Today Konami released a bunch of new screenshots for their Wii game Elebits. There are a total of seven new images to be viewed.
According to the developer, Elebits is a revolutionary game of hide and seek as players search high and low for Elebits, mischievous little creatures that are the source of the world's power. Use the unique functionality of the innovative Wii controller to push, pull, lift and throw anything in the environment as you attempt to track down these playful little creatures. As they capture Elebits, players will be able to further interact with the environment, using them to provide power to different implements that will help them in their search.
Key Features:
- Konami's first game for the Wii
- Use the innovative Wii controller to interact with the environment in your search for Elebits, pushing, lifting and throwing anything within reach
- Use captured Elebits and their power-generating abilities to open up additional options and opportunities in the ever changing environment
- Search quietly to sneak up on the Elebits or create a commotion to scare them out of their hiding places
- Gain levels to increase your lifting ability and interact with more in the environment
- Play simultaneously with friends to see who can collect the most Elebits
Game Idealist take a look at the top ten gifts for new Wii gamers back in 2006.
Matt Jay: "When the Wii was about to be released, I could not have been a more jazzed little Nintendo fanboy. My bros and I were in high school and had loved Nintendo for all our lives, as many of us of course have. With well-produced videos and coy press releases, Nintendo slowly revealed info about the console and made wild and lofty promises about the mystery codenamed “Revolution”. It totally worked on me. For two nights and one day, I stayed in front of the Best Buy in my town in a tent. I was second in line and the employees leaving work Friday night told us we were crazy and to go home. They opened the store the next day to a line around the building."
This game is kooky, cool and easy to play! It's a blast to run around, tossing things all over the place as you hunt for Elebits. Even with a weak multiplayer mode and some sketchy graphics, as long as you mute the game when Kai's talking, it's great fun and mostly non-violent.
