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Toribash - WiiWare Review
Good day. I'm here to review the newly released Toribash for Wii game.
Toribash Wii is a Wii ware game and cannot be bought in a physical store, but in the virtual online Wii Shop.
Requirements: A Wiimote and a nunchuck
Players: 1-2 players, if you wish to play two on the same console you'll need an extra set of controllers. Also online gaming.
Starting up the game, and created an account, I automaticly started the tutorial. It was interesting to see all the new graphical details, like blood sticking to the tori's, making them all bloody, and hair. Sadly hair is ugly, and ever since the idea was first posted on the forums I thought that hair would just be failure.
Anyway. I kept on playing and enjoyed it quite a bit. Only thing is that none of your moves will work on the Wii version. It's a whole new game and the tori's are moving slower, making it hard or even impossible to make a very powerful blow.
As I started to get annoyed by this sluggyness I also started to get annoyed at the fact that you can't point with your wii mote to change a joint, you need to switch through the joints with the analog stick on the nunchuck. Which is very annoying.
Fun cheap game - but if you have a computer - don't get it. Unless you're a huge Tori fan and wear a "I <3 NABI" shirt to school / work. Then you might get a kick out of it.
Graphics - Looks like PC without shaders on, but slightly better - I love how blood sticks to the figures.
Controls - Horrible, maybe there are options I've missed for this. Feels stupid that Nabi Studios would do this.
Game overall feeling - Awesome, it's a nice game, and you can't go nuts with your PC moves - Got to start all over again.
Rating: Well if Half-Life 1 and Quake 2 is 10/10, this is about 2/10.
Toribash Wii is a Wii ware game and cannot be bought in a physical store, but in the virtual online Wii Shop.
Requirements: A Wiimote and a nunchuck
Players: 1-2 players, if you wish to play two on the same console you'll need an extra set of controllers. Also online gaming.
Starting up the game, and created an account, I automaticly started the tutorial. It was interesting to see all the new graphical details, like blood sticking to the tori's, making them all bloody, and hair. Sadly hair is ugly, and ever since the idea was first posted on the forums I thought that hair would just be failure.
Anyway. I kept on playing and enjoyed it quite a bit. Only thing is that none of your moves will work on the Wii version. It's a whole new game and the tori's are moving slower, making it hard or even impossible to make a very powerful blow.
As I started to get annoyed by this sluggyness I also started to get annoyed at the fact that you can't point with your wii mote to change a joint, you need to switch through the joints with the analog stick on the nunchuck. Which is very annoying.
Fun cheap game - but if you have a computer - don't get it. Unless you're a huge Tori fan and wear a "I <3 NABI" shirt to school / work. Then you might get a kick out of it.
Graphics - Looks like PC without shaders on, but slightly better - I love how blood sticks to the figures.
Controls - Horrible, maybe there are options I've missed for this. Feels stupid that Nabi Studios would do this.
Game overall feeling - Awesome, it's a nice game, and you can't go nuts with your PC moves - Got to start all over again.
Rating: Well if Half-Life 1 and Quake 2 is 10/10, this is about 2/10.
Jalis: Freelancer, you're a duck | Sachi: Freelancer, you're a duck | Reanimator: Freelancer, you're a duck
satiknee: Freelancer, you're a duck | Wiggi: Freelancer, you're a duck | Tarlan: Freelancer, you're a duck
satiknee: Freelancer, you're a duck | Wiggi: Freelancer, you're a duck | Tarlan: Freelancer, you're a duck
I dont agree with the rating of 2/10 but what i agree is that they must have had used shaders :/
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