Castlevania: Judgment Wii game

Castlevania: Judgment

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The first Castlevania title for Nintendo Wii is a dramatic step away from the classic platform action fans have come to expect - this is a 3D one-on-one fighting game that brings together the many generations of heroic vampire hunters as well as Dracula's most formidable allies in a battle to the death! It's no surprise that with such a rich history of characters to choose from thanks to the sheer number of previous Castlevania titles, each of the 14 characters players can choose from have many unique attributes and fighting styles that require mastering. Whether players choose Simon Belmont, the legendary vampire hunter or Dracula himself, moves, techniques and strategies differ greatly depending on their choice of fighter. The 3D battle arenas will be familiar to fans of the games and also offer the chance to interact with the surroundings. The familiar candelabra-style power ups can be broken to reveal boosts or used as weapons themselves and the cleverly designed arenas offer further challenges as they can be used to differ attacks and battle strategies. Players can duel against a friend offline or online and there are a variety of single-player modes to work through. Castle Mode gives users the chance to unlock costumes and items as they wander through rooms defeating enemies, Survival Mode will test the stamina of any player as they attempt to stave off as many enemies as they can before dying and as well as the Arcade and Story Modes, there's a full Tutorial Mode to ease players into the game with minimum fuss.

Castlevania: Judgment details

Format:	12 Wii
Genres:	Adventure, Fighting
Developers:	EIGHTING
Rental release:	20 Mar 2009

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By William Brown from Edinburgh , 22 Apr 2009

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This is below standard arena fighting and the controls don't use the Wii remote in any way that's useful. Your swinging away like a dervish and next to zero happens. Ended up trying the classic controller but it wasn't much better. Might have almost cut muster on a PS2 but it's about time the Wii had some games that use its potential properly and don't involve pretending to exercise or wandering about dressing up cute little people. This isn't it.
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By William Brown from Edinburgh , 22 Apr 2009

This is below standard arena fighting and the controls don't use the Wii remote in any way that's useful. Your swinging away like a dervish and next to zero happens. Ended up trying the classic controller but it wasn't much better. Might have almost cut muster on a PS2 but it's about time the Wii had some games that use its potential properly and don't involve pretending to exercise or wandering about dressing up cute little people. This isn't it.
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