Pilotwings Resort

A couple of screenshots.

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In reality, of course, everything is not so perfect, and alias and resolution with clarity, of course, are lower. But nevertheless, Wuhu Island looks very nice, even if it is inferior to its "older twin brother" [:)] from Wii Sports Resort.

But in fact [and for my happiness] - good old pilotwings, where you need to squeeze the maximum challenge after challenge and get high, and not try to sweep a hurricane through all the missions, showing lousy results, then cry about the short duration /

Correct [url = http: //www.eurogamer.net/articles/2011-03-02-pilotwings-resort-review] verdict from eurogamer [/ url].

[quote] And, for more elderly players, it's nice to see that the spirit of the SNES survives. As an updating of an old favorite, this is a lovely piece of work; as a friendly shoving-off for a strange new handheld, it's wonderfully judged. [/ quote]

disadvantages: management; having knocked out all the challenges for maximum stars in the first three categories, I more than once faced the fact that the local analog input naturally freaked out and did not correspond to the required accuracy) - partly this is a matter of habit, partly - the essence of a shitty portable analogue (better than a mushroom in a psn but it seems that in this respect the primacy will belong to the ngp with its full-fledged analogs - there is a great lack of this in PV); actually, I have no other complaints.

My verdict: excellent lunch title.