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Wing Island - Nintendo Wii

Platform : Nintendo Wii |
Rated: Everyone
3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 11 ratings
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  • Family friendly game for all ages, featuring a cast of colorful characters

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Take to the skies with Wing Island, the first flight action game for the Wii.

As Junior, a wide-eyed teenager with incredible piloting skills, soar around Shell Island taking on jobs to keep your family aviation business running. From dusting crops to more daring missions like aerial fire fighting, players will use the Wii Remote to perform aerial acrobatics and learn to fly in formation, controlling a group of 5 planes at once.
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Family friendly game for all ages, featuring a cast of colorful characters
Use the unique controls of the Wii Remote to soar through the skies
Engage in over 20 missions from racing and crop dusting, to fire fighting and stopping thieves from stealing treasure
Earn money to unlock and upgrade a variety of new planes
Compete against a friend in a collection of 2-player mini games

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3.9 out of 5 stars
3.9 out of 5
11 global ratings

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B. Nelson
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2017
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Second one is nice.
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N. Alegria
4.0 out of 5 stars Great game for flying ace kids
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2007
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I got this game for my son's 7th birthday. It's challenging enough for him that it holds his interest, but not so difficult that he gives up in tears (although he has requested the aid of his big sister a couple of times). The story serves as a framework for a series of missions - finding cows, blowing up annoying rocks, etc.

My only complaint is that the Save option is buried in an Options menu, but you can turn on Auto-save (not enabled by default).
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AzRain
2.0 out of 5 stars Not so fun
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2016
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Got this game after my daughter was bugging me for months to buy it. Well, once she got it, she wasn't that impressed with it. She didn't quite share her dissatisfaction with Wing Island, other than saying it was "super boring".
For few weeks all i've heard coming from her room was a sound of small airplane flying around, and then she finally called it quits :)
Wii games are usually fun and engaging, and i can't remember ever having to sell or donate a wii game before, but i believe we resold this one.
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Terrell Lewis
3.0 out of 5 stars Not what I was looking for
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2011
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I was (am) looking for a game similar to the flying game in Wii Resort. I've found all but one of the locations there and enjoy relaxing and flying around the island.

In this game, most of the time you're flying a formation of 5 planes at a time, the islands are not as detailed as Wii Resort and a lot more boxy. If you like this sort of thing, I found the missions challenging, but I'm not a die-hard gamer. There's no way to save more than one game or profile at a time, so, if the grandkids want to play, they either continue my game, or I have to start over.
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Janice Gallagher
5.0 out of 5 stars Great for airplane enthusiasts
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2010
I bought this for my four year old as he loves airplanes. The variety of games is fun for him plus he gets to choose which plane he flies. It is one of his favorites.
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Ant Hill
4.0 out of 5 stars Fun Game That Could Have Been Better
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2008
Despite the fact that this game has a few areas that could have been improved, it is still a fun game. The pros of this game include: simple controls, average graphics, and enough challenge to keep you playing. The cons include: some difficult maneuvers, several tedious missions to beat, a bit of unrealism, and a lack of variety.

The game play, challenge, and graphics are three of the enjoyable aspects of this game. The basic controls are easy: tilt the Wii remote up to go up, down to go down, etc. The graphics, although not entirely realistic are still believable considering that the game is more on the "cartoony" side. There are three different islands that can be played as you progress through the game. The islands have caves to fly through, rock arches to fly under, towns to fly over, and many other features. There are about eight missions per island in story mode. You have to beat the first four to get the next four plus a new island to explore. The three game modes you can play are: story mode (play missions), free play (where you can explore the islands), and competition mode (where you can play different aerial mini-games against other players). It is a completely non-violent game.

However, there are four areas that could have been better. Several formation changes are difficult to do when you are dodging houses, walls, and the like. They don't sound hard (thrust the Wii remote forward to signal a straight formation) but the game doesn't always do what you want it to do. There are a few missions that are challenging, because of a time limit, and they require multiple attempts to beat. There is also a bit of inconsistency in the way the game rewards you for completing missions. On some missions it seems that no matter what you do, you don't earn any reward even if you complete them perfectly and on other missions you barely complete them and get a great reward. The game is also a bit unrealistic because you always start in the air and can never takeoff or land anywhere because there are no airports. In terms of variety of planes, there is not quite enough. There are only six planes that you can fly and there are no jets; there are only propeller planes and none of them are real airplanes. You start with two planes, a single-engine biplane and a double-engine biplane. You can "buy" a faster single-engine biplane, a tri-engine biplane, a biplane that sort of looks like a jet, and another biplane that also looks like a jet. But as someone who plays a lot of Flight Simulator, maybe I'm just spoiled.

All in all, I still found this game worth the rental fee even with its cons and would recommend this game to anyone who wouldn't mind only being able to fly propeller planes and would also like a relatively easy game compared with other airplane games. Some people might not like it because there is a lack of aircraft to choose from and you are not able to takeoff or land. In addition, I completed all of the game missions and unlocked/bought all the planes in only four hours of game play. It may be best to rent the game first to see if you enjoy it enough to buy it.
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AngieB
3.0 out of 5 stars A Lot of Fun
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2013
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Really challenging at first. Searching for the different items you have to really work at it. Takes a litle too long to get in to the games.
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A.N.
2.0 out of 5 stars not very good
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2007
I rented this game and i am glad i didn't buy it. it has a very kid oriented cast of characters and look to the game play. its somewhat challenging with the controls which kind of makes you wonder why they made it geared towards kids with the difficulty level it has. the controls themselves aren't that great. too many things being based on remote movement and they don't respond like they are supposed to. for example to use a speed boost you thrust the remote forward and to brake fast you thrust it backward, yet when you try to brake the Wii senses like you are thrusting forward for some reason when you are not. took me quite a few tries in the training sessions to get the plane to brake. the game over all is just not fun. Later that day after playing this game i went and bought blazing angels for Wii. now that is a game to get if you like flying although it is a war game instead of some poorly done pilot wings ripoff like wing island. the controls in blazing angels are what flying games need to all base theirs on.
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