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Endless Ocean for Nintendo Wii
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Navigating their way through the depths of the ocean using the Wii remote, players guide their character using the pointer's cursor,...
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Navigating their way through the depths of the ocean using the Wii remote, players guide their character using the pointer's cursor, visible as a bright blue dot. When players wish to interact with fish or plants they can highlight them with the pointer and press the A Button. By doing so, players discover new species and build up their fish log. Whats more you can also befriend companions like a dolphin which will become your partner and with whom you can train and swim with.
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A blue meditation
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Pros: Meditative, minimal structure, relaxing as much as it is fun
Cons: Interaction with other people in the game, silly plotline
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There are a few picky problems in the full review, despite this, Endless Ocean is worth the cash. It is more for adults so it shouldn't be a kid's present.
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Beautiful graphics, educational, and relaxing
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Pros: Visually impressive, educational content, relaxing gameplay, decent story content.
Cons: Really a single player game.
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I would recommend this game for those looking for something educational and/or as an alternative to fast action, mindless games.
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Fun, relaxing, different game.
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Pros: Fun, educational, relaxing, easy, good graphics
Cons: Wish they had someone read the words, 1 player
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A different game to help you unwind and learn about marine life.
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Endless relaxation
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Pros: Excellent graphics, peaceful new age music
Cons: No point to the game, just exploring
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This game isn't really for serious gamers who like to move forward in levels, but it is a different kind of video game so I would recommend it.
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