Pikmin for Wii Reviews by Gamers

This game is alright for people who have never played pikmin before but to all those pikvets there is really nothing new but the controls I mean to a person who has been playing pikmin for a long while vs a newcomer you will be able to clear the whole game plus get the best ending within a week and some of the original sound effects aren't even there like the bulborbs there big grunting and chomping sounds are replaced by chirping now how is that monstorus and you don't even get that satisfying squish you get from crushing a dwarf red bulborb it just chirps ( like the big ones) so unless you are new or want to have a piece of nintendo history or even if you want cheap thrills I recommended it but not to pikmin veterans like myself.

The Gamecube classic makes an appearance on the Wii.
For those of you who haven't seen the game before, here's how it goes.
A guy named Captain Olivar is traveling through space when his ship gets hit by a meteorite and crashes on a populated planet (Keep this up and he'll be demoted to Private Olivar.)
Once there, he meets up with tiny humanoids with plants attached to their heads. He calls them Pikmin.
These Pikmin take an instant liking to Olivar and promote him to General Olivar; he now has a group of Pikmin to command.
There are three colored Pikmin: red, the genetic type, yellow, the bombardier type, and the blue, the swimming type.
He will have to use Pikmin to solve puzzles, beat up other creatures, and gather items, including the 30 pieces of his ship so he can return home.
But the biggest problem this game has is if you've played it on the Gamecube, there's no reason to pony up another $30 for this version.
But Pikmin is still a fun game and for those who haven't played the first version will get a kick out of it. RENT IT