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Wii - Mercury Meltdown Revolution

Customer Rating:

9.33 out of 10

3 total reviews

List Price:

$19.99

Our Price:

$19.5

You Save:

$0.49 (2%)

Product Description
Mercury Meltdown Revolution lets you guide a mercury blob through dangerous obstacle courses with your Wii Remote. Take control of a liquid mercury blob, guiding it around traps, door switches, spikes, moving floors and other hazardous elements in order to complete the level. Use your Wiimote to explore 150 levels and hidden labs, as you get used to the state of the art blob physics. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

Product Details

UPC: 893384000304

SKU: 10582086

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10 out of 10

What an addictive game! (JasonAtUCI, Irvine, CA, 2008-02-21)

I ordered this game when there was a 20% rebate on Overstock for checking out using PayPal, so it was a bargain. Its low retail price of $19.50 made me a bit skeptical about the quality of this game. I knew it was previously out for PS2 and PSP but I've never tried it. After 10 minutes into the game, however, am I glad I bought it! This game is PERFECT for the Wii controller. Basically you suppose to tilt a board to let the mercury blob get to the end of obstacles-filled maze without losing too much of it. It plays a lot like Super Monkey Ball from Sega. While Monkey Ball was a solid ball, the mercury blob is liquid and it can break up into pieces if you're not careful. There are a wide variety of well designed obstacles that makes every maze fun to go through. While on PS2 and PSP, you use directional pad to tilt the board, on the Wii you simply hold WiiMote side way using both hands. Tilting WiiMote forward, backward, left, and right will cause the board to move in corresponding direction. The objective of the maze starts very easy on the first few levels, but later on it becomes extremely difficult. However, if you can get that far into the game, you'll find this game very fun and addicting. Most likely, you'll welcome the challenge instead of giving it up out of frustration. Although the rating says "E" for everyone, some of the later maze might be too difficult for young children.