Eledees (Wii)

Also known as Eledees in the UK. --- What is it about? -- Eledees are not what you might expect. I often wander just what those minds at Nintendo will come up with next as each Wii game I pick up gets stranger and stranger. Eledees is very Japanese and involves wandering a house that has been plunged into darkness by a powercut and you play a young boy left alone by his scientist parents who rush off to their lab where they are studying these strange descended from space Eledee critters. Eledees are small snoozy creatures that appear to be about the size of a large hamster and come in variety of shapes and colours, each is worth a set amount of ...  Read the complete review

Eledees known to us in the UK some other parts the game is known as Elebits. Eledees is a game about a child who wishes electricity was gone so his parents would spend more time with him instead of working the kid does not realize that his TV or anything in the house would work. You will forget the story and really you could make up your own if you wanted now I'll carry on explaining the game Now this leaves you to find the electricity which are called Eledees now you this gun with you go around the house and fire at the Eledees. It is a game of hide and seek you go around picking up objects around the house with this gun which is pretty fun. The ...  Read the complete review

As a fan of kid's games this one really appealed to me! The cover reminded me of an old Gamecube game called Pikmin which I absolutely loved and so I was drawn to it. The game is based around a world brimming with small brightly coloured creatures that give off a mystical type of energy. These creatures live in harmony with the people of the world until a mysterious lightening strike cause the power to go out and the Eledees to act strangely. This is where the central character (Kai) comes in. Kai's parents are scientists who study the Eledees (or Elebits as they are known everywhere other than the UK) and as such seem to spend more time with them than they do ...  Read the complete review

This game is known as Eledees in the UK, but Elebits everywhere else. I have no idea why they felt to change the name just for us, but there you go! I won't explain all of the weird and whimsical 'storyline' surrounding this game - really, who needs them?! - but the basic premise is that the eledees create electricity. They have escaped and in various levels you have to round them up again using a capture gun. In practise this means pointing your Wii remote at them and pressing the A button. As well as moving around the levels you also move items to find the eledees' hiding places. You have time limits and also other limits such as not making a ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game second hand for around £5 for that price I wasn't expecting much and it was very much an impulse buy so I was wondering if I would regret it. The front packaging looks really child like and a little amateur but to my surprise it is the most addictive game ever! Basically throughout the game you are the child of two scientists who disappear off to solve some sort of problem. You are left home alone with your fathers capture gun. You are given full rein of the house with each room being a different level. In order to proceed through the game you use the capture gun (your wiimote) to catch the eledees who are well hidden in plant pots, on ...  Read the complete review