For those of us who long to dive under the deep blue ocean waters, but are physically unable to do so, you can now experience what divers do with Endless Ocean Blue World by Nintendo. Developed for their Wii console, this game brings the undersea world of Mother Earth's deepest depths right into your home. With excellent graphics, anyone can dive with a large school of fish surrounding them. World renowned rivers including the Amazon can be explored through Ocean Blue World.
In the game you are apart of an experienced diving team that is searching for an ancient tune played underwater worldwide. Play allows for the making of friends between the human players and also marine life. Nintendo programmers have added three hundred species in the game, so prepare to be amazed. Also, the controllers allow some very unique functions, such as an underwater pen with which you can actually draw symbols or make notes on the bottom of the ocean floor to record important items you'll need during your aquatic search. There are whistles to call sea animals with, you can offer the fish food and they will swim & eat out of your hand. You can use an underwater camera to take pictures of anything you would like.
This video game also incorporates the use of Wii Speak, a microphone accessory for the Wii console that allows people in up to four differing locations to talk to each other via a VOIP (voice over internet protocol) utilizing Nintendo's WiFi Connection. The small microphone sits on the top of your television screen. For about $30 US anyone can own a microphone to interact with other players. A simple download of the Wii Speak channel allows for users to voice message other players. Using the microphone in Ocean Blue World adds a realistic view to deep sea diving
The developers of Endless Ocean Blue World wanted to create an experience that was more than lifelike. Creativity and research combine to create an enjoyable deep sea diving experience.
Imagination, history, and scientific research combine to create exciting tours through ancient civilizations. The backdrops for all of the games scenes are in 3D, so you really get the feeling that you're diving right beside your compadres. Endless Ocean Blue World is hands down the Wii's most impressive game.
In the game you are apart of an experienced diving team that is searching for an ancient tune played underwater worldwide. Play allows for the making of friends between the human players and also marine life. Nintendo programmers have added three hundred species in the game, so prepare to be amazed. Also, the controllers allow some very unique functions, such as an underwater pen with which you can actually draw symbols or make notes on the bottom of the ocean floor to record important items you'll need during your aquatic search. There are whistles to call sea animals with, you can offer the fish food and they will swim & eat out of your hand. You can use an underwater camera to take pictures of anything you would like.
This video game also incorporates the use of Wii Speak, a microphone accessory for the Wii console that allows people in up to four differing locations to talk to each other via a VOIP (voice over internet protocol) utilizing Nintendo's WiFi Connection. The small microphone sits on the top of your television screen. For about $30 US anyone can own a microphone to interact with other players. A simple download of the Wii Speak channel allows for users to voice message other players. Using the microphone in Ocean Blue World adds a realistic view to deep sea diving
The developers of Endless Ocean Blue World wanted to create an experience that was more than lifelike. Creativity and research combine to create an enjoyable deep sea diving experience.
Imagination, history, and scientific research combine to create exciting tours through ancient civilizations. The backdrops for all of the games scenes are in 3D, so you really get the feeling that you're diving right beside your compadres. Endless Ocean Blue World is hands down the Wii's most impressive game.
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