Bully: Scholarship Edition (Wii)

Bully finally made it's way to the Wii if you did play the PS2 version of this classic game Canim Canis Edit your getting the same game if extras added to the game with a whole different control system. You would of never thought that Nintendo would license a game like this to be on there system but they did which is just brilliant. Extras included in Bully Scholarship edition is eight new missions, four new school classes which are biology, music, math and geography, additional characters, new unlockable items and clothing there is also games for 2 players which i have not tried as i don't use my Wii for 2 players. Now you know the extras let me ...  Read the complete review

In the mid 1980s, I can remember a game called 'Skool Dayz' which I played on a ZX Spectrum. For a couple of weeks, I was distracted from Jet Set Willy by this blend of comedy and ultraviolence. Your character walked around a two dimensional environment, trying to steal things, knock teachers over with a catapult, avoid getting punishments and kiss girls. Step forward in time twenty years and Bully arrives on the Wii. Simplifying Moore's Law, a game should be twice as good as its predecessor every eighteen months. This means Bully should be quite a lot better than Skool Dayz. Oh my, how much better it is! The plot of the game is straight ...  Read the complete review

This game is like Grand Theft Auto, except without the cars, murder, prostitution and drugs. This is like Grand Theft Auto, but set in a private school, and its awesome! You play as a red haired rough looking kid who gets sent to private school so his mother can go on an extended honeymoon; unfortunately, this kid doesnt fit in. The game features you running around this private school, going to class, doing jobs for teachers and student, and generally having fun. While going to class may not seem fun; it actually is! In biology class, you have to disect a host of little critters, using the wii remote to follow lines to cut and use various ...  Read the complete review

Another classic example of Rockstar making a huge game that keeps us entertained for days of entertainment. Bully, to me, is a toned down version of Grand Theft Auto for a slightly younger audience. Jimmy Hopkins is starting a new school, after being expelled from several already, and this new place is full of people out to destroy him. You play Jimmy, going around the school and local villages your job is to complete challenges to help others to rise the ranks as it were, along the way you will have to take some people down a few pegs, but hey, that's what it's all about to be top of the school. It's a large game with many levels and challenges of ...  Read the complete review

I bought Bully for the Wii quite some time ago but I thought I would give a review from my point of view. After owning and completing Bully for the PS2 I was over the moon with the version for the Wii. There wasn't to much differences from the two platforms but with the Wii controller it was a whole lot better. Basically you are playing as this bad boy who got sent to a new boarding school. You have to complete missions to earn respect, money, weapons as well as complete in class. You try to own the school having fights with jocks, bullies and some times nerds in the process. After unlocking a whole new level you can go up town to buy stuff or get a job either cutting ...  Read the complete review