When it was finally announced that it actually should be a Wii-implementation, of course I was completely thrilled.
No less excited I was when I was able to play it for the first time. I liked Capcom has always been, especially Viewtiful Joe, there was something refreshing new (cel-shading, a little twisted, unusual game concept).
That was when Okami no different, because here shows once again how Capcom
creative and full of ideas you can make a game.
We have previously seen many games in the "cel-shaded coat", but Okami rises again some other games from, because the whole thing really like
a living painting works.
Likewise, I love the concept bowl characters from Japanese mythology pick, Okami is visually and story-wise exactly on my wavelength.
Except that the Wii version seems to be more colorful and 16: 9 support, there are no differences PS2 version.
That there is no extra bonuses for Nintendo's console, bothers me in principle
not only to look up times on the entire PS2 conversions, all
but get new features have (Viewtiful Joe, Tales of Symphonia, Resident Evil 4, etc.) Well what can you do ...
As a born-again goddess Amaterasu you must save the world in wolf form, which was overthrown by the demon Orochi in darkness.
To accomplish this you can rely on a total of 13 techniques of your "divine brush".
So your plants and trees can be blossoming again, repairing destroyed bridges, let the sun rise, influence the weather and more ...
In addition, it has 3 types of melee weapons with which their demons, which fly in the form of scrolls over the map, you can fight. Your arsenal consists of mirrors, beads and swords,
which can you use each as a primary and secondary weapon. While you
allow the beads as a second weapon, this firing from a distance on your re-Sacher, you can use the mirror block, and
verhehrenden a counter move, your work stamped his opponent literally into the ground.
Your constant companion named Issun, who sees himself as a traveling artist, you are always valuable tips (like Navi from Zelda), however, can occasionally be just as annoying, was because dispensed mainly on speech (ok me störts not) and instead all
Characters are any marbles sounds.
The controls are good, but not perfect, you have to draw the show but rather patient and the Wiimote should keep straight as possible.
Many games need time to adjust, in Okami can be compared to other games quiet yet 20 draufschlagen minutes time to get 100% strength comes clearly to the controller.
But this hurdle has only taken one also comes with the first somewhat stubborn struggle acting control handle.
The best result I could personally with a loose, alternating
achieve left-right movement, thus were then good 1-2 hours of play even longer combos no longer a problem. Finally, the control then works quite well, solely the technique of "burning inferno" gave me trouble, because here the chances were really 3 to run successfully: 1
However, all other skin time out if her with straight lines (recommended using the Z button) dismembered obstacles or placed with simple circles bombs.
Have you sold the darkness from an area and the normal state is restored, you alongside some fireworks wild plants wuchender
and iridescent colors. This looks really impressive and one can hardly get enough of it. Thus, you have to repeatedly
Completion of an area a deep feeling of satisfaction and a grin on his lips.
In addition to the main tasks, there are unspeakably many side quests to fulfill, to explore areas and to discover secrets.
Going into details would only result in this review are much too long, and she'd probably read no more :)
Absolutely succeeded is also the humor, which in the game attracts many places Prarallelen to other Capcom games. For example, a Omi when Krischkuchenbacken movements, the strong Ähnlickeit to a special-move the fighter Akuma (Thank certainly from the Street Fighter series known) has. Similarly, the Dojo master who teaches you new techniques and before each lesson Viewtiful Joe's specially designed Stance shows.
Although people like to compare Okami times with Zelda, there are but two completely different games.
But one thing they both have in common, they both make a lot of fun.
For me, Okami is an absolute masterpiece and I enjoyed every second. It provides for loose more than 40 hours a thrilling adventure with some "Twists & Turns".
Allen was so much potential Interressenten told who liked Zelda, Okami will love!
