Fly a Minicopter Using Your Nintendo Wii

Little toy helicopters are always a fun idea, but then when you get them you find that they break easily, are difficult to control, and run out of batteries in no time flat. The idea of flying a toy helicopter turns out to be more fun than the reality of it. Well, why not play a game that takes all the fun you imagine playing with a toy helicopter could be without any of the downsides? That game would be Minicopter: Adventure Flight for the Nintendo Wii.

Minicopter: Adventure Flight puts you in control of a little helicopter, giving you 42 different missions to complete in 7 varied environments. You can choose to control your chopper with the intuitive motion-based Wii remote or use the more traditional classic controller, making controlling it a breeze. And once you’ve mastered the art of controlling your minicopter, you can recruit a friend to play with you in the two player split screen mode. So who needs a real helicopter toy, anyways? Doing it in Wii game form is much more fun.

This entry was posted by Adam on Friday, April 18th, 2008 at 12:01 pm

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Andy from Gold Fusion Wii Acce 04/28/2008 03:28 AM 1 point
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It is probably a more reliable option too. Just bought a real toy one to play with my son (honest), and am now having to send the second one back due to them being faulty and not working.

There are loads of cool wii accessories out now, such as the wii fit etc. The wii's may not be as powerful as the Xbox or PS3, but there is nothing else like them at the minute.

This helicopter game would be worth a try!

Andy

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Anastasia 08/13/2008 10:05 AM 1 point
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Did somebody play in this game. My boyfriends dreams about minicopter. How does it work?

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