Like Robin Hood, Zorro is a friend to the poor and an enemy to the rich. However, you may not learn this in the game as the story is limited. The AI and gameplay also leaves a lot to be desired, being too easy and boring overall.
If you have nothing better to do this summer, then give this game a try. But, for the most part, it should be avoided.
ZORRO features the heroic exploits of the classic masked crusader in 19th century Mexico. Players take command of Zorro in 3rd person view and complete a series of missions. The story, though very thin, follows Zorro's quest to bring exploitative landowners to justice by fighting them and their henchmen, culminating in combat with a minotaur-headed villain.
505 Games has announced that The Destiny of Zorro, a Nintendo Wii game developed by Pronto Games, is now available across North America. In The Destiny of Zorro, you'll have to handle the Wii controller as Zorro's sword, with various action being performed agains your enemies, including the famous Z move.
It's a light new video game release week, but most of the games won't break the bank. In fact, most of these games are all under $30 price point. Patapon 2 is available at retail stores for the PSP (includes downloadable code, not UMD) and from the PlayStation Network. Klonoa debuts on Wii, back from the PSone days. The new Nintendo DS Lite Green bundle with Personal Trainer: Cooking and a unique carrying case is available starting Sunday, May 3rd as well.
This week's new releases:
(subject to change)
Xbox 360
no new releases
PLAYSTATION 3
Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust
Wii
Destiny Of Zorro
Klonoa
New Play Control! Donkey Kong Jungle Beat
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
DS & DSi
Nintendo DS Lite Green, Personal Trainer: Cooking Bundle
Jagged Alliance
Magician's Quest: Mysterious Times
Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
Puzzle Kingdoms
PSP
Patapon 2
I'll be getting Patapon 2 as soon as PSP Go! comes out. Otherwise the only other title of interest is Klonoa.
