The locking system is very inconsistent, and the guns don't always shoot where you point the cursor. The weapons you obtain are gun-like in nature, and they can be manually aimed with the Wii remote or locked on to a particular enemy with the Z-targeting system. Even though there are some charge attacks that require the motion of the controller, you'll tend to favor pulling the trigger to attack. You can take down the pill bugs, earwigs, and spiders you come across by either swinging the Wii remote around or just hitting the B trigger. In the process of collecting items, you'll need to kill ferocious creatures and interact with the environment. Getting to the second part of the game isn't something you'll enjoy doing, but the stuff that's there makes the game a little more worth playing. The mission variety gets somewhat better in the second part of the game (though there are still plenty of collect quests), with more action-based missions and some decent boss battles. Some of the fetching missions, which are not fun, can take fifteen minutes or more to complete. That is fun to do, but it lasts less than five minutes. The most notable example I can think of is a race sequence, where you have to lead a team of ants through an obstacle course within a time limit. There are actually just as many missions where you do things that aren't as bad, but they are very short compared to the time spent scavenging. The first half of the game is mostly spent going through these god-awful boring collect/return missions. Pick up sugar crystals and bring them back. Pick up injured ant children and bring them back. The majority of the game forces you to collect items and bring them back to a goal area, with no real attempt to hide the fact that you're doing it. Good games will mask these stale modes of gameplay with fun ways to obtain the items in question, or will change the rules a bit to get the items in a roundabout way. It is natural for games to incorporate collect-a-thon missions or fetch quests into their designs. One thing's for sure: I would rather spend $10 to enjoy the story in theaters than spend $50 and suffer through it in the Wii game.
#GAME BULLY BASED OFF MOVIE#
At least, I think that's how the movie goes, since I haven't seen it. In the movie, a little kid with has a thing for terrorizing ants gets shrunk down to ant size and faces the very ants he was destroying, eventually saving the colony from some exterminator guy.
#GAME BULLY BASED OFF SOFTWARE#
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