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Wii
Adventure
Case Closed: One Truth Prevails - Wii
Also known as: Case Closed: The Mirapolis Investigation', 'Detective Conan: Case Closed', 'Meitantei Conan
| Viewed: | 2D Third person, into the screen | Genre: | Adventure |
| Media: | DVD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Marvelous Interactive | Soft. Co.: | Marvelous Interactive |
| Publishers: | Nobilis
(GB) |
Released: | 1 May 2009
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 7+ |
Summary
Some older folks are under the impression that youngsters should be seen and not heard and find a whipper-snapper with an enquiring mind to be a right royal pain in the behind. Contrary to that, Detective Conan is, if nothing else, proof that kids that ask questions are indeed a good thing.
Granted, he's not your average kid. Formerly known as prodigal 17 year-old detective Jimmy Kudo, Detective Conan Edogawa was attacked by members of the mysterious Black Organisation while investigating a case of blackmail. Drugged in an attempted murder, Conan was instead transformed into a seven year-old! He's a tenacious sort, however, and that hasn't stopped him from continuing to investigate crime.
Players join Conan at the opening of the Mirapolis Theme Park, where a crime of terrifying proportions has been committed. They must investigate the scene, using the Wii Remote like a magnifying glass to pore over clues and solve the crime.
Being a kid, people don't always take him seriously, so it's essential to pick up on everything. Handy devices like the voice-changing bow tie, which enables him to pose as former policeman turned inept private investigator, Kogoro Mouri, and the solar-powered skateboard will come in handy too.
The game's delivered in the anime style that fans of the show have come to know and love, making this a must-have for budding detectives!
Granted, he's not your average kid. Formerly known as prodigal 17 year-old detective Jimmy Kudo, Detective Conan Edogawa was attacked by members of the mysterious Black Organisation while investigating a case of blackmail. Drugged in an attempted murder, Conan was instead transformed into a seven year-old! He's a tenacious sort, however, and that hasn't stopped him from continuing to investigate crime.
Players join Conan at the opening of the Mirapolis Theme Park, where a crime of terrifying proportions has been committed. They must investigate the scene, using the Wii Remote like a magnifying glass to pore over clues and solve the crime.
Being a kid, people don't always take him seriously, so it's essential to pick up on everything. Handy devices like the voice-changing bow tie, which enables him to pose as former policeman turned inept private investigator, Kogoro Mouri, and the solar-powered skateboard will come in handy too.
The game's delivered in the anime style that fans of the show have come to know and love, making this a must-have for budding detectives!
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