Via IGN AU:
"It's hard to put a finger on where Ghost Squad falls down; there's this overriding feeling of budget development. It's not consistent in its presentation – textures are PS2-era in quality, animations are decent, but models clip through objects, walls and each other with no physics or collision detection. It's not so much that this is a rush-job port, but a version of a game that perhaps sits too closely to the original. For the Wii-owning on-rails shooter fan, it's definitely worth picking up, but for people looking for a gameplay revelation, this isn't it."
"You might think it is a very specific kind of madness that I bought a Wii U in the winter of 2017, but it was with good reason. While many people are off gallivanting with their Nintendo Switches and making all kinds of hot passionate love with its many critically acclaimed releases, I was delving into Nintendo’s motion-controlled past. One of the many games worth mentioning is Ghost Squad for the Wii."
"Every action mattered in Ghost Squad. Players needed to rely on each others accuracy. Adjust your shot on the fly, using the gun peripheral." -KJ of Play Legit Writes
Even ten years on, Ghost Squad remains one of the very best videogames of its kind.
this game is good and should be picked up