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13 Reviews
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Abstract: It’s no secret that the Wii library is saturated with exploitative shovelware, dozens of titles designed and marketed for the gullible non-gamer crowd. At first blush Real Heroes: Firefighter might look like just another one of those games, but it has ...
Abstract: The Wii has had some real shovelware titles come out over the past year or so. I know because I have reviewed several of them. I am glad to say that Real Heroes: Firefighter is not one of them. The game doesn't have the greatest graphics or sound or ev...
Abstract: Who wouldn’t want to be a real hero? You can be a dashing firefighter pitting your wits against a terrible relentless enemy in an alternative first-person shooter where you are armed with a hose instead of a gun. Admit it, you’re intrigued. Fi...
Abstract: I’m probably the last guy you’d expect to find playing a first-person shooter-esque game on the Wii where you’re a firefighter. Truth be told, I’d be the last guy to play that game on the PS3 or 360 as well. When we got a review copy of Real Heroes: Fi...
Abstract: This very affordable, all-ages game has nine flame-filled levels including unlockables and special items. These components include combinations revealing fire origins (fire cause determinators) and special firefighting tools. The final amusement park l...
Abstract: It’s a surprisingly immersive and competently controlling first-person soaker from a completely unexpected source — a budget title with a generic name.
Abstract: Playing as a firefighter in Real Heroes: Firefighter obviously isnt as grueling as facing down flames in real life, but this game is as close as most of us will want to get to donning protective clothing and hauling around a giant hose. Developer Epi...
Abstract: I decided that it was the character models that did it. Real Heroes: Firefighter actually makes me think of 1997’s GoldenEye, which appeared on the N64, but you have a fire axe, high-pressure water hose with the occasional use of the truck...
Abstract: Ill freely admit that after experiencing the glut of generic crap on the Nintendo Wii over the past couple of years I was hesitant to believe that a game generically named Real Heroes: Firefighter could actually turn out to be a quality Wii product. B...
