Emergency Mayhem (Wii)

This game has a great prospect but has not been made very well and will get boring very quickly. The game feels like it is missing something and isn't as fun as other fantastic games from the Wii such as Mario Kart or Wii Sports. The graphics aren't very good and amongst some of the worst on the Wii that I have seen. The soundtrack is good and the game has no framerate problems so it runs very well. The game has a good idea, you are in charge of the emergency services in Crisis City and you have to complete missions. These can vary from minigames to driving around the city. These have many problems from bad GPS system that will send you the ...  Read the complete review

To date many Nintendo fans feel they have been missing out as there has not been a single Grand Theft Auto game made available on a Nintendo console. Instead, we have just had to settle for many average games over the years have tried to enter the Grand Theft Auto genre and take a slice of the profits. However at this years E3 conference a DS GTA game was announced, which got many people very excited. In many people's minds, GTA still remains the king of these driving adventure games. So while we wait are there any other games of the same type to bridge the gap? Enter Emergency Mayhem. Graphics The presentation is certainly a lot brighter and more ...  Read the complete review

Emergency Mayhem I could not wait for this game it really did just look like fun and a bit like Crazy Taxi but I was wrong. Emergency Mayhem has you playing as a police driver, ambulance and fire fighter which are mixed in with mini games. The game lets you drive around parts of the place called Crisis City after doing each mission it will unlock another part of the city. Emergency Mayhem has a different set of mini games such as trying to get the fire out which has you moving your wii remote up and down, it has you guiding penguins back in the sea which has you moving your Wii remote with them, saving people from the building you have a trampoline and you ...  Read the complete review