They’re fun, but much like the story, nothing to get excited over. These games can be played with up to four players in multiplayer mode. Players use the Wii Remote in a light gun fashion, shooting ingredients in mid-air. The first mini-game players encounter is a cake-making game.
This, also, in not a bad thing, as mini-games are fun to do every once in a while, but usually aren’t engaging enough to be the focus of the game. At first the battles are easy (Iron Tail will destroy everything), but as the game progresses the battles increase in numbers and difficulty, but that’s not a bad thing.Īttractions, which are essentially mini-games, are few and far between. You have three distinct moves to use on opponents, with type advantages still in effect. The battles are the only part of the game that are interesting. There are various ways to befriend Pokémon in the game, including playing a game of Chase (essentially tag), completing a fetch quest, and battling other Pokémon.
Unless you're, you know, looking at yourself in the water. Every Pokémon in the game looks nice and clean, and they even sound cartoony as they each scream their own names while you pass them. Aside from adding your new friends to your list of friends, (which serves a faux Pokédex), the more friends you have the easier it becomes to enter Wish Park. When you befriend a Pokémon, you are able to continue to interact with them and gain berries, the game’s currency, or unlock other side quests that will allow you to befriend even more Pokémon. While adventuring in single-player mode, Pikachu and his buddies can befriend Pokémon from all five generations. It’s enough to keep some players interested, but nothing to gush over. There are a fair amount of areas to explore, though the story isn’t very captivating. It’s up to Pikachu, Oshawott, Snivy and Tepig to save the day and defeat the Master of Wish Park. Pokémon from Wish Park are abducting Pokémon from the regular world and controlling their minds with evil cakes. The story is a simple one: there is a dark world full of cakes and dark Pokémon. See how psyched everyone is? It's like this ALL THE TIME. The game now has a lengthy single-player mode, significantly less attractions, and an interchangeable team. PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond is the follow up to the original PokéPark, but with a complete overhaul on almost everything.
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