wii Remote itself into your gun or blade, players can shoot and slice their way through Red Steels ample story mode. When first equipped with a firearm, the Wii Remote will automatically sense the location and direction of your hand and aim the on-screen weapon similarly. As you rotate your wrist to add flair and style while picking off enemies, the on-screen weapon will mimic your movements. Equipping the sword is even more impressive. When Scott has the sword at his disposal, the Wii Remote becomes a sharp Kitana as players literally slash at their enemies and run them through. The play style is incredibly immersive, and lends a realistic element to action games that isn't often seen. As Scott becomes more comfortable with his weapons, so too does the player, and the moves they can pull off with the Katana improve in both accuracy and speed. Multiplayer swordplay As if an impressive story line and immersive control weren't enough,Red Steelalso boasts a number of local multiplayer modes. In these modes, players can challenge friends to split screen battles in various locales to see who the real master is. Try a sword only battle royale without cover and the ability to heal. Or, set up a tactical battle with pistols and flanking schemes for you and 3 of your closest enemies. Whether teaming up or going "every man for himself,"Red Steelmultiplayer offers a fun diversion to the title's main story. Red Steelis an impressive Wii launch title from one of the most innovative publishers making console games today. From its opening cinematic to its realistic and quick-paced swordplay, Red Steel is a riveting and engrossing title worthy of Wii owner's time and attention. After a few hours of mowing down enemies with your side-mounted pistol and whisper-quiet Katana slices, you'll wonder why action titles aren't all this simple and fun to play. Rerations < Red Steel >
< The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Wii Remote Controller >
< Call Of Duty 3 >
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Unite Bugs, Taz, Daffy, Marvin and more in a co-operative whack-and-smash romp through time - including online play.Melee and projectile weapons: Each character's weapon/melee skills can power up three times on the fly as you go.Vehicle Based Action: Race a jet scooter across an alien environment or wage battle on top of a giant flying Pterodactyl.Travel to various locations such as Camelot, Ancient Egypt, Mars, the Wild West and more.Voice talent provides the characters with their classic voices and an authentic Looney Tunes slapstick adventure, while giving their look an updated modern edge. < Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal >
< Super Mario Galaxy >
< Mario&Sonic at the Olympic Games >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Carnival Games >
< Super Smash Bros. Brawl >
price:$19.99
Warner Bros(2007-10-09)
Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Good game)   
(What seemed like a good idea, Was a complete disappointment) 
(kids love it)   
(Great Concept.. . . . Bad Followthrough. . . .)  
(What a disappointment)  Acme Arsenal is a good game and is fun to play. I have been playing the game with my 6 year old grandson and with my 23 year old autistic son. We enjoy the action. We have found that using the horizontal split-screen works best for us. My autistic son likes watching Warner Brothers animated videos so he is familiar with the characters. He does not have the ability to really control the characters but he enjoys watching me going through the first level. My grandson and I have only been through the first two levels so far, but we have had fun doing that. This is certainly not the best Wii game out there but I think it is worth trying. My brother and I picked up this game because we thought it would be a great action game with nice multiplayer, almost like a Loony Tunes version of Ratchet and Clank (Which is what they make it seem like.) Turns out, it was a disappointment. The idea of this game was good, it's just that they didn't execute it very well. The controls is my biggest complaint. They were kind of confusing, and the "Spin the Nunchuk for a spin attack" Didn't even work most of the time. The story wasn't that great, It always takes forever to load, and the gameplay itself just wasn't very good. The only thing I have no complaints about are the graphics, but to me graphics are very unimportant. Do yourself a favor, and do not get this game. The kids love it, I got it for $25 which is a good deal I would not pay much more for it $30 tops. The game looked like it would be fun, and I think it probably is fun on one of the other platforms. But on the Wii, the controls are horrible. I bought it for my brother, and he pretty much lost interest in the game after two levels.
The graphics are iffy for this generation of games; the controls are bad on the Wii (of course I only really like playing Tennis on the Wii anyways); and it's not much fun when you can't go to town on the monsters. If you want this game, I suggest buying it for something other than the Wii.
I gave it more than one star overall, because I like the concept of rampaging around with a Looney Toons character. I think I just needed to buy it for the xbox. I really regret buying this game. Acme Arsenal fails on two levels, both as a video game and as a "Wii" game.
First, as a video game, Acme Arsenal is just a generic third-person shooter with a Looney Tunes look. You might as well be playing Tomb Raider. The game fails to capture the essence of Looney Tunes humor. Instead, you fight robots. Lots and lots of robots. Over and over again.
It should also be stated that the two-player split-screen mode was a really poor choice by the designers. As other reviewers have noted, the separate views for each player make it very easy for players to get separated. Furthermore the camera that follows your character is not very smart, so with only 1/2 of the screen, you will frequently find yourself in positions where you can't see the object onto which you need to jump.
Finally, as a "Wii" game, this is utterly uninspired. You twist and shake the controllers to perform attacks, but this is not any improvement over mashing button combinations. The movements are not natural or intuitive or fun.
What this game SHOULD have been was something along the lines of the Rayman Raving Rabbids games. Like the old Looney Tunes cartoons, Raving Rabbids is 5 or 10 minutes of crazy, laugh-out-loud fun. Tag-team with the Tunes in the fight for their lives! Wield a major arsenal of ACME weapons as the tunes team-up to hunt down the mad scientist, chasing him through exotic locals from the past, present and future. Unite Bugs, Taz, Daffy, Marvin and more in a co-operative "whack-and-smash" romp through time - including online play! Melee and projectile weapons: Each character's weapon/melee skills can power up three times on the fly as you go. Vehicle Based Action: Race a jet scooter across an alien environment or wage battle on top of a giant flying Pterodactyl...the possibilities are endless! Travel to various locations such as Camelot, Ancient Egypt, Mars, the Wild West and more! Top-notch voice talent provides the characters with their classic voices and an authentic Looney Tunes slapstick adventure, while giving their look an updated, next-generation, modern edge. Rerations < Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal >
< Super Mario Galaxy >
< Mario&Sonic at the Olympic Games >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Carnival Games >
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BRAND NEW, NOT REFURBISHED, NOT MADE BY NINTENDO, QUALITY 3RD PARTY PRODUCTConnect to your HDTV (High-Definition TV) or EDTV (Enhanced-Definition TV) and enjoy the most stunning graphics available from your Nintendo Wii via 480p resolutionComponent-video connection from Wii to TVs or receivers with compatible inputsOffers high quality signal < Wii HD Pro Component Cable >
< HDMI Cable 2M (6 Feet) >
< Wii Nunchuk Controller >
< Wii Remote Controller >
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