well its a game where your a god that takes the shape of a wolf and fights darkness check it out, reminds me of zelda

"What a great description," TwilightPrincess said dryly. How about you actually tell us what it's ABOUT? I have the game, maybe I should correct this for you... And maybe you should've read the rules:

Adalwolf wrote:

- Title the topic either what it is (eg. WOLF BOOK or DOG MOVIE or somthing) or its name ('The caribou and the wolves' etc) - Post 1 site/book/movie/etc per topic. (allows people to discuss it) - Give as much detail as possible regards adalwolf

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Video Game:

Title: Okami

From: Capcom, Ready at Dawn Studios, Criware, Dolby Pro Logic II

Licensed by: Nintendo

Back of the box says: Play as the wolf incarnation of the Japanese sun god Amaterasu and channel your divine powers through the mighty celestial paintbrush to restore beauty and order to a bleak world overrun by evil.


Summary: Forget that Okami is nearly two years old. Forget that the ridiculously epic adventure, inspired by the Zelda franchise, was originally developed for PlayStation 2 and meant to be played with an analog stick. And forget anything Capcom ever said about testing the waters with Wii. You need to buy Okami for Nintendo's system. And if you don't, you'll be missing out on one of the most ambitious and thoroughly enjoyable Wii titles to date -- even if you can technically classify it as an enhanced port.

Most gamers don't realize it, but Capcom actually embarked on an adventure of its own when it decided to create a version of Okami for Wii -- yes, more than a year late given that Nintendo fans were begging for a build well before the PS2 original shipped, but better late than never, right? With Okami creator Clover Studios disbanded and its members not exactly on the best of terms with Capcom, the publisher enlisted the aid of American software house Ready at Dawn to handle the port. A search for assets began. Old hard drives were scoured. Code was rewritten. And eventually, after quite a lot of behind-the-scenes work, Capcom's critically acclaimed title was reborn for Nintendo's system. It has arrived, we're happy to announce, mostly intact, with only a couple of minor shortcomings, and with several major improvements. Okami for Wii is, as far as we're concerned, the best version of an outstanding game -- a title that is sure to resonate with system owners already delighted by The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.

read the full review at this link: http://wii.ign.com/articles/865/865958p1.html

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see the video review at this one: http://wii.ign.com/dor/objects/884970/okami/videos/okami_vidreview_041108.html



My opinion:
The greatest game ever. Much better than Twilight Princess.

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Strenghofthepack's opinion: "Well, it's a game where you're a goddess that takes the shape of a wolf and fights darkness! Check it out, it reminds me of zelda." (punctuation and correction added as needed)

mebe not that much, but basically a quick summary of what it is and a link to more detils (mabey an official review?) or more details about it

I like putting in details...

ow well sry