This time around the game takes in seas and rivers all over the world, from the tropical Gatama Atoll to the Antarctic's Wendell Ocean, with the species and ecology changing accordingly, bringing a far greater variety to proceedings. Interacting with the fish is slightly different too – gone are the three levels of information, replaced by a single info screen, some unlockable trivia and a map of the animal's habitat, showing where you can find higher concentrations of each species in the game. It's a small change but one that removes much of the repetitive marine massaging from the predecessor, as well as making it far easier to track down individual fish when needed, a welcome enhancement. Two other major additions come in the form of the Pulsar gun and the Multi-Sensor.
Since it’s basically Summer, you’re probably thinking about your next holiday. Have a look at these potential destinations, but bear in mind that most of them are hellbent on your destruction. At least they look nice?
SuperPhillip Central writes, "We've already had two weeks totaling twenty unique Wii titles that are the best the system has to offer. We continue our look back at the Wii's library with ten more games spanning various genres and franchises like Donkey Kong, Kirby, Final Fantasy, and Resident Evil. It is my hope that with this list of fifty that the mindset of the Wii having a weak library is, well, weakened. It's a console with an overwhelming amount of variety and mass diversification within its collection of games. Let us see what the next ten highlights of the Wii's library are."
No Twilight Princess or The Last Story love so far for any lists????
Chris Buffa (Modojo): No video game company knows how to squeeze every last drop of profit from a franchise like Nintendo. For more than 20 years, the publisher has made a killing with new games and the many sequels that followed.
