Endless Ocean (Wii)

I got this game on the recommendation of several people on a computer games forum that I frequent. I was initially quite sceptical about it because it didn't seem to have much to do, no real missions as such or any real aim to it. However after a while I relented and went halves with my girlfriend. Our first impressions when we started, were how cheesy the graphics looked, you are presented with a boat and a couple of characters who look like bad cgi from the early 90s. However all was forgiven the moment we entered the water and saw the real graphics of the game. Below the surface, the graphics are nothing short of beautiful, the lighting, the textures, the ...

I loved this game the best thing about this game is the graphics and I was quite surprised as the graphics on wii's usually is quite poor. But because it has all been set under the ocean, its like exploring another world and the graphics really aid yur journey through. The aim of the game is to swim underwater and learn about different species. This is brilliant for childen as it teaches but they dont realise and just see it as fun. You can click on each fish and learn about it and interatc with it. You can also take part in mini games as you explore which break it up slightly. Its not a serious game for professional gamers and is not challenging in that respect but is ...

Endless Ocean is another unorthodox title for the Wii and delivers an scuba diving experience on the Wii. The game does have its moments and a certain charm, but ultimately suffers from its slow pace and very idea does not appeal. Graphics The underwater graphics are superb with beautiful fish and excellent texturing. The lighting effects are really good as well and they do create the mood for the game. The animations of the many exotic fish moving are smooth and the way the sunlight filters through the water looks fantastic. The ocean surface is wonderful and comes in many different types, from 'subterranean deserts' to mesmerising rainbow-coloured ...