Yes it is a Pokémon style clone and yes first impressions scream kids game! While it is a game kids will enjoy, if you're a fan of collecting, battling and levelling up monsters then you'll enjoy this too. There's a lot of backtracking if you want to collect all the goodies as well as a lot of time you can spend training your Spectrobes. Despite its inconsistencies the Tokyo based developer Genki has put a lot of effort into the game and it shows. It's definitely worth a play so 'ikuze'! (Let's go!)
As we prepare to say goodbye to the Wii, we’ve decided to take a moment and share some of our favorite games for the little console with the video below.
Please enjoy a short list of games we liked for the Wii that simply didn’t get much main stream attention. What other games do you feel fit this category? We’d love to hear about your favorite Wii experiences!Please, share!
my gems list (which werent in video):
DIsaster: day of crisis
Madworld
Monster Lab
Excitebots
Red steel 2
Deadly creatures
Kororinpa
Marble saga: kororinpa
Rhythm heaven: fever (beat to the beat rhythm paradice)
Boom blox 2
Fragile dreams
Elebits (eledees)
Mercury meltdown revolution
De blob 2
There's tons of games for the Wii. Some thought themselves too much of a gamer to appreciate them though.
I know its only an opinion piece but... No Sin and Punishment, no Dead Space, no Zack and Wiki? There's numerous other gems out there but those three seem like no-brainers.
"June will unleash some big RPGs upon Japanese gamers." -RPG Land
Street dates on the biggest RPGs to hit Japan in My and June within.
GP:
"Spectrobes: Origins is a colourful action-RPG geared towards a preteen audience, and everything from the visuals to the characters to the dialogue are geared to that end. It's not a title that will likely appeal to a typical gaming audience, though the general shortage of quality RPGs on the Wii could make it something to check out when you feel the urge. It doesn't do enough to make it a must-play experience, but if you give it a chance, you'll be pleasantly surprised."