It's actually not that bad, for what it is. The control works well enough and the music's decent, so IGN wouldn't be too terribly upset at someone for spending five bucks to download this. But as a whole package it's far too limited to really recommend -- it's repetitive, it misses the chance to do anything interesting with its source material and it's really just a quick port-up from its original iVersion with no extra effort given to make it stand out as a WiiWare title.
Nintendo Enthusiast:
Nordcurrent, the developers of Robin Hood on WiiWare and PSP, are having a massive giveaway. The first 800 people in this promotion will get the game for free instead of the regular $5.
There has been many instance that an iPhone game was release on Wii also and has the same taste of Success but Robin Hood: The Return of Richard doesn't comes under these category due to its shortcoming.
Nintendo Okie takes a look at Nordcurrent's latest WiiWare title, Robin Hood: Return of Richard. Console owners have come to expect a variety of experiences, even among their downloadable titles. Robin Hood: Return of Richard doesn’t have any.
