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Testseek.com have collected 11 expert reviews of the Elebits and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Elebits.
 
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The editors liked

  • Huge amount of interaction with environment
  • Lots of replay value.
  • Great full use of the Wii console
  • Great Wii remote/Nunchuk play control
  • Multiplayer fun and level editor mean there is always something to do
  • And sharing photos and levels via Wiiconnect24 with registered Wii friends is icing on the cake.
  • Very natural and fun use of the Wiimote- Clever level design- Level editing with online functionality- Simple but fun gameplay

The editors didn't like

  • Gameplay gets repetitive somewhat quickly
  • Controls arent as tight as they should be.
  • The art style of the cutscenes begs (screams) to be used for the entire game
  • In fact the first game to come out that looks like the cutscenes in this game Ill buy two copies of (even if that means buying a PS3!)
  • Not all is perfect in the cutscenes thoug...
  • Graphics not the best- Lack of variety- Short story mode- Lackluster multiplayer- Moving objects forward and backward is difficult

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  Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Vaughn , review by: cheatcc.com

  • Abstract:  I never thought I'd see a First Person Shooter that was geared to kids and completely innocent, but Konami has managed to create just that. Don't worry moms and dads and all the rest (thanks Hoyst Gnip!), Elebits is a cute title that doesn't involve mass-...

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  Published: 2009-06-03, review by: brighthub.com

  • Abstract:  One of my all time favorite Nintendo Wii games is still Elebits. Though the game is a slightly older title, I have yet to find another game for the console that is as fun as this game. Elebits is one the entire family will enjoy. Cover ArtPlotElebits...

 
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  Published: 2007-05-15, review by: ign.com

  • Abstract:  Here at IGN AU were very fond of the term "asshole physics". What am I talking about and what kind of bizarre introductory sentence is that? Im glad you asked. What Im talking about is when a game implements physics that lets you be a jerk in its ga...

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  Published: 2007-01-25, review by: gaming-age.com

  • Abstract:  Gamers out there who have a Wii are wondering about the longevity of the system itself. The obvious blemish on the system is the graphic firepower, which in no way holds a candle to the Xbox 360 and PS3. Yes, it is a great and unique way to play games....

 
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  Published: 2007-01-22, Author: David , review by: gamespy.com

  • Huge amount of interaction with environment; lots of replay value.
  • Gameplay gets repetitive somewhat quickly; controls arent as tight as they should be.
  • Ever since the first details emerged about the Wii, gamers have been anxious to see just what kinds of uses developers would be able to come up with for the systems interactive controls. One of the more unique titles to build up early interest was Eleb...

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  Published: 2007-01-10, review by: atomicgamer.com

  • Abstract:  A system with a wildly different control scheme like the Wii is not very common in the gaming world. Actually, it seems to be firmly rooted in the realm of Nintendo – they put handheld gaming on the map with the Game Boy, had the unique Virtual Boy...

 
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  Published: 2007-01-08, review by: gwn.com

  • Great full use of the Wii console; great Wii remote/Nunchuk play control; multiplayer fun and level editor mean there is always something to do; and sharing photos and levels via Wiiconnect24 with registered Wii friends is icing on the cake.
  • The art style of the cutscenes begs (screams) to be used for the entire game, in fact the first game to come out that looks like the cutscenes in this game Ill buy two copies of (even if that means buying a PS3!); not all is perfect in the cutscenes thoug...
  • Elebits truly is an amazing game and should be one that you dont let pass you by, especially since January will see the release of only one Wii game. Its only been 7 weeks since the Wii has been released and already Elebits makes wonderful use of Wii...

 
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  Published: 2007-01-08, review by: gwn.com

  • Very natural and fun use of the Wiimote- Clever level design- Level editing with online functionality- Simple but fun gameplay
  • Graphics not the best- Lack of variety- Short story mode- Lackluster multiplayer- Moving objects forward and backward is difficult
  • Elebits is a fun diversion. While far from brilliant, Elebits offers a fun, if short, diversion that makes great use of the Wiis assets.

 
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  Published: 2006-12-28, review by: gamezone.com

  • Abstract:  Once upon a time there was a world where creatures provided our electricity. They were tiny creatures – short, chubby little things that conjured memories of Pikmin, the ant-like plant people dancing in Shigeru Miyamotos head (and in our GameCubes)...

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  Published: 2006-12-16, review by: cnet.com

  • Abstract:  <b>Spec:</b> Action, 1-4 Players, Everyone<br />

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