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Rudolpho from Jett Rocket (2010)
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Rudolpho from Jett Rocket (2010)
Gameplay from the first few stages of Jett Rocket a 3D platform games very much inspired by the N64 games from the genre like Super Mario 64 and Banjo-Kazooie. As the name suggests are hero has a jetpack strapped to back and can use it for a limited period to fly and hover. Fuel is limited, but there are plenty of recharging stations found on each level.
The 3D art style and gameplay homage the games of old perfectly, while at the same time addressing problems like the camera issues of the era. Something Yooka-Laylee struggled to do, Jett Rocket does everything just about right from the level design to the platforming. It plays and handles well and the levels feel just about the right length for the game taking around 5 -15 minutes to finish. At the same time you likely won't find everything hidden on each stage first time around encouraging you to come back and explore. The jetski level shown in the video is a fun welcome break from the platforming.
A well put together title well worth investing in for fans of the genre and gamers both young and old. A demo is also available for free on the Wii Shop Channel, so no excuses for not trying it out. Jett Rocket recieved a well deserved sequel which appeared on the 3DS eshop service.
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Free Wii Game Demos
Check out the first Free Wii Demos that came out back in Nov of 2010. BIT.TRIP FATE, And Yet It Moves, ThruSpace and Jett Rocket are reviewed and summarized in this article. You can find more Free Wii Game Demos on WiiWare, but remember, they only allow you to play each game for a limited amount of time.
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On November 22nd, Nintendo started allowing people to download free game demos from WiiWare. They used to allow downloadable demos but stopped in January of 2010 to develop a stricter policy. The demos will be available for a short period of time with new demos coming out every Monday. The first free Wii demos were BIT.TRIP FATE, And Yet It Moves, ThruSpace and Jett Rocket. This article contains a quick overview of each game.
BIT.TRIP FATE is the latest in the Gijin and Aksys’ series. It’s an on-rails shooter which means your character has a set path to move as the screen slowly scrolls from left to right. The main character, Commander Video, is sort of a large icon with his only softspot being a red plus sign. This is a retro game with synthesizers and 80s era graphics. The only thing modern is the motion sensing Nunchuk and Remote Plus you control your character with. Yet, don’t let that dissuade you from buying, as there are many favorable reviews for this game. It’s a good buy if you just want something simple and fun.
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