PokePark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure
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Play as Pikachu and interact with many Pokémon! Players guide Pikachu through the adventure to save the PokéPark! You can meet many other Pokémon who appear in the game and talk to them. Characters in PokéPark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure speak with the same voices from the Pokémon animated TV series and movies! Much of the appeal of PokéPark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure is seeing the Pokémon interact with and speak to each other. There is a great variety of Pokémon for Pikachu to become friends with! PokéPark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure is a single player action-adventure game for Wii set in the ever-popular Pokémon game universe. An entirely new take on Pokémon gameplay, players take on the role of Pikachu as he explores the gameworld in search of the means to save PokéPark. Along the way he will compete with other Pokémon in various competitions, activities and some battles, through which he accumulates friends who will help him in his quest and upgrades his own special skills. A
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
 Fun game, limited age range,
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This is a fun game for young Pokemon fans. My son is 8 years old and really enjoyed this game. PokePark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure can be played by children as young as 5 or 6, as long as parents are willing to play along and read the text, and possibly participate in some of the more difficult mini-games. I think Pokemon fans older than 10 might find this game a little too basic, and possibly “babyish”.
In this game, you are Pikachu and you must find all 14 Prism pieces so you can access the Sky Pavillion and reunite all of PokePark. You can befriend each Pokemon you meet, usually through short games such as Chase, Hide and Seek, Quizes, or Battles. There are also a few minigames called Attractions that you must find and clear in order to receive Prism pieces and move on in the game. This game can be completed in about 20 hours of gameplay, with possibly a few more hours devoted to finding and befriending all 193 Pokemon available in the game. As a parent, I enjoyed this game because it shows you the personalities of each Pokemon, which not all Pokemon games do. I especially would recommend this game for kids ages 7-9, or younger if they can read or parents are willing to read to them. Even if they aren’t Pokemon fans yet, they might be after playing PokePark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Fun Game,
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This game is aimed more to younger kids however I grew up with Pokemon when it first came out in the 90s and have loved it ever since. I am now 23 and yes, I play this game. It isn’t a real challenging game and is good for just relaxing. You don’t blow stuff up and its not gory. It fits in well with the Pokemon universe. I just like the free roaming aspect of it and seeing all the different kinds of Pokemon. I also have PokePark II and was a little disappointed with it. Its still fun but mostly has new Pokemon from Pokemon Black and White in it and not many of the originals. I guess I’m partial to the original cartoons with just 150 species and the original Gameboy (Red,Blue,Yellow) games. If you like Pokemon and are more of a fan of the originals I would highly recommend this game however if you just like Pokemon and know more about the newly introduced species then you should consider PokePark II as well. I have both and am very happy.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This is a very cute game. My only complaint is that it is one player. You are Pikachu, and you have to find other Pokemon and beat them at various games like tag to make them your friends. There are certain games, racing games, that you can pick a different character to be, but for the main part of the game you are Pikachu. That is great for my child who loves Pikachu, but my other ones have other favorites. I wish it was 4 player as most video games are, that way they could all play at once. Other than that it is a great game. They take turns, and it is clean and appropriate for young children. My kids are 4, 5 and 6 and really like this game. A teenager would probably find it stupid and childish, but for little kids it is cute.
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Fun game, limited age range,
In this game, you are Pikachu and you must find all 14 Prism pieces so you can access the Sky Pavillion and reunite all of PokePark. You can befriend each Pokemon you meet, usually through short games such as Chase, Hide and Seek, Quizes, or Battles. There are also a few minigames called Attractions that you must find and clear in order to receive Prism pieces and move on in the game. This game can be completed in about 20 hours of gameplay, with possibly a few more hours devoted to finding and befriending all 193 Pokemon available in the game. As a parent, I enjoyed this game because it shows you the personalities of each Pokemon, which not all Pokemon games do.
I especially would recommend this game for kids ages 7-9, or younger if they can read or parents are willing to read to them. Even if they aren’t Pokemon fans yet, they might be after playing PokePark Wii: Pikachu’s Adventure.
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