False innovations and true deficiencies

For more than 13 years and its edition on Saturn, the principle of Worms is unchanged: the earthworm teams clash in turn with various firearms until no remains more than one team in. The different editions of Worms have since had their ups and downs and the latest (Worms Open Warfare 2) was a real success. Suddenly, the only disappointment is greater here.

_ The good: the game is 2D; the single player mode is fun.
_ The bad: 16 weapons in all and for all (goodbye bananas and ninja ropes); implausible slowdowns seen the power of the Wii under the "modesty" of the game; lack of visibility of information on the screen; no online game mode.
_ Neutral points: it now uses the wiimote to use the weapons, which brings an additional challenge more technical than strategic; teams to have 3 instead of 4; the weapons have changed names.

Finally, and although the game is still fun with friends, you feel the same disappointment after the first Worms Open Warfare DS: the feeling of having your hands a test game unfinished. Let's just hope that, like the DS, we will have a second Wii most complete version, which will abandon the false innovations and will return to the fundamentals of the series. To summarize: correct play, pending better.