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In a way, No More Heroes is what I’d expected Killer7 to be. The story and tone may be completely different, but it retains much of what made that earlier game so initially appealing without taking it far enough to be off-putting. No More Heroes’ visuals are stylized without being too starkly minimalist, its gameplay is simple by contemporary slash-em-up standards but infinitely complex in comparison to its ancestor, and its story is weird for the sake of entertainment instead of just weird for the sake of weird.

What we’re getting is a playful, absurdly funny game with a weird Japanese punk atmosphere that begs for an adaptation of the Wild Zero drinking game. It doubles as both a fairly solid cut-up-a-bunch-of-guys-until-the-doors-unlock game and a send-up of games themselves. Conventions are openly mocked even as they’re employed, and the game frequently busts through the fourth wall like a Kool-Aid Man full of blood and snark. When it works, it’s fantastic. When it falls, you can’t help but notice, just because it seems so sure-footed the rest of the time.

I’m almost afraid to criticize the one enormous shortcoming of the game on the off chance that it is, itself, some kind of smartass commentary about game design. It’s just easier to believe that, somehow. Here goes:
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Variety is the spice of life, and we as gamers are blessed with choices, choices like “Which version of Resident Evil 4 should I buy? Should I buy the now superinexpensive PS2 version, which features the superfun Separate Ways content with Ada Wong? Should I buy the recently released PC version, which contains the same stuff in a higher resolution and is also at the same price of $20? Or because I never played any of the other versions, should I buy the Wii version — which is at a higher price, with tacked-on, not-as-great-as-it-probably-sounded-on-paper motion control?”
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SEGA’s top-grossing light gun game, Ghost Squad, comes to the Wii system and replicates the excitement of the arcade experience in your home! The Ghost Squad is a Special Forces unit established in strict secrecy by the U.N. to combat terrorism and carry out special highly-classified missions without leaving a trace. As an elite member of the Ghost Squad, players will complete dangerous missions such as eliminating terrorist groups, releasing hostages, deactivating bombs, and even rescuing the U.S.
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Go back in time and join the pilots in WWII Aces for the Wii system. Roll, loop, dodge and shoot like an Ace with simple motion controls. Fly alone or with a friend via split-screen co-op as you join the ranks of the Royal Air Force, Soviet Air Force, or Luftwaffe. Pilot 12 authentic airplanes through multiple campaigns based on real-life events. Or, take on your friend in thrilling competitive multiplayer. Immerse yourself in the intense dogfighting and acrobatic maneuvers that’s typical of the World War II years. Execute barrel rolls, loops, and last-second dodges with a flick of the Wii Remote, or attach the Nunchuck addition for a more realistic control scheme.
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Grab your gear, get on your Kawasaki Snowmobile, and head out into the cold to challenge opponents and pull off insane tricks as you race across the tundra! Kawasaki Snowmobiles is the ultimate winter challenge, putting you in the driver¿s seat of these awesome sleds.

Become a real-life hero — drive the coolest, high-tech rescue vehicles to SAVE your city.

Emergency Heroes is the open world rescue driving game that is designed for the next generation of young rescue heroes.

Race to the scene in advanced police, fire and EMT rescue vehicles that let you jump over four-lane highways, power-slide into water towers and track down criminals at high speeds. By combining simple intuitive controls with fast, exhilarating action, Emergency Heroes offers an exciting experience the whole family can enjoy, exclusively on Wii™.
Emergency Heroes

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Wacky Races: Crash & Dash is an action racing game like no other, with fun-filled environments, crazy cars and hilarious characters. The game features all the characters and cars from the TV series including old favorites: Turbo Terrific driven by Peter Perfect, the Ant Hill Mob in their Bullet Proof Bomb, Penelope Pitstop, and the Mean Machine driven by Dick Dastardly and his sidekick, Muttley.
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The holy cauldron of Cocoto has disappeared! The Imps are in danger of losing all their powers. Their only chance to recover them is to beat all their opponents in a series of fierce kart races to win the prize, the mysterious cauldron. Choose your pilot among 12 lively characters from the Cocoto universe. Collect crazy bonuses and race through 5 magical and perilous worlds! Test your driving skills in various modes. Championship, Time Challenge or Multiplayer (up to 4 players) and unlock hidden bonuses.

Choose from 12 distinct race types as you jump, bump and power slide powerful off road vehicles across 24 sweeping tracks designed for high-speed racing. Find the alternative routes to gain an advantage in your bid to be first past the finish line. With acceleration faster than any previous Ford game, real time, on-the-go vehicle damage repair and in-game pick-ups, Off Road is an adrenalin-pumping, high-speed racing experience.
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Since it’s inception, BIGFOOT (Wii Games New) has been the leader of the pack in innovation and development in the monster truck industry. Get ready for some mind blowing 4×4 car crushing action starring “The Original Monster Truck”, BIGFOOT!