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Conduit 2 (Nintendo Wii, 2011)
Price:
C $65.20
Approximately£37.43
+ C $51.38 postage
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30 days return. Buyer pays for return postage.
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this game is completely bonkers and I loved every minute of it it cast you in a roll of a secret service agent playing alongside President Washington and Lincoln fighting off aliens that control the Illuminati. It boasts crazy alien weapons and powers and the more traditional shotguns and pistols if you are looking for shooting games on the Wii this the original conduit and red steel 2 are your only picks.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Conduit 2 is a bit disappointing in some respects, while pleasing in others. The graphics have improved immensely and some new weapons have made their debut. The Wii control is a little ungainly in certain parts of the game, meaning the cursor suddenly goes up and down or off screen. This isn't an issue with my controls or my console, it is in fact an issue in the game, a glitch. The switch to "Boss" battles, reminiscent of Zelda, were a step backward for this series and should have been left out. The game length seemed to be shorter than before, but the most annoying part was the new voice for Mr. Ford. He sounds like an illiterate dork to say the least. Over all not a bad game but if I were you I would save a few dollars and buy this one used for under $20. A fair rating for this game is a 3, out of 5.Read full review
I had read all of the reviews from Amazon, IGN, Nintendo, and other game review sites, before I purchased the game. Based on the good reviews from highly credible sites, I decided to purchase the game (and I am glad I did). It is not the best FPS when stacked against other consoles FPS, but that is ok. Conduit 2 is a good blend of halo and COD, but far from directly relating to both. I really like the way the "load outs" or classes per say, are customizable through the advancements made in the game; it forces the gamer to actually play single player to unlock the different perks and weapon options, which I feel all people buy COD or Halo for is the Multi-Player. The single player mode is much advanced from The Conduit 1, and is actually quite interesting to play. The addition of "boss battles" for each stage was a great advancement, although the final battle was a little dissapointing. In terms of the co-op multiplayer and split screen, it is addicting. Once you make some progress on the single player, the multiplayer gun selection is quite adequate. The levels are well laid out, although there are some glitches I have found. The good new is, High Voltage is able to patch those glitches: hopefully they do soon. Overall, the game is a great buy for the Wii. I really like the diversity the game allows a player to be with what controller they want to use, and the game allows a player to completely customize the button layout. If any people reading this review have a question, ask it in the comments and I will be sure to answer it with the best of my ability. I give Conduit 2, a 8.5 out of 10.Read full review
Despite the ridiculous cost of this game (it's a little lower now that I paid way too much) it is not as good as the first one. Conduit 2 seems all over the place - there isn't a set direction and you can wonder around and around before finally finding what is supposed to be accomplished next. THEN is when the "helping" voice confirms your find. Yeah, I wish I could go back and save my 30 bucks for something better.
As good as the first. No Kevin Sorbo, though. Oh well.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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