Wall-E (Wii)

I bought this for my son as he loves anything Wall-e related. It is also classed as a U rating so I thought it would be suitable for him, he is 4 (although still better than me at the majority of our Wii games!). Bad idea! You need to simultaneously use the controller and the nunchuck, one for moving him around and the other to adjust the camera angle. Now this is difficult for some adults to achieve, never mind a child! The actual game is just as difficult. On one section of the game you have to: build rubbish cubes position Wall-e in front of a target position the camera zoom in to the target re-position the ...  Read the complete review

Like most Pixar productions, I absolutely loved Wall-E. It really is a heartwarming and entertaining movie, with great computer graphics, memorable characters and a touching storyline. Wall-E the game on the Wii is produced by Heavy Iron Studios, the same game Studio that developed the Ratatouille game. In the game you take control of both Wall-E himself, the tiny trash-compacting robot, and EVE, his shiny flying laser shooting plant-scanning friend / love interest. The gameplay is simple and easy to pick up. When you're playing as Wall-E, it's a platformer with very simple puzzles to solve. These often involve picking up and throwing objects, ...  Read the complete review

My son turned 5 this month, and my wife and I were doing some last minute window shopping to see if we could find anything he might like. Still reeling from the excitement at Christmas, we didn't expect him to be too fussed about what we go him, especially seeing as grandma was buying him a fish tank and some fish! However, I was in Game and spotted Wall-E for the Wii for under a tenner! I bought it straight away for him, and when he got home from school and opened it, he was so excited that we let him play it first thing the next morning. It was a hit with him straight away, so in this sense it was a success, and I have to say that I really enjoyed it as ...  Read the complete review

The first time you load a game created as a spin-off from a movie - and a kid's movie at that - is normally as disapponting as opening a birthday present from your crazy; chances are you're going to unwrap a box of Aldi-brand "smellies" or a big bag of Turkish Delight. But then, just one time she suprises you with a radio-controlled helicopter and a Russ Meyer DVD box set. Has WALL-E turned out to be the grateful exception to the rule? Giving us a glimmer of hope was that WALL-E is a pretty awesome animated film (cute but scruffy Johnny 5-inspired trash-compacting robot falls for sleek and shiny reconnaissance fembot). Add to that fact that Havok have ...  Read the complete review

My son and I are absolutely mad on wall e, i dont know why exactly but hes is just adoreable, So i had to buy the game. In the future Earth is damaged by trash, pollution and mass consumerism and BnL designed loads of wall e's ( Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-class) to clean up Earth, itshould have only taken 5years but 700 years later Earth is still the same. The only thing living is a cockroach and wall e , still carrying on his day to day duties. Everything changes when a ship lands on Earth, thats when wall e falls in love with Eve ( Extra-terrestrial Vegetation Evaluator). Eve is sent to Earth to find evidence that Earth can support life so she ...  Read the complete review