Mii just came across a cool Super Mario Galaxy wallpaper and wanted to share it with other Super Mario Galaxy fans. Mario freaks should maybe check out this sweet-looking new Super Mario Galaxy wallpaper
~ wii 'd by mii ( · image · Super Mario Galaxy )
5 commentsAs in every Super Mario wii game, Super Mario's health consists of a power meter, which causes Super Mario to lose a life if it reaches zero. When the nintendo wii game starts, Mario begins with a power meter made of three sections. The power meter can be restored by collecting coins. Buy Super Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Wii now!
~ wii 'd by mii ( · video · Super Mario Galaxy )
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Its time for the Wii Bratz girls to hit the red carpet! Join this bratz wii game where Cloe, Jade, Sasha and Yasmin as they rock out in explosive music shows, strut the fashion runway with stylin’ outfits designed by you, and dish out the hottest magazine ever! Their hard work in the Nintendo Wii lands them a once in a lifetime opportunity to star in their very own movie! Share their experience in the glitz wii game and glamour of becoming real movie stars in Nintendo Wii's Bratz!
~ wii 'd by thq, wiiplay ( · video · Bratz The Movie )
1 commentsMetroid Prime has been around for a long time, with the first Metroid title over 20 years old on the NES. The very first 3D metroid game didn’t release until Metroid Prime the Nintendo GameCube in 2002. And now we celebrate Metroid Prime 3 for the Wii with this awesome Metroid Prime 3 Wallpaper!
~ wii 'd by mii ( · image · Metroid Prime 3 Corruption )
14 commentsThe morph ball thing is very cool. And aiming is very rad, but I have played a little of resident evil for the Nintendo Wii and the aiming needed a little bit of getting used to. In conclusion, Metroid Prime 3 wii game is a definite buy!
~ wii 'd by mii ( · video · Metroid Prime 3 Corruption )
14 commentsThis is definitely a weird wii game. A first blush, it’s a combination of Karaoke Revolution/Dance Dance Revolution - fortunately you do not do both at the same time. The Boogie game feels quite generous in what it counts as correct. You do get a free hand mic with the game. Boogie for the Nintendo Wii also feels like you're playing SSX
First, most of the interface (Boogi Wii game menus) feel like it’s borrowed heavily from SSX Blur More closely, while you dance, which is done by swinging the Wii remote to the sides in time with the music, you score more by avoiding repeating a series of moves. Also, as you get a lot of points in a row in Boogie for the Nintendo Wii, you can attempt to active special moves by holding down a button and swinging the remote as indicated. This is more of a wii party game.
The song list for Boogie is ok.. It’s not EBA or Guitar Hero, but I can see how this game is probably better suited to a party environment than as a single player wii game.
~ wii 'd by masem ( · review · Boogie )
3 commentsWe can explain how the wiimote and wiichucks are used.. or you can see so for yourself in this wii game video: Official First Look at Madden NFL 08 on the Nintendo Wii.
~ wii 'd by mii, ea ( · video · Madden NFL 08 )
1 commentsWhere the title actually shines though is in the control, which allows total tweaking of the Wii-mote's dead zone and turning angle to allow any hardcore racing fan to fine-tune their virtual wheel to the perfect sensitivity.
~ wii 'd by shiggykaiton, ign ( · video · GT Pro Series )
16 commentsGameplay: The Mario Party franchise certainly has grown up. Instead of having the regular board games where you just circled around a massive landscape saving up coins for the 20 coin star space that the first game had, there are a variety of boards as well as playing styles to choose from. Some of these levels are extraordinarily creative, such as my favorite level where you're on a train, and the cars sometimes switch around and stuff, but others still suffer from that same-old, boring original style. In addition to all of the creative levels, the game also provides many characters to choose from. You could practically be any Mario character you wanted to. I personally like Blooper, the squid. I would have liked to see maybe Baby Bowser as a playable character, but I'm fine with the current selection. Mario Party 8 also introduces candy to the game. What is candy? Candy is just items you can use against your opponents. The only thing I don't like about candy is that some of them just feel cheap because they're so powerful. I'm looking at you Vampire Candy. In regards to how chance plays a role in how the game lays out, who cares? Mario Party was originally designed to be an electronic board game that you could play with your friends on your TV. Board games rely a lot on chance, so if anything, chance makes the game more authentic and exciting, but it destroys any chance of having a fun single-player experience. If your friends come to your house often, this is the game for you. Another thing that the game is lacking is online which probably would have sucked anyway because Nintendo blows at online, so I guess it doesn't matter all that much.
Graphics: The graphics in Mario Party 8 are phenomenal. They're quite possibly the best graphics in any Mario game thus far. The water which is in some of the levels looks awesome. An awesome addition to the game is that there is stuff going on in the background of the board. Take the train level for instance. The train is actually moving, so you see mountains and trees whizzing by in the background. The passengers of the train move around and talk to each other. It's just really cool. Also, the characters just look awesome, as do the minigames. They're very sharp, and the colors are really bright.
Sound: Do I have blood coming out of my ears? The music is so terrible it's not even funny. No, it's not funny at all. It's annoying and chirpy. It sucks. The characters only have like 8 different sound effects. Ugh...
Value: This is an awesome multi-player game that will last you a long time, but how long can the fun last with only 6 levels and about 100 mini-games?
Here's a word of advice: wait until the price drops. It's good, but not $50 good.
~ wii 'd by taytizzle ( · review · Mario Party 8 )
9 commentsGamepro - 90/100 - Values multiplayer experience in this wii game
Gametrailers - 83/100 - Values customization and personalization in Mario Party 8
Yahoo Games - 80/100 - Same satisfaction as previous Mario Party games.
Gamespot - 65/100 - Dislikes chance aspects of the game
1UP - 55/100 - Would have liked to see the wii motion technology used more
IGN - 52/100 - Feels the wii remote was ignored
Well, Mario Party 8 is released. I'll be getting my hands on a copy soon to give my 2 cents. Anyone have any thoughts?
~ wii 'd by mii ( · news · Mario Party 8 )
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