Bit.Trip Flux- Wii

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The final verse is similar to the first.

The Bit.Trip series began nearly two years ago on Nintendo?s WiiWare service with a little title called Bit.Trip BEAT ? a colourful and trippy take on Atari?s hit classic Pong. Little did I know it, but that title that I so hesitantly purchased would...

It's been two years since the journey began, and now Gaijin Games' sixth and final Bit.Trip installment has arrived on WiiWare. So how is Commander Vi...

Flux and its five forebears offer something totally unique within the video game world - a breath of fresh air that is especially welcome on a service like WiiWare. If you're ready for a challenge, give the game a try.

Gaijin lays on the beautifully reflective narrative and self referential fan service that hardcore enthusiasts will absolutely eat up. Any Wii owner who is even mildly interested would do well to pick this one up.

Excepting the continued unfortunate lack of online support, Bit.Trip Flux is in every way an improvement over the original Bit.Trip Beat. It's a worthy sequel to the title that started it all, and a welcome way to bring this two-year WiiWare journey to...