Escape The Museum

New Arrival Adventure Nintendo Wii Game, In Escape the Museum, a devastating earthquake has rocked the foundations of the National Museum of History and players must help Susan Anderson, who was knocked unconscious by falling debris while searching the museum for survivors. Escape from the crumbling building to the safety outside. Thwarted by doors blocked with rubble and tripped alarm systems, players wander through the museum’s maze of 12 different hunt and find areas and 25 action-packed adventure scenes, using the Wii Remote to uncover hidden exits and save priceless archaeological artifacts. Along the way, players will solve puzzles, consult a map and access hints to help them inch closer to freedom and a joyful reunion with Susan’s lost daughter.

Product Features

• Use yourWii Remote to uncover exits, find and save valuable archeological objects and ultimately reunite with your daughter
• Explore 25 adventure scenes and 12 different hunt and find areas
• Solve puzzles to move from one room of the museum to the next
• Outsmart museum alarms to ensure your exit isn¿t blocked
• Two bonus mini-games provide additional challenge

Review : Space Chimps

The new adventure game from Brash Entertainment, Space Chimps is a 1-2 player action & adventure game that chronicles the quest of Ham and Luna as they overcome the perils of an alien planet in search of Earth’s lost Infinity Space Probe. The story is about his grandfather’s legacy lands HAM III, a quick-witted circus chimp with the genetics of a space hero, smack in the middle of a Senator’s election-inspired plan to discover alien life. As the newest recruit to a team of highly trained space chimps, HAM III becomes a reluctant passenger on a harrowing mission through a dangerous inter-universe wormhole. This galactic adventure rockets the irreverent HAM and his fellow space chimps, TITAN and LUNA, deep into the cosmos to a wondrous planet ruled by a bizarre, tyrannical king. With the threat of death-by-dunking at the hands of the evil king constantly dangling over their heads, the Astro-chimps find themselves responsible for the success of the Horizon’s perilous mission, their own survival, and the emancipation of the planet. Sometimes it takes a trip to outer space to learn an important inner lesson: when the banana splits, it’s what’s inside that counts.

This is the product feature that you can find as as following.

• Tumble, jump, climb and swing your way through environments just like the movie
• Switch from fighting mode to sneaking mode to puzzle solving mode
• Interact with familiar faces from the movie and brand new characters created just for the game
• Fly on the backs of alien fluvians, or get yourself your own pair of flutter eye wings
• Single player story mode or 1-2 player multiplayer

For My Word Coach

I would like to review this game, new adventure Wii Game, My Word Coach, is developed in collaboration with linguists, helps players improve their verbal communication and vocabulary in a fun way. Practice with six different exercises to choose between. The Players can input missing letters from words, spell out the answers to various definitions, choose which word matches a particular definition, form specific words with Scrabble-like tiles, and more. Three levels of difficulty are available, and the game includes a built-in dictionary of over 17,000 words. Two of the games can be played multi player over wireless and five multi player games can be accessed when linking the Wii and DS. The data of up to three different players can be saved.

There are some review as following

Finally! High Expectations Met – Scholarly Success for Autodidacts!,

I spent an hour wringing my hands at the store deciding whether or not to plunk down the $50 bucks for this game. I love word games from Boggle, to Scrabble, to the Jumble in the newspaper. My concern was that Ubisoft might have dumbed the content down for an audience of younger gamers. Three minutes into the game I saw the words “paroxysm” and “raffishness” pop up and I knew they had done nothing of the sort. The result is a great success that exceed my high expectations of how a word training game might be. The game is not anything like the shallow Brain Age/Big Brain Academy but rather an in depth word training game designed by phd linguists. There is some actual meat to this game unlike the others that satisfies your quest for knowledge and fun simultaneously. The game really trains your vocabulary skills. In fact I would think it would even be acceptable for someone studying for the vocabulary portion of an ACT, SAT, or the graduate GRE Exam and even ESL. From the get go Word Coach tests the player to find a baseline at which to start building from and provides tutorials on how to play the learning games. The controls are really easy and really satisfying that is fun to carry out. The spray painting of letters takes a few minutes to get but within no time it’ll feel second nature. I began and within about 40 minutes had reached my quota for the day. After that you can continue playing but the game won’t rate you or introduce too many words as there is science and thought going on to keep the learning of words manageable. As soon as I sat down the controller my Mom a former English teacher picked up the game and played for an hour and a half, and she “doesn’t like games” but there was something about this one. So you’ll find it accessible for the non gamer as well. We even battled each other in missing letter multi player. Conclusion, My Word Coach is high brow yet approachable for anyone that wants to improve their vocabulary and become more literate or expressive. If you were on the fence then get off and go buy. This game and Mario Galaxy have justified my Wii purchase tenfold. Ubisoft also makes My Word Coach Spanish and French for the DS. Here’s to hoping they bring these titles to the Wii or I might just have to buy a DS after getting to try the store clerks copy.