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Elebits (Video Game)
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Elebits is a 2006 game for the Nintendo Wii developed by Konami. It was a launch title in Japan, and appeared in the US a bit later, and several months later in Europe and Australia as Eledees.Elebits are small creatures that provide the world with electricity. Almost everything needs them to function: cars, TVs, toys, driers, electric signs, etc. The story revolves around young Kai, a boy whose parents are avid Elebit researchers. Thanks to their continuous research, Kai's parents seem to forget to spend more quality time with their son that they spend more time doing research. This only infuriates Kai a lot, blaming the Elebits for taking his parents away. One night, a lightning bolt strikes down the amusement park that a long-lasting blackout covers the city. Kai's parents go off to see what's going on at their labs while Kai is left alone at home. Wanting to see his favorite TV show, Kai picks up the Capture Gun and starts going around the house to capture all the Elebits running around, until things go out of control from there...The game's concept is basically that there are these cute little creatures throughout the world that provide power to all objects. These creatures are running amok and it is your task to find them and then suck them up into your tractor beam-type gun (making it stronger and able to move more stuff). You do this by moving every item and opening every drawer, box door and window, and making a huge mess of things. At first you're stuck in a room or a house, but later on you walk the streets, launching cars into the air and pulling lampposts out of the ground.As goofy as it sounds, it's actually quite a lot of chaotic fun, if you're willing to look past the fact that the game makes no sense and that the graphics are subpar. Other strong points include the beautiful artwork present in the cutscenes of the game, and the bouncy, jazzy soundtrack.A sequel was released on the Nintendo DS in 2009, named Elebits: The Adventures of Kai and Zero. There was also a 2010 iOS game named Elebits: Capture.Elebits contains examples of: | |
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