Games Reviews: Endless Ocean 2: Adventures of the Deep

Friday 29 January 2010 00:00 GMT

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£39.99

Format Wii

Publisher Nintendo

In Endless Ocean 2 you play a scuba diver with a mystical and vaguely ecological deep sea mission. Hover the controller over the fish that float by to identify species; swim through coral reefs, shoals of turtles and rays and then navigate back to the boat. But too much stilted conversation with other divers and a clunky and often wrong-headed “educational” message acts as a dead weight on thrill potential. Fine for minnows.

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