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price：~~$49.99~~
Namco
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(A lot of Fun for adults&Kids)

『after trying to find the wii fit board and could not find it anywhere without paying more than what the stores were selling it for I decided to purchase this.
This is a lot of fun to play. In free play mode you can play all these games and more.
Junping from rock to rock. paddle down the river, skate to the finish line, paddle on an intertube for max. speed.Other activities as well - all were fun and easy to play. even a balancing game were you pump the remote up and down wile you ride on a coal car if you step off or fall off while standing on one leg the car falls off or you have to be foot cordinated to make sure you shift you feet to make the cart stay on the track it is fun when you get the hang of it.
We found that we get a pretty good work out with this but it's still fun.
You can also play different modes if you want more of a cardio challange as well.
highly recommended.』

(Outdoor Challenge - Fun)

『What I like most about Active Life Outdoor challenge is that more than one person can play at a time. You definitely get your heart rate up and the sweat starts to pour. I can't spend as much time playing as my daughter, but she loves it too and it's a very good slim-down program that doesn't feel like you're exercising.』

(Who knew exercise could be fun?!?!)

『I hate to exercise. It's too much like work. This isn't work. It's a blast!!! I spent over 2 hours playing it by myself the first night we had it, then I got my husband and my dad playing it, too. Our only problem was trying to keep our 2 year old DS off the mat while we were playing.
Highly recommend this game to anyone who wants to get more active, but also wants to have fun while doing it. Not to mention, it's just plain fun to play. You don't really even know you're exercising until you wake up the next day really sore. :-)』

(3 Generations Love This!)

『We love the Outdoor Challenge! Any game that my daughters, son-in-law, 2 yr old granddaughter&I all enjoy has to be great. I love the exercise I get from it and my granddaughter loves stompin' those moles.』

(Best Wii game purchase to date!!)

『I'm a 26 year old female with an 8 year old son. We've had a Wii for about 2 years now and I'd have to say that this has been our favorite game by far. There are various levels of difficulty making this a great gaming choice for all ages and skill levels as well as a great exercise tool. Your kids (or even you and your friends) will have so much fun that you'll completely forget this is actually GOOD for you! Makes a great party game, too. And something to keep in mind if you're looking for a get-up-and-move type game is that you don't need to buy a second mat for this game to play with two players, unlike the DDR series. You should DEFINITELY add this game to your collection!』
『"The first in the Active Life series, Outdoor Challenge offers a variety of fast-paced games that engages your whole body for a fun and challenging experience. Using the specially-designed mat and the Wii Remote™, players compete in over a dozen single and multi-player events like river rafting, mine-cart adventure, log jumping, and more. "』
『Jump into the fun withActive Life Outdoor Challenge. The first of many planned titles in the new Active Life series,Outdoor Challengeoffers a variety of fast-paced, heart-pumping games that will engage your whole body for a fun and challenging experience.

タイトル『 New Play Control! Pikmin > 『 New Play Control! Pikmin > 『 New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis > 『 New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis > 『 Pikmin: Prima Official Game Guide (Prima Official Game Guides) > 『 Pikmin: Prima Official Game Guide (Prima Official Game Guides) > 『 New Super Mario Bros > 『 New Super Mario Bros > 『 New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat > 『 New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat > 『 ExciteBots: Trick Racing with Wii Wheel Bundle >

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price：~~$10.17~~
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(In-Depth, Addictive and fun game play)

『The original Pikmin was an underrated game on The Gamecube Console back in 2001. Now it seems to be suffering the same fate. The title and cover suggest a cutesy and shallow game experience for the very young ones only. However this is an in-depth real time strategy game that is a lot of fun and I'm a big fan of games like StarCraft and even Warcraft III! It is certainly far from shallow! The Wii controls on this game work perfectly and complement the game well. Overall If you missed it on Gamecube (or finished it back in 2001 like me) this is your chance to enjoy an amazing game experience and at this price, it's a steal!

Actually when I passed this version a couple weeks ago I immediately started playing it again from the beginning, no breaks with other games, and then I passed it and immediately started playing it again, each time passing it at a better time. You won't want to put it down! I know I sure didn't. Now I can't wait until they release Pikmin 2 for the "New Play Control" series!』

(As much fun as the one on the Gamecube)

『I've been a huge fan of the "Pikmin" and "Pikmin 2" games ever since they came out for the "Gamecube"; I have both of them and I have this one for the Wii too. The gameplay hasn't changed much at all: you play as Captain Olimar, an astronaut from the planet Hocotate, who, while on vacation, going somewhere in space, accidently has an asteroid crash into his ship, the S.S. Dolphin, which makes him crash onto the Pikmin Planet and scatters his thirty rocket parts all throughout it. He befriends the Pikmin, part-plant, part-animal friendly aliens, that you use to help you get all of your rocket parts back in the thirty day time limit, so that he can get off of the planet before his life-support systems fail and he dies due to the poisonous oxygen on the Pikmin Planet. The only changes to the game are the Wii controls and some sound effects. The controls are, mostly, very easy to use and they feel more natural when you play. Instead of having the cursor a few feet away from Olimar, you now can point at the screen with the Wii Remote to move the cursor to where you want it to go, so throwing Pikmin and calling them to you with your whistle is much easier than in the original game. The only control that I had trouble using is the bottom button on the control pad that you use to swarm/march your Pikmin, that replaces the C-Stick; you press it and your Pikmin will march in the direction where your cursor is, so you have to point the cursor to where you want them to go and hold down the bottom control pad button, and sometimes, all of your Pikmin won't go to where the cursor is, so you have to move Olimar with the control stick on the Nunchuk controller while doing all of those things, if you want all of your Pikmin to go to where the cursor is, so that takes some getting used to. Some of the sound effects are different too: some of the Bulborb sound effects are a little bit squeakier than in the original and some of the sounds from Olimar's ship, the S.S. Dolphin, are a little squeaky, too. It's still as much fun as the original on the "Gamecube", though! You still collect rocket parts, battle enemies, grow more Pikmin, tear down wooden and stone gates, use bomb rocks, and everything else that you did in the original game. The Challenge Mode is still there, too. It's an incredibly fun and addictive game and I love it as much as the original on the Gamecube, so the only reason that I'm giving it a four out of five stars is that, since Nintendo remade this game and is remaking "Pikmin 2", I wish they could have added a few things to it, such as, maybe some unlockable "Pikmin 3" concept art and photos, or some previews of new Pikmin in "Pikmin 3", or an extra level or two and some more stuff to collect, or at least a trailer for the "New Play Control! Pikmin 2" game that is supposed to be released sometime this year. I love this remake of "Pikmin" for the Wii and I hope that "New Play Control! Pikmin 2" and "Pikmin 3" are released very soon!』

(Pikmin is still the fun and innovative game it was way back when, but is this rehash with new controls worth a purchase?)

『Pikmin was among the earlier GameCube titles, among others such as Super Smash Bros. Melee and Metroid Prime. Pikmin was very fresh and innovative, though, because the concept was different than your usual game, causing it to stand out a bit. Commanding an army of little creatures called Pikmin to help a very small man when he crash lands on a strange planet just hadn't really been done in games before. Pikmin sure got it right the first time, though, in a great, creative game that earned a pretty strong fan base. Now, with Nintendo's New Play Control, Pikmin has come to Wii with new controls and... new controls. Is this Wii rendition still a great game or just a tired concept?

Pikmin's story involves Captain Olimar crash landing on a strange planet on a trip of some sort. His ship is in shambles, and he is able to locate 30 parts from the ship that he needs to get home. His life support will only last him for 30 days, though, because a toxic substance called 'oxygen' exists in the air. He quickly encounters a small creature which he names Pikmin, and this interesting species of little beings help him find the 30 parts of his ship and return home, and along the way the Pikmin learn independence and gain the ability to survive on their dangerous home planet. The story is very unique and that's what makes it great. The game is all centered on these concepts and they work extremely well in every aspect of the game.

Commanding Pikmin is easy enough. Simply press A to throw one or pick one out of the ground, press B to call them to you, C to sort them, and down on the control pad to direct them. The Wii's unique controls come into play with the pointer; you point at the screen to direct your throwing and where your Pikmin will go. All of these functions work almost perfectly; all potential frustrations are very few and far between. The Wii's small additions to the controls are quite good too, and the game fits perfectly with the new control scheme.

The gameplay is all about getting the Pikmin to carry parts back to your ship and create even more Pikmin (they carry things back to their 'Onion' which spits out new ones). Getting your Pikmin to do what you want them to is the key to your success, and there are many strategies involved with that. Strategy comes in especially with the three types of Pikmin: the reds (resistant to fire), yellows (can be thrown higher and can also use bombs), and blues (weaker but able to go in water). There are many challenges involved with using the different types of Pikmin, which at least keeps the game from being a walk in the park the first time through.

Once you've beaten the game, though, it truly is a walk in the park to beat it again. This is where all the replay value lies: seeing how fast you can beat the game and how many Pikmin you can produce within the 30 in-game days. Aside from the main story there is a challenge mode, in which you see how many Pikmin you can get in one day, but that feels like a waste of time when the real game is so much more fun. Overall Pikmin suffers from a lack of content, even if the bulk of what it has is simply fantastic.

Pikmin looked pretty good on the GameCube as a launch title; the difference between it and games from the generation before is pretty drastic. Nowadays the graphics still look passable and sometimes pretty nice (especially the water) but there isn't any improvement from the game that came out so many years ago. With the New Play Control version there are supposedly HD graphics, but HD always makes even the sharpest of Wii games look like a mess.

Pikmin still sounds great, though. Everything from the gut-wrenching death sounds the Pikmin make to the sounds they make when they triumph are just great. All the effects fit very well with what they go to and sound great all the time. The music is also awesome, especially the unforgettable theme from the Impact Site.

Being a total rehash with updated controls, New Play Control Pikmin has its ups and downs. The bad part is just that: it's simply a rehash of a 7-or 8-year-old game with new controls. The good part comes to the people who don't already own the game, though: they get to experience a fantastic game in a new way, and those are the people who should buy this Wii version. If you own the GameCube game then don't bother with this, just play through that version again. But if you don't own the original game, I highly recommend you give New Play Control Pikmin a shot, because you don't want to miss out on this fun, innovative, and high quality game a second time.

Positive:
+ solid, fun gameplay
+ commanding 100 little Pikmin is pretty awesome
+ new Wii controls suit the game nicely
+ great replay value
+ plenty of challenges along the way

Negative:
- no graphical improvements from GameCube game
- very little content』

(Tiny Minions)

『I played this game once at a friend's house on Game Cube. It was a lot of fun! I love having the little Pikmin do my bidding and whatnot. So, I was very excited that Pikmin was coming to Wii! It's EXACTLY like it was on Game Cube, no graphic changes, nothing. The only difference is the controller you're holding; it is a little annoying to me. I am sadly already bored with this game, because I've played it so much.』

(My 9 yr old daughter loves this game!)

『This is another game that has been approved by my 9 year old daughter. She loves this game&will play it for hours.』
『They're small. They're plantlike. They're Pikmin! And they can be a space traveler's best friend! Stranded on an unknown planet, Captain Olimar must enlist the help of these native Pikmin. Together, they must rebuild Olimar's spaceship and defend themselves from attackers. Time is tight. Cooperation is key. This innovative action-strategy game is unlike any other game you've ever played, and with remastered Wii controls, it’s never played better!』
『Life under a microscope fantasy world,Pikmindelivers a unique experience like few before it with a blend of real-time strategy, adventure, and puzzle elements. You control Captain Olimar, a lovable little astronaut, who crash-landed on a planet inhabited by even more lovable little plant creatures known asPikmin. Olimar can command these creatures RTS-style, assign them tasks, make them attack foes, and gather resources. The ultimate task is to rebuild Olimar's space ship before a 30-day time window elapses. Command lovable little creatures RTS-style Rebuild Olimar's space ship before a 30-day time window elapses

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The Story
Stranded in a vast and strange world, Captain Olimar faces a daunting challenge. When he crash-landed on this alien planet, the pieces of his ship scattered far and wide, and it would be a near-impossible task to recover all of them by himself. Luckily, he has been able to befriend curious creatures he calls Pikmin. Only with their help— and your quick thinking — will he be able to collect all the pieces of his ship and finally make his way home.

Key Game Features:

Befriend the odd alien creatures known as Pikmin and seek their aid in your quest to return home
Use your Wii Remote to pluck up the Pikmin and put them to work
Command your own Pikmin army of up to 100 creatures at once
Enlist the help of multiple Pikmin to overcome predators, demolish barriers and haul critical ship parts
Coordinate the actions of the Pikmin to help you collect the missing pieces of your ship
For 1 player

Redesigned for the Wii Remote
Action and strategy combine in fun and innovative ways in New Play Control! Pikmin. Point your Wii Remote at the screen to pluck the Pikmin and guide them in the tasks you assign them. Command up to 100 Pikmin at once to take on big jobs, including swarming predators, demolishing barriers and more, and coordinate the creatures' actions to help you find all the pieces of the ship before it's too late. They're small. They're plantlike. They're Pikmin! And they can be a space traveler's best friend! Stranded on an unknown planet, Captain Olimar must enlist the help of these native Pikmin. Together, they must rebuild Olimar's spaceship and defend themselves from attackers. Time is tight. Cooperation is key. This innovative action-strategy game is unlike any other game you've ever played, and with remastered Wii controls, it has never played better!

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Using the specially-designed eight pad Active Life mat and the Wii Remote, players get totally physical as they compete in over a dozen single and multi-player challenges like river rafting, mine-cart adventure, log jumping, and more. Simple controls and intuitive actions make these games easy to pick up and play right out of the box and in the process will get you and your whole family off the couch and into the game in no time.

Game Features:

The Active Life Mat- A fun and easy way to get off the couch and get hearts pumping.
Gameplay Variety- Play over a dozen fast-paced games, alone or with friends,in energetic events that gets players’ whole bodies into the action.
Intuitive Gameplay- Simple controls allow for quick pick up and play. Great for parties.
Play Together- With both competitive and co-operative challenges.
Track Character’s Fitness Progress- See your character’s body change according to how you play.
Tremendous Replay Value- Over a dozen games, each with multiple levels of play: river rafting, mine-cart adventure, log jumping, see-saw, jump rope, water trampoline, plus many more.
Other Features- Includes training mode to work different body parts and synchronization gauge to check the level of team work in cooperative play.

Screenshots:

Enjoy challenges on the land in 'Active Life Outdoor Challenge'

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Enjoy water-based challenges in 'Active Life Outdoor Challenge'

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Challenge friends in multiplayer mode in 'Active Life Outdoor Challenge'

Battle friends in multiplayer action.
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Team up with friends in co-op play in 'Active Life Outdoor Challenge'

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