http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/5FNl6vYjoHcchY2yYEAlMKzBDNgiCUHf

It's insanely fun, easy, and beautiful game. Seriously, there are some actual Wii games that look less pretty than this. For $10, it's incredible. If you're bored of your Wii and looking for some original fun, this is where it's at.

It is short, coming in at about 3 hours according to Wikipedia, but I think the price easily offsets it, compared to some actual retail Wii games.

There's also a sequel already in the works, and I hope it turns out as well as this one.

DISCUSS.

The Wii has like 512MB of internal memory. With WiiWare, VC games, Wii applications, I never understood why the space doesn't fill up so fast. Must be small files.

As for the game itself, I heard mixed reactions. But I think its a step in the right direction if small-time developers can make interesting Wii games when the big developers are busying themselves producing mini-game collections.

I hate the small memory too, I was hoping to put all of my favorites from VC on there but I wont have the space, dunno if I would want them on cards.

Well, the NES games wouldn't take up much. I remember carrying around multiple NES roms on floppy disks many years ago. You can't put VC games on the SD cards, but you can re-download them over and over if you need to make room.

Annoying, but I guess flash memory is still somewhat expensive. But I wish they could have atleast gave 1 GB.

You can get a 2gb microSD for like 10 bucks, theres no excuse for them not putting more memory in the console. I thought you could transfer downloads to a card but it somehow id'ed itself to your console.

This game reminds me of N64 games that were fun and had charm

T_T

You can. The only thing you can't transfer are a few game save files.



Uhm, unless they're all N64, you could easily get everything on there. I have like 10 VC games on there, plus, like 10 Wii save files, plus a lot of brawl stuff, plus all the channels, plus LostWinds, and I still have room left for a few more WiiWare games.

I should have spent my Wii Points on that. Against my better judgment, I decided to go with Crystal Chronicles: My Life as King due to some vague, slightly promising summary I read. Final Fantasy games generally have some sort of adventure quality to them, and I really enjoy that. Then, after downloading it, I discovered that you don't go on adventures, you pay others to go on adventures for you. I suppose I should have done more reading on the game before downloading, but I never expected one of the game mechanics to be, "pay NPC's to have the fun for you."