GoldenEye 007

Yeah, it's more of a reimagining than a remake (Daniel Craig is the new Bond, as Pierce Brosnan is gone). And, having played the excellent original, I was quite skeptical of this during Nintendo's E3 announcement. But considering that the UK developer Eurocom, who made the excellent Dead Space: Extraction and James Bond: Nightfire (they do know how to make 'em good), was at the helm of this game, perhaps I wasn't so skeptical about it. But the final product isn't just another Goldeneye. In fact, there are many differences from the original - as mentioned before, Pierce Brosnan is gone, for instance, and the weapons now have their actual names - but the key aspects that made the original so fun remain. The story is pretty well-known by now: Bond must stop a former colleague he thought was killed who is planning to get a weapon known as the Goldeneye. However, it's updated to today, in lieu of 1995. Considering the technical limitations of the Wii, the game is yet another that pushes it to its limits. 480p (HD/component video) output looks quite good for a Wii game, but is not up to the level of some other Wii titles like Monster Hunter Tri and Dead Space: Extraction, much less contemporary FPS games like Modern Warfare 2. Moreover, sound is used very well. With the excellent single-player campaign and the frantic multiplayer, as well as multiple control methods to choose from (even the not-often-used Wii Zapper is given notice, but the Classic Controller Pro is the best), this is the Wii's five-star FPS. It's also okay for teens. Violence is frequent, as with other shooters, but is quite mild. All you see from a bullet impact is a one-second spurt of blood. Headshots, which are usually very graphic in FPS games, are bloodless. Sniping is depicted through a scope view showing silhouettes of your enemies, making that (usually violent) part of FPS games less violent as well. Mild profanities pop up, such as "h*ll", "d*mn" and "*ss". There's only a bit of sexual content in a few scenes, including one with a baddie embracing his female coworker, and some dialogue includes lines like "Watch your hands, boy!" But, overall, Goldeneye is the best FPS on the Wii. If you even have a minor interest in shooters, don't hesitate to pick this up.

Good job with the graphics and all its really fun for both genders my 4 year old brother plays it too so why would this be bad I love being Natalya and I can shoot my dad really easy I also know all the best snyping places I love it for all the family! !? ? ? ?

very good for 10 plus kids. As a parent first i said no to my 10 year old son. but then he showed me videos of it. I still thought it was violent. especially near my 6 year old son. But then we tried it out. there was graphic blood. Barley any bad words but i would not recommend it for a 8 or lower kid.

If you're a kid, get you're mum and dad's attentions. If you're a parent, hear me out. This game is great for kids from 10 and up. The game is based upon violence, but James Bond is a great role model for kids. He saves the world from bad guys who want to do bad things. This game has little bad language. Only 3 bottom-of-the-chain bad words are used lightly. There is a scene in which two adults are kissing, but they are not naked. Very little sexual language is used in this scene. The site forgot to also include the last scene in which Bond and Natalya kiss. They are fully clothed and only seen for a brief second before the campaign ends. The game's multiplayer is no problem at all. There's no chat between players, so you don't need to worry about language in multiplayer. No usernames are seen through online multiplayer, so nobody can steal it.