Another Code: R (Wii)

I bought this game a couple of weeks ago as I had read reviews about it in the Nintendo magazine and thought it looked like an engaging game to play - the plot looked interesting and despite having not played the first game on the DS was looking forward to being immersed into the story. So I started the game. And spent a long time pressing the A button and reading through the endless dialogue.... If you don't like reading endless dialogue then this game is not for you, and I must admit that it got very, very tedious, especially if you're going through a large lot of talking and you need to stop playing for any reason - you can't save the game in the middle of them ...  Read the complete review

Another Code: R is the sequel to the sleeper hit DS game Another Code. In a nutshell it's a kind of aventure game lite, with a beautifully crafted gameworld, gorgeous cel-shaded graphics and a fantastic story. You play the same Ashley Mizuki Robins (she will always use her entire name!) as was in the first game, who is now 16 and has again been left alone by her dad. The game starts out with you turning up to meet him in a picturesque lakeside forest resort, and although the game starts off with you investigating minor issues around the area, the plot soon thickens and has you unravelling threads of many characters lives, and gives you a few strong stories to ...  Read the complete review