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Nintendo Wii

Thor: God of Thunder

2011 1 Joueurs 65% T - Teen

Thor on Wii gets a lot of things right. The core combat mechanic works well, even if many of your move options don’t seem necessary. It’s easy to get big chain attacks going, resulting in some flashy moves and a feeling that you truly are kicking some ass. Despite that, Thor is a mixed affair. Level design is unimaginably dull, and boss encounters are too far apart to be rewarding. Visually the game struggles, as well, with a streamlined graphical approach failing to hold off a staggeringly inconsistent framerate and other awkward glitches. That’s really a shame.

Date de sortie
March 3, 2011
Développeur
Red Fly Studio
Éditeur
Sega
Joueurs
1

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Thor: God of Thunder

Thor on Wii gets a lot of things right. The core combat mechanic works well, even if many of your move options don’t seem necessary. It’s easy to get big chain attacks going, resulting in some flashy moves and a feeling that you truly are kicking some ass. Despite that, Thor is a mixed affair. Level design is unimaginably dull, and boss encounters are too far apart to be rewarding. Visually the game struggles, as well, with a streamlined graphical approach failing to hold off a staggeringly inconsistent framerate and other awkward glitches. That’s really a shame.

Genres

Action

Modes

Single Player

Studios et crédits

Developer
Red Fly Studio
Publisher
Sega

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Date de sortie

WorldwideMarch 3, 2011 · T - Teen

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