PokePark Wii Pikachu's Adventure
Family Friendly Gaming purchased PokePark
Wii Pikachu's Adventure, and it has been sitting around until one of us
got time to play it. I have been playing this Pokemon video game on the
Wii recently. Wasn't it nice of Nintendo to tell families what system a
game works on in the name of the game? I thought so too. We start out
playing PokePark Wii Pikachu's Adventure as Pikachu. We play mini games,
chase other Pokemon, and battle them. The goal of PokePark Wii Pikachu's
Adventure is to fix the park by finding these crystal shards. A side
goal of PokePark Wii Pikachu's Adventure is to make as many friends as
possible. Why is that? Because we can use these friends in the variety
of mini games. Some Pokemon are better at certain mini games. Plus you
can only make friends with certain Pokemon by having so many friends.
I hope to have a review of PokePark Wii Pikachu's Adventure in issue #99
or issue #100 of the Family Friendly Gaming magazine. PokePark Wii
Pikachu's Adventure does not look the greatest but I have to remember
this is an older game. The Wii was not know for its graphical strength.
The sounds are typical Pokemon sounds. One thing about PokePark Wii
Pikachu's Adventure that baffles me is the Pokemon have these lengthy
conversations in text boxes, but the only sounds they make audibly are
their names. It felt totally odd and completely out of place. Parents
will want to be aware of the violence in PokePark Wii Pikachu's
Adventure.
{09/03/2015} - Kid Gamer
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