Games Database
Wii
Adventure
| Viewed: | 3D Combination | Genre: | Adventure |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Nintendo | Soft. Co.: | Nintendo |
| Publishers: | Nintendo
(US/GB/GB) |
Released: | 18 Oct 2013
(GB) 1 Dec 2010 (US) 9 Jul 2010 (GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
Video
Summary
Pikachu has had how many adventures, now? You'd think the little yellow rodent would get bored of exploring new lands and making friends with fellow Pokemon. Is there ever a day he just sits down with a newspaper and tells everyone just to bog off and give him some private time?
If there is, it's not in PokePark Wii, where the electric mouse enjoys yet another adventure in the middle of a fun, expansive playground. Being a PokePark means that there's plenty of activities and events to take part in – but the real reason Pikachu is there is because he has been asked by rare Pokemon, Mew, to find the missing Sky Prism Pieces.
These Sky Prism Pieces are clearly important, so it's up to Pikachu to save the day! You begin at the PokePark and play through various attractions in each zone. Oftentimes, you'll have the help of many different Pokemon to find these missing objects.
Explore the many themes of the Park and challenge fellow pocket monsters to Skill Games. The more of these you win, the more you earn their trust as a friend. Friends can then be played in Pikachu's place to complete certain attractions. A combination of controls are used for the Wii Remote in this game – hold sideways to run around the Park, and use various different configurations to compete in many fun challenges.
If there is, it's not in PokePark Wii, where the electric mouse enjoys yet another adventure in the middle of a fun, expansive playground. Being a PokePark means that there's plenty of activities and events to take part in – but the real reason Pikachu is there is because he has been asked by rare Pokemon, Mew, to find the missing Sky Prism Pieces.
These Sky Prism Pieces are clearly important, so it's up to Pikachu to save the day! You begin at the PokePark and play through various attractions in each zone. Oftentimes, you'll have the help of many different Pokemon to find these missing objects.
Explore the many themes of the Park and challenge fellow pocket monsters to Skill Games. The more of these you win, the more you earn their trust as a friend. Friends can then be played in Pikachu's place to complete certain attractions. A combination of controls are used for the Wii Remote in this game – hold sideways to run around the Park, and use various different configurations to compete in many fun challenges.
