The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (Wii)

To begin, I'd just like to say that this is my own work previously produced on the Love Film website and I have now reproduced it over here for the benefit of the community :) There are a lot of games in this ilk now, my earliest memory of one like this would be one of the early Lord of the Rings games and Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone on the PS2 and box. In principle these style of games are modern interpretations of the format laid out by Golden Axe back on the Sega Megadrive. Essentially, you follow a linear path and hack at enemies in the way. Some would suggest that modern titles such as Oblivion and Fable also follow that structure and to a degree they ...  Read the complete review

I was hunting around for a new game on the wii, and having just seen this film, I thought it owrth the £15 to give the game a go. An added appeal for me was that it was multi player, and I love games that don't limit me to playing on my own! I got th game home and read quickly through the basics of the game (I'm not much a manual reader, sorry!), knowing that I'd pick up anything else I needed as I went through the game. So here's the deal for anyone looking to buy this game; basically, you just work your way through the levels by completing the objectives in set missions. Unfortunately, I've only ever completed the first mission, and don't intend on completing ...  Read the complete review

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian is currently in the HMV sale priced at a nicely tagged £10, so I thought to myself; why not give it a try! I never spotted a review of this online when checking for bargains, and nobody I know even mentioned this to me, so I was taking a bit of a risk - mostly on Wii format! Needless to say, after spending a couple of hours playing around with it, I found it to be quite impressive. It has a Lego Indiana Jones feel to it, as it uses a drop-in and drop-out Dungeon Siege type of party combat, which is set in your typical fantasy world of Narnia. There is a lot of great cinematics that combine well ...  Read the complete review