Supersonic Wii – Review
Looking for a great reason to finally add Homebrew to your Nintendo Wii.
Here it is!
Supersonic Wii is exactly that one great reason to finally take the plunge and add the Homebrew Channel to your Wii. There is already an amazing line-up of great games for Wii homebrew and with the addition of the Supersonic Wii Homebrew has been taken to a whole new level.
“Supersonic Wii is a music rhythm game where the player needs to hit buttons in sync with the music being played. Called “space button Guitar Hero” by some, you play one part of the song at a time (focus on one instrument at a time, for example drums) until you’ve played it enough to continue on and try another. The sound for each instrument track only plays if you are successful at playing the pattern.
Supersonic Wii is a game based upon the game play of the AmplituDS homebrew game for the Nintendo DS, in turn based on the game Amplitude for the PlayStation 2 by Harmonix (the creators of the Guitar Hero and Rock Band franchises).” – wiibrew.org
This video clip demonstrates Supersonic Wii game play.
Supersonic Wii
Supersonic Wii has tons of control scheme options from using the Wiimote alone, with the Nunchuk, or even using the Guitar Hero guitar. There are lots of levels and a good number of songs to choose from. Supersonic Wii is exactly the kinda of game many people have been waiting from to finally make Homebrew irresistible.
Wii Homebrew Review gives Supersonic Wii a solid definitely rating and a score of 10/10. To make things even better is the very real possibility of a future multi-player mode and the addition of some motion controls. If you don’t have Wii Homebrew Supersonic Wii is a great reason to get it now. If you want more info on Homebrew and/or need help installing Homebrew click here.
Related posts:
- Mahjongg Wii – Review
- Wii Homebrew Updates – Jan. 21st, 2010
- redsquare – review
- Wii Guitar Hero 5 Stand-Alone Guitar
- Smashing! – Review
2 Responses to “Supersonic Wii – Review”
In case that you are having problems with your PS2 laserlens (or any other part inside for that matter) and have to open it up, try the Console Toolkit. It’s a universal opening tool for ALL videogame consoles on and off the market. A plastic card explaining precisely what tool to use for each unit is included. Check my link if you would like to find out more facts concerning this particular item.
Fine website! Have checked out the NEW Sony Playstation3 “Nunchuck”
? is kinda cool, I have added a movie on my site. if you wouldnt mind check my profile link or go to move-motion-controller.com