Cosmic Family for Wii
Mini-games for kids.
Nintendo has yelled from the mountain tops time and time again that it wants the Wii to expand gaming. Mum, dad, brother, sister, girlfriend (a what?); it wants everyone.
Heading the call once more is Ubisoft, which has announced early learning title Cosmic Family for release in the middle of this year.
You are (or more likely your children are) invited aboard the Cosmic Family's rocket-house, where you can find 15 different mini-games to help improve memory, hand-eye coordination, creativity, and imagination.
"Cosmic Family is a great title for young Wii players and their families, with simple point-and-click controls that will be easy to learn and provide the freedom to navigate wherever players choose to go," reckons John Parkes, EMEA marketing director at Ubisoft. "Families will enjoy playing this game together, as it unfolds more like an interactive adventure than a traditional video game."
A game to help make your console one to fight over, yet with more mini-game titles than cerebral releases, perhaps you'll let the children win.
Have a butcher's at the latest screenshots here.
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We've got quite a few, and they're fun, but the compatibility and general bugginess make them unplayable in parts.
If the Wii had some quiz games, betting (horse races, etc), and the like, I'd buy them in an instant.
I'm more than happy enough with Zelda, Monkey Ball, et al, but I can't see my parents playing them
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Sounds pretty grim to me, but considering my mum struggled with much more beyond tennis, boxing and cow racing it might be truly simple enough for everyone?
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Great idea but I get the feeling Nintendo don't like doing anything that requires too much localisation, their games normally avoid any specific cultural references (except to other games).
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My son got one of these for Christmas from a relative. It's complete shite! Half of it won't even work on our DVD player, we can only play it on the PC. And the bits that do work are so slow and boring that he's lost interest before the game actually starts.