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Disaster: Day Of Crisis (Wii)

Disaster: Day Of Crisis (Wii)From: Nintendo
Category: Video Games

List Price: £34.99
Buy New: £7.44
as of 8/9/2010 00:55 BST details
You Save: £27.55 (79%)



New (13) Used (17) from £4.98

Seller: mrsblackpool
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 14 reviews
Sales Rank: 4497

Platform: Nintendo Wii
Genre: simulation-games
Media: Video Game
Age: 11 - 18 years
Operating System: Nintendo Wii
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.4 x 0.6

MPN: RVL P RDZP
UPC: 045496366445
EAN: 0045496366445
ASIN: B000FNJ0IK

Release Date: October 14, 2008
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days

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Product Description

Survive nature's most devastating catastrophes in Disaster: Day of Crisis, a panic inducing survival game for Wii. In a devastatingly short period of time, an unprecedented wave of natural disasters has pummelled the United States. On top of this inexplicable series of disasters, a rogue Special Forces unit has taken advantage of the chaos and seized a nuclear weapon. Only Ray, a former member of an elite rescue task force, has decided to take a stand.

  • Guide former marine Ray as he tackles the terrorist cell SURGE and battles against the forces of nature
  • Use the Wii Remote and Nunchuk in a diverse range of ways to overcome your environment, rescue citizens and take out your enemies
  • Enjoy the movie-like storyline that unfolds



Customer Reviews:
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5 out of 5 stars Fantastic   February 18, 2010
VolkaN (Derbyshire, UK)
Good plot, intelligent, enjoyable action game. It's an opportunity to be able to fully use your nunchuk controller. Enjoy the game!!!


5 out of 5 stars The best game on the Wii   December 17, 2009
John Clayton III (Greystoke)
Wow, now THIS is more like it!

A fun, engrossing action game that is just the perfect length, makes genuinely good use of the Wii's controls, has bags of variety in it's gameplay, a truly enjoyable plot that serves as a mish mash homage to countless action and disaster movies like Cliffhanger, Dante's Peak, Day after Tomorrow and several others, and some truly impressive visuals combine to form one of the best games I have played this generation and the single best game I have played on the Wii.

Playing as former marine and 'international rescue team' member Raymond Bryce, the game has you desperately fighting your way through the armies of terrorist organisation SURGE(Seriously) in an attempt to rescue the sister of Raymond's dead friend in a city that is being ripped apart by disasters and is threatened with annihilation if SURGE gets to use their nuclear bombs. The plot is absolutely OTT bonkers crazy in the best way possible. It never takes itself too seriously, but manages to avoid self parody for the most part. This is FUN stuff.

Played mostly from a third person perspective, the game has a lot in common with underrated PS2 disaster simulator SOS The Final Escape in it's execution, but Disaster is MUCH more polished and smooth to play, with some truly astounding use of scale in some of it's set pieces as sky scrapers collapse around you as you run down city streets and lava chases you as you drive down ash covered mountain roads. The game looks great for a Wii title and offers and excellently tense experience, and that's before you get to the other aspects of the gameplay, which consist mostly of the driving and shooting sections. Driving sections are a little tricky to master I thought, using the Wii remote alone as a "steering wheel" as racing games on the Wii do, these are the weakest parts of the game, but even then are still really well done. Combat plays more or less the same as classic Namco Playstation/Arcade shooter series 'Time Crisis', with a cover based light gun type affair conveying the shoot outs in a suitably over the top manner, but not to the point where they outstay their welcome. All the differing sections are well balanced throughout.

Nothing more can really be said about this title than it is a definitive must buy. This is not code language, you MUST buy this game now if you have a Wii and have not yet played it, especially with the price so low now.

Phenomenal stuff, just awesome.



5 out of 5 stars brilliant   October 8, 2009
Kelly Ireland (kent /england)
i apsolutly loved this game, i love natural disasters and this sounded really good and it was this is actually my favorite game even those i completed it a couple of months ago :P great graphics great story however i wish it coud have gone on longer but the game was still brilliant, and it actually taught me alot about natural diseasters, i didnt even know what lahaars were until i played this game apsolut;ly brilliant. i wouldnt just recommened it i would buy it for all my friends!!!


2 out of 5 stars Weak   September 1, 2009
S. Pearce (Kent)
3 out of 7 found this review helpful

They say that if it looks too good to be true, then its probably not. If you enjoyed the amazing trailers for this game then you'll find the above cliche appropriate. Disaster Day of Crisis is aptly named. It's almost a disaster, and it will keep you entertained for a day. The cut-scenes are excellent in this title and therein lies the problem. Around 75% of the experience is watching the pre-rendered graphics tell you a story. Granted the game-play that is interspersed is varied between driving, shooting, exploring the landscape, and interacting with the environment, but none of it really leaves you wanting you more. The shooting and driving parts are particularly primitive, no doubt because so little of the game engine is devoted to it.
The good parts are the interesting story (you're like a Red Adair rescue fellow) and some interesting use of the Wii remote to grab the wrists of people falling, or to treat injuries.
I can see this title appealing to "non game-players" or an older audience, but there's not enough in it to keep most players amused for long.



5 out of 5 stars really good gameplay   June 23, 2009
nix (uk)
this is a great game. took weeks to complete and very unusual in that it asks you to perform rescues as well as shoot enemies. agree that some of the film sequences ae too long. found each new level a real challenge and there is a lot of variety.

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