Go on a new adventure with your Pokémon in PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond, available for the Wii on February 27, 2012.
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The mini-game collection starring Pikachu and the Pokemon cast is now available in stores for Wii from Nintendo.
Bland and repetitive gameplay prove that the Pokémon series should stick to being a turn-based RPG.
As I played through my first Pokémon Ranger title, Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs, I tried to think of what childhood game it reminded me of. Then it hit me: Red Light/Green Light. Just as the game let me take the reins and venture out on my own for five minutes, it stopped me dead in my tracks with unbearable amounts of text and bland storyline. Despite a few charming aspects about this game, few will find any significant entertainment value, aside from very young children who won't notice the game's redundant nature.
A mini-game collection clearly geared at kids, but who said that was a bad thing.
With the PokePark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure booth set up right next to Donkey Kong Country Returns, I decided to make a quick stop and try out a few of the mini-games that comprise the title. During my demo I was able to try four different mini-games, each different in design.
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