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Batman: The Brave and the Bold
Adventure
September 7, 2010
Combining a platformer with a fight in which we play Batman and his allies. On each of the eight levels we have to face numerous opponents. Man- Bat can use many different gadgets and surprising attacks. The game is primarily aimed at younger users.
Transformers Prime: The Game
Action
October 30, 2012
Transformers Prime: The Game is a Now Production development studio's third person perspective action game (TPP), based on the theme of a popular animated series. Players direct the actions of their favorite Autobots, which must protect the inhabitants of the Earth from the dangerous Deceptikon leader - Megatron and his new, secret weapon. The game combines elements of "walking" fighting and skill races.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
Adventure
April 3, 2009
Continuation of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, which, like its predecessor, was originally released on the Nintendo 64 console. In the game we again play the role of Link, who ends up in the mysterious land of Termina, facing the approaching apocalypse. To prevent it, our protagonist will have to find a forest creature named Skull Kid and recover the ancient Major Mask from his hands.
Monster High: Skultimate Roller Maze
Arcade
November 13, 2012
Arcade skating races under the licence of a popular series of toys and an animated series. Playing as Monster High's favourite characters, players take part in a competition held on six tightly twisted routes. The game was produced by Game Machine development studio.
Rugby League 3
Sports
March 18, 2010
Rugby League 3 is the third installment of the rugby sports simulation cycle. The title was produced by the New Zealand studio Sidhe Interactive. The game allows you to lead the players of more than 80 professional rugby teams from several prestigious leagues, as well as many national teams.
Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles
Adventure
November 17, 2009
Side-scrolling instalment of the Resident Evil series, realized in the convention of on-rails aiming. Production was developed by Japanese studio Cavia Inc. and its action is set in realities of Resident Evil 2. The plot is driven by inner demons of Claire Redfield and Leon S.. Kennedy's inner demons - events taking place in zombie-ridden Raccoon City are only a dramatic background.
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles
Adventure
November 13, 2007
Another spin-off of the Resident Evil series, realized by Capcom in the convention of a target on rails. During the game we don't control the character's movements, limiting ourselves to aiming and eliminating successive hosts of bloodthirsty zombies. In Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles we make use of a diverse arsenal - it's worth stuffing not only the opponents with lead, but also elements of the environment prone to destruction, hiding useful bonuses.
Kirby's Epic Yarn
Arcade
October 17, 2010
The popular mascot Nintendo returns to the platform roots of the cycle, although it also offers an interesting innovation. Kirby is able to change its shape and transform itself into e.g. a submarine, a combat robot or a sports car. The authors have prepared a campaign for a single player and a cooperation mode for two people.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Action
November 18, 2011
An action-adventure game featuring RPG elements, set in a fantasy world. It is the second installment (to be released for Wii) in the iconic Nintendo series, The Legend of Zelda. The player assumes the role of Link, who one day finds the eponymous item: a powerful, enchanted weapon with a spirit contained within. When it turns out there is a land beneath the surface of the world he is familiar with, the protagonist sets out on a dangerous journey to discover the reasons as to why both worlds were separated. Moreover, the unknown land is taken over by evil that has to be dealt with. In the game, Link can fight his enemies using several weapons (sword plus shield, bow, slingshot, bombs) and a few special accessories, such as a spy-beetle, or a whip used in puzzle solving. The game stands out with its comprehensive controls, designed for Nunchuck and Wii Remote supported by a MotionPlus device, providing vast possibilities.
Mario Kart
Racing
April 11, 2008
Mario Kart is a series that has been with us since SNES. The most famous mascots of Nintendo are racing on go-karts. Of course, this has nothing to do with realism - the driving model is typically dexterity. A characteristic feature of this title is also the presence of various types of power-ups, with the help of which we can make the life of our opponents unpleasant, as well as improve our own performance (for example by using acceleration).
Monster High: 13 Wishes
Adventure
October 29, 2013
3D platformer based on Monster High full-length animated film: 13 Wishes. Driven by the actions of Monster High's favourite heroines, players must enter the world inside a magical lamp in order to save the title high school. The game was produced by Game Machine studio.
Harvest Moon: Magical Melody
RPG
March 14, 2008
Harvest Moon: Magical Melody is a production of Marvelous Interactive, released in 2006. In the game we play the role of a farmer, who not only competes with other farmers running their own farms, but also performs tasks commissioned by various creatures.
Metroid Prime Trilogy
Adventure
August 24, 2009
Metroid Prime Trilogy is a package of three first-person action games, whose heroine is Samus Aran, an intergalactic prize hunter. Included in the set: Metroid Prime, Metroid Echoes and Metroid Corruption. Developers from the Retro studio also took care of the implementation of the Wii Remote controller, as well as a set of additional materials related to the Metroid series.
Red Steel 2
Action
March 23, 2010
A first-person action game and a sequel to the 2006 game from Ubisoft. The story of Red Steel 2 is set in an unusual universe that combines a typical western setting with futuristic elements. The game once again lets us assume the role of a nameless gunslinger who also wields a deadly katana. There is a myriad of various missions to undertake, all of which are a part of the protagonist’s vendetta against the infamous Jackals gang. As we progress, the hero gains experience that allows him to develop his skills and enhance both his weapons and armor. The characteristic element of Red Steel 2 is its innovative control system that utilizes the capabilities of Wii Motion Plus. Thanks to it, not only do we have control over firearms, but also the katana with which we can perform precise strikes.
