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From: Disney
Category: Video Games

List Price: ~~$29.99~~
Buy New: $24.95
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Rating:

8 reviews
Sales Rank: 2613

Platform: Nintendo Wii
Genre: fantasy_action_games
ESRB: Everyone 10+
Media: Video Game
Edition: Standard
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Nintendo Wii
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.3 x 0.6
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MPN: 10132500
Model: 1013250000000
UPC: 712725017187
EAN: 0712725017187
ASIN: B002KA20GA

Publication Date: March 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:

•	Enter the vividly imagined world of Wonderland, based on the Tim Burton movie and inspired by the classic book by Lewis Carroll
•	Step into the shoes of classic characters like the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit and the Cheshire Cat
•	Assist Alice in her journey through Wonderland as she makes her way toward the final battle against the Jabberwocky
•	Master abilities like altering perception, making objects invisible and manipulating time
•	Roam through an intriguing world filled with whimsical settings, optical illusions, challenging puzzles and formidable adversaries

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Alice in Wonderland Wii

Amazon.com Product Description
Prepare to journey down the rabbit hole and into a land beyond your wildest imaginings. In Alice in Wonderland, the world of the dazzling Tim Burton film bursts onto your screen, filled with all the whimsical, fantastical adventure of the movie and the classic book that inspired it. Traverse a richly imagined realm filled with colorful characters, mind-bending puzzles, daunting adversaries and more as you seek a path through a strange new world and do your best to fulfill your destiny.

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Alice in Wonderland

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Explore the brightly colored and vividly imagined world of Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland in this intriguing game based on the feature film. Guide Alice through a myriad of adventures in the strange and compelling realm of Wonderland as she makes her way toward the ultimate battle against the Jabberwocky. Play as any of a variety of classic characters, including the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit and the Cheshire Cat, and master an assortment of intriguing new abilities, like altering perception, making objects invisible and even manipulating time. Conquer challenging puzzles, roam through whimsical settings and confront perplexing optical illusions as you while away a day traveling beyond the movie and into a world of pure, captivating fantasy.

Features:

Enter the vividly imagined world of Wonderland, based on the Tim Burton movie and inspired by the classic book by Lewis Carroll

Step into the shoes of classic characters like the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit and the Cheshire Cat

Assist Alice in her journey through Wonderland as she makes her way toward the final battle against the Jabberwocky

Master abilities like altering perception, making objects invisible and manipulating time

Roam through an intriguing world filled with whimsical settings, optical illusions, challenging puzzles and formidable adversaries

Cultivate new skills with the game's expandable combat system and upgradeable moves

Customer Reviews:

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Leave it to Disney to improve a classic into a masterpiece August 30, 2010
Techie2009 (Chambersburg Pa USA)
The video game "Alice in Wonderland" is based on the 2010 Tim Burton film of the same name. Those looking for a gmae that simulates the original Disney version of Alice in Wonderland should look to the old Gameboy Color Game. This game follows a grown up Alice as she returns to Underland to stop the wicked Red Queen and the Jabberwocky from destroying the White Queen and her followers.

Story: The story follows the movie to an extent. Instead of playing Alice and directly playing the scenes from teh film, players are given different Underland Characters to be: The White Rabbit, The March Hare, The Dormouse, The Mad Hatter and finally the Cheshire Cat. Each character is tasked with guiding Alice to find and return the Vorpal Blade to the White Queen. Simple enough, right? Add in the fact that the Red Queen is constantly sending soldiers to kidnap Alice, and it makes for a bit of a sticky situation.

Gameplay: The controls are easy to pick up. Players utilize the Wii Mote and the Nunchuck for this. The nunchuck is primarily used for movement and switching characters while the Wii Mote is used to skip movies, use special moves and make the menu selections. The game follows a simple pattern of "Go here, fight x amount of soldiers" find the cake or fishsalver to correct Alice's size, and move on. Also worth noting is that each character has a special ability.
The Dormouse is an excellent fighter.
The WHite Rabbit can speed up or slow down time
The March Hare is good at telekenesis.
The Cheshire Cat can make things visible or invisible.
The Mad Hatter can alter reality to open doorways and such.
Each character is needed in the quest to retrieve the Vorpal Blade from Salazan Grum. One major difference from the DS Version that I noted is that Alice knows how to take care of herself. In the DS version, she often needed help climbing or jumping. In the Wii version, Alice can do such things for herself. She even knows when to try and hide from the card soldiers.

Visuals: The visuals in this game are stunning. Wii games have always been considered cartoony when compared to the 360 or PS3, and this game does have some cartoony graphics. But it fits with the style of Underland and Tim Burton's visuals. Also, the characters look a lot like their film counterparts: in fact, the Mad Hatter looks an awful lot like Depp. Some characters, though, like the enemy soldiers are just similar looking with maybe a weapon swap. But it works, because I'm usually to busy fighting to scrutinize the soldiers.

Difficulty: The game for me has not been difficult. I mean, it's not as hard as some of the old school Disney Games (Darkwing Duck, anyone?) But it has its challenging moments: The Bandersnatch Battle, the Guards that can kill you in one or two hits, defense missions, etc. But for the most part, the side missions that you're given (usually by the Tweedle bros) are actually fun and pretty easy.

All in all, I rate this product about five stars. I can't say the game is too short because I don't sit with a game until I finish it. I'm more of a casual gamer and would just like to sit down with a game and complete it at my own pace. Others have said the game is very short, so use judgement if you're planning on buying this game. I personally like it but then again, I'm a little mad......I think we all are in Underland.

1 out of 5 stars

Not Entertaining July 24, 2010
Drew (The Woodlands, Texas)
It really tries to re-tell the movie story, and it is not much of a game. It's aimless without much action. We sold it back to Amazon within a week of purchasing it. I suggest renting this game before investing in the purchase.

4 out of 5 stars

A nice job of using Wii's capabilities. Well worth the purchase. June 19, 2010
Bruno Jaime (Brasilia, DF Brazil)
The Graphics are amazing, this games developers have done a terrific job of exploring Wii's capabilities. The difficulty level has hit bulls-eye: not so easy as to make it boring, neither so hard to make it a torture. The misions are interestingly different one from another, the upgrades make the game more fun. The game story is very similar to the movie story, but it still leaves the player curious to know what will come next(I didn't play, this game was for my daughter).Our only complaint about this game is the orientation solutions, or lack of a better orientation, specially the upgrade spots, which were hard to find sometimes.
Overall, it's fun game and we reccommend it!

4 out of 5 stars

Alice in Wonderland May 25, 2010
Erica Briggs
This game was very fun. Different than I expected but in a good way. Its shorter than I wanted to be, but it still allows you to explore and find everything even after beating all the bosses. It is better and easier as a two player game, but if you like the challenge go for the single player. Only problem with two player is if you both aren't in the right location the camera view can become hard to work with and you may not be able to see what you need to. The graphics are really great. Overall a great game.

4 out of 5 stars

Alice in Wonderland on Wii May 10, 2010
Kathryn Tufts (St.Albans,Vermont)
3 out of 5 found this review helpful

Hi Fellow Wii owners/players;
I have not seen this movie yet though!!! My hubby,Bear,bought this brand new,for me at Gamestop game store."Alice in Wonderland" -game was great. I can't say ;"stupendous",but great all around. It is a quest type game. You have puzzles you need to figure out.Use of Wii remote controller & nunchuk,are great! Not just sitting there,clicking away.You need to use motion movements a lot :-}.Battle scenes that you will learn quickly how to advance in this game.Storyline is kooky,fits theme for original movie Walt Disney made. The graphics are great,I compare to all my Wii games--not my PS3 system games,as they are in a category of their own.If you don't play this type of game often~then you will thoroughly enjoy this game,and it may be quite challenging to you.Each person has their own skill levels for each category of games.what may seem simple to me,may not to be simple to another player. The skill level of the quest/puzzles is about a ranking of 1 to 10,I give it skill level 6.5 ranking. Only because some of it was way to easy to figure out for me.The battle scenes,were great,too.Graphics well done! Not once did I freeze up,or see a glitch{sometimes when a game has lots details of movement/battle scenes they tend to glitch/freeze up/delay}. I seem to be increasing my skills in these types of games. I refer to myself as a semi-pro level-not hardcore yet,one day I will see myself as hardcore gamer :-} I am a late bloomer in gaming,but sooo hooked on Wii & PS3 games.I do play these games until I solve/finish them. I don't play any games in between them.When I finish a game,then I play games that are not quest,but easy to pick up where I left off,and no notes need to be made-games downloaded from Wii store or bought games.I'm trying to say,when I play games like:Zelda series-{Demon Hunter-Dragon Age are waiting for me to play them}-they take a lot of time to complete them.But because I am hooked on these types of games,I seem to pick up on other games,to figure out things quicker.It's how I based my rating on my game skills.This was a great play! was a great game to play,and I will replay this again in future no problem.I did complete it it almost 100%,I have some chests out there I completely missed.I won't say how I know I missed them,don't want to spoil it for anyone.So, if you like fun,great battle scenes,puzzles,storyline-this is a game for you! I can't compare it to the movie release ,as I have not seen it yet.I rarely go to movie theaters,always someone tall,or wearing something I can't see around.I wait for them to come out,go to blockbuster,and rent them.
****I NEVER use game guide books~nor go to game sites for cheats.I buy a game/or gifted to me,I go to their site to register it.Then I do get emails/updates on them.Mostly my PS3 games,I do go to chats to talk about it with others,as they are in a category on their own.You need to seek assistance at times on that system.Just trying to help you understand my review.****
I'm A tad nervous,as I am disabled,and I do tend to babble on-sure you have noticed.BUT-good side of being disabled,is,I have time to play long quest games~days-weeks-hours after hours at a time.I have woken up in my game chair countless times heh heh heh...fun part of being a gamer I think.

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