Where's Waldo? The Fantastic Journey

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  • Summary: In the game, players look for Waldo and friends, in addition to hundreds of hidden items in twelve different magical worlds. Where's Waldo? The Fantastic Journey can be played in single- or multiplayer mode. In the multiplayer mode, gameplay is enhanced through a variety of power-up featuresIn the game, players look for Waldo and friends, in addition to hundreds of hidden items in twelve different magical worlds. Where's Waldo? The Fantastic Journey can be played in single- or multiplayer mode. In the multiplayer mode, gameplay is enhanced through a variety of power-up features where players unleash different special effects to gain an advantage over opponents or enhance their own search capabilities. Power-ups include: Wacky Paint: Splatter colorful paint onto your opponent's screen to obscure the view. Thunder Clap: Cast thunder onto your opponent and make the screen shake. Frosty: Freeze the search window by encasing it in ice. Sparkly: Keep your eyes on the twinkle and glitter effects to detect items. [Ubisoft]… Expand
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  1. GamingTrend
    68
    This would have been a perfect Wiiware offering or budget title, but as a full-price retail product, it simply doesn’t offer quite enough value.
  2. Kombo
    65
    Where's Waldo is executed very elegantly on the Wii. It doesn't pretend to be something it isn't and sticks with the already brilliant source material.
  3. Digital Chumps
    56
    Where's Waldo? The Fantastic Journey had all the right ideas about replicating the beloved children's books in videogame form except for one small detail: at 4-6 times the price of an actual book, it's hard to find anyone who would be willing to pay face value for the game.

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  1. Matt
    Dec 23, 2009
    7
    This is a fun little game. The game doesn't pretend to be anything other than a simple seek and find game. It makes me smile a lot.