Death Jr (Wii)

Advantages: fun and can keep you fit
Disadvantages: can make you tired

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Ciao members have rated this review on average not helpful

Advantages: Great Game and Controls
Disadvantages: Confusing controls to start with

...The ultimate game on the Wii. The retro feel with the wii controls creates the ultimate combination. There are 32 courses that add a wide range of choice. with all of the major courses from the previous versions, there is also a wide range of new and improved courses that are made available with this new version, all of the courses are given in a crisper colour than the previous games. The wii wheel adds the interactivity that this game has always needed. The battle mode adding the ability to get used to the different weapons at your disposable. But the Wi-Fi connection allows you to enter competitions against other people around the world to try and become the ultimate racer. And you can also check your rankings and times on different tracks to other people against others around the world, your continent or against your friends. but you... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Good Graphics, Awesome Play....
Disadvantages: Nothing Really....

...Death JR.2: Root Of Evil..... A Dead Clever Platform, This Isn't.... Death Jr is a likeable enough hero - what's not to like about a tot who bumbles about dragging a giant pointy scythe behind him, much like a baby with an oversized teddy bear. Working to save a band of his bonkers friends, DJ sets off ona hellish path, full of psychotic killer dolls and homicidal walking trees, as well as obstacles to hold up even the most determined hell-raise. Unortunately though, the game's controls turn out to be more effective at slowing you down than all of it's eerie enemies and devilish puzzles. The fighting mechanics might have improved a bit since the original death jr, but jumping is still an imprecise art. Scrabbling to hook onto ridges with the hefty scythe is cumbersome and leaping is just too lose. Going into side stepping mode helps... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful