Do it right, and the beats synch with the in-game music perfectly. With a very simple control scheme – just tilt the controller to move the Pong style paddle – the game throws waves of beats at you, which you must repel. One of six titles in the Bit.Trip series, this is probably the toughest game I have played on the Wii. I hear that the recent iPad version is just as brilliant. Sure, you can also get it on PC, but the Wii version is still great, four player drop-in co-op and using the Wiimote to build structures and fling Goo balls around feels great. Based on a very simple premise – get the target number of goo balls to the goo pipe – it is implemented perfectly, with smart physics, clever puzzles, and a great art style. The whole world appears to be crafted from crushed up paper, giving this clever platform puzzler a strikingly different art style. With no bad guys to defeat, your aim is simply to get to the end of each level, controlling the lead character, and rotating the environment through 360 at will.
#AND YET IT MOVES WII REVIEW PC#
Originally released on PC in 2009, this great indie title came to WiiWare in 2010, bringing with it an improved control mechanism, and oodles of charm.
There is no local multiplayer option, unfortunately, but even so, lane switching and jumping ramps has never been more fun.
It retains many of the core gameplay features of the original, and adds updated visuals, loads of levels and even online multiplayer. Anyone who remembers playing the original Excitebike on the NES should snap up this updated version.
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