Abstract: The movie and video game industries are quickly becoming best friends. When a blockbuster game is released, movie talks almost instantly begin. Similarly, every big budget movie seems to hit the theaters simultaneously with its video game counterparts. Th...
WALL-E could have been so much more but again they dropped the ball with this Game from a CGI movie, rent and don’t buy. WALL-E is a very repetitive platform game that does not make for a good one on the Wii system with its inherent lack of camera c...
Abstract: If you play most of your videogames on the Wii, you're probably used to titles not looking quite as sharp as the versions for other next-gen consoles. Well, I got news for you, kiddies: WALL-E does absolutely nothing to buck that trend. Not only does W...
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Published: 2008-07-07, Author: Phil , review by: gamespy.com
Tumbler levels are mildly clever; inoffensive gameplay.
Just about everyone expects that videogames based on movies arent going to be particularly good, but sometimes a movie game comes out that you really want to like. Such is the case with Pixar games. The movies are so darn good, chock full of colorful ...
Abstract: If there is one area that I was quite disappointed in, it was the visuals in WALL•E for the Wii. Now anyone who has read any of my Wii reviews in the past will know that I am well aware that Nintendo’s next-generation is not a graphical powerho...
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Published: 2008-07-03, Author: Tom , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: The main reason Pixar movies are so revered is that they are able to appeal to both adults and children at the same time. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the games based on these movies. Wall-E follows in the path of many cartoon adaptations...
Abstract: If you haven't managed to see Wall-E yet, do yourself a service and check out Pixar's best work to date. It's an absolutely loveable film, perfect for all ages, and just a great piece of art to check out on the big screen. That said, I wasn't expecting...
Abstract: Wall-E on Wii isn’t a terrible game, but it feels like a rushed one. Developer Heavy Iron Studios has some good ideas here, but the poor graphics (particularly the frame rate) and sketchy sound really hold back the overall package.
