Honestly, Ghost Squad won't be garnering any awards for innovation, but the simplistic arcadey design is the kind of stupid fun ideal for using your Wii as a silly party game alternative. bent on world domination! The funniest part of playing levels with this beach theme has got to be when encountering a boss, now outfitted with gaudy Hawaiian shirts and surfers' jams (you know, the crazy-colored shorts that hang below the knee). Using the beach skin, players' firearms are replaced by water pistols (complete with lazily arcing streams of water) and the enemies you face become bikini-clad young ladies. That might not sound like a major bonus, but playing through each level again in either Ninja mode (where players and enemies are reskinned as ninjas) or with a fun-in-the-sun beach theme provides a ridiculous number of hilarious surprises. As you play, you'll unlock access to tons of new weapons, costumes for your character and skins for enemies and team members. Regardless of how you choose to play, Ghost Squad delivers the classic light-gun style of gameplay that has made similar games like Virtua Cop such successes.ĭespite the fairly innovative branching path system that Ghost Squad employs (enabling players to choose different paths through each level), the three levels that come with the game could get pretty boring if it weren't for the wealth of tweakables packed into the game. During our time with the game, we noticed that the Wii Zapper insists on us using the front trigger for firing, but fortunately Ghost Squad enables you to remap the controls to the rear trigger in order to better mimic a standard submachine gun grip. Although the game will work without the Wii Zapper, it is recommended that you take advantage of the improved arcade experience this simple peripheral provides. While the original arcade game was limited to two players, the Wii version will offer support for up to four players at a time. It is Ghost Squad's responsibility to defuse international-scale situations that threaten to throw the world into unmitigated global conflict and it accomplishes this by shooting tons of terrorists in a variety of locations including a jungle, Air Force One and another jungle. uh, the Ghost Squad (a military spec-ops team similar to Ubisoft's Team Rainbow or Ghost Recon groups). Ghost Squad enables players to step into the musty military boots of. the fact that this game is a port of an arcade light-gun game handles that just fine. So, while it might seem like a major drawback to have only three levels, it doesn't actually translate into limited gameplay. Of course, those three levels can be modified to increase replayability by changing the character models of enemies and fellow Ghost Squad team members to hilarious results. Right out of the gate, we need to notify you that Ghost Squad on the Wii features only three levels to play through.
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