Distinct elements give the Wii iteration of Jumper: Griffin's Story a slightly different feel than the Xbox 360 release, but the end result is largely the same: a boring, unrefined, too-short brawler that you'll forget the second you eject the disc. Games Radar have already gone blank; what were they talking about?
You'll love:
- Decent comic-like cutscenes
- Sharper visuals on the Wii
- Easily beaten, forgotten
You'll hate:
- Glitches, collision issues
- Simple, bland gameplay
- Two hours for $50
