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Godzilla Unleashed (Wii)
The Vortaak is at it again, raining crystals down upon the earth which grow
to immense size, fracturing the earth and unleashing a spate of mutant and alien monsters
to further the destruction of the earth.
It’s a monster wonderland – twenty-four in all.
With your help, Sidney, New York, Paris, Osaka and San Francisco can be destroyed.
There seem to be three factions – Mutants, Aliens and the sort of good guy Earth Defenders
which include Godzilla, Mothera, King Caesar and those allied with the Global Defense Force (GTF).
The animations are great and you get up close and personal with the likes of three headed King Ghidorah and
watch him spit fire three ways.
Almost every monster spits fire or sends out electricity – young boys will love it.
There is enough monster power here to make a story and with the three factions one could assume
that you could have buddies fighting along with you,
but Pipeworks didn’t think it through enough and it‘s sort of a hodgepodge battle game -
and they all feel like Boss battles.
It’s really very camp – the thudding footsteps, the fiery breath, the less than perfect graphics.
The Wii will give you a real workout since every action is made stronger and better by waving the
Remote or shaking both Nunchuk and Remote.
The manual is very extensive, giving specific Wii directions and a fun history on all the monsters – I can see cards next.
You can have four players with multiplayer mode.
It’s fun if you don’t expect too much.
The only problem is, with it’s stiff price point you may be expecting more.
Reviewed by: Editor - 12/07
Ages: Everyone 10+
Fun Factor: A monster tea party sans tea
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