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Ghost Squad (Nintendo Wii, 2007)

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Sega's popular light-gun arcade game makes its Wii debut with four-player support and added content. As in the 2004 coin-op, a secretive Special Forces unit known as the Ghost Squad is sent by the United Nations to neutralize a terrorist threat. The Wii Remote is used to shoot down enemies, rescue hostages, and disarm explosives throughout three missions of play. Twenty-five weapons can be unlocked, ranging from pistols and shotguns to assault rifles and submachine guns. Hand-to-hand moves are also supported for close quarters combat.

Other terrorist-thwarting tools at your disposal include night vision, thermo vision, and when all else fails, a simple flashlight. While the console version still only features three missions, Ghost Squad on Wii offers new modes and features over the arcade game. Each mission, for example, offers multiple levels, alternate routes, day and night variants, secret costumes to unlock, and other surprises, allowing players to revisit stages for a new experience or challenge. Flexible control options allow solo soldiers to dual-wield Wii Remotes or up to four players to battle terrorists on the same screen.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
SEGA
UPC
0010086650099
eBay Product ID (ePID)
60283739

Product Key Features

Rating
T-Teen
Genre
Shooter
Platform
Nintendo Wii
Game Name
Ghost Squad

Additional Product Features

Release Year
2007
Number of Players
1-4
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
Animated Blood, Mild Suggestive Themes, Violence

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4.5 out of 5 stars based on 92 product ratings

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4 out of 5 stars
by 4X1mndyyT5S@Del...Nov 12, 2010
Another great arcade port from Sega
Sega graces us again with a port of another one of their great arcade rail shooters for the Wii. Like with House of the Dead 2&3 Return, this is another fun, and classic light gun rail shooter brought to the Wii. Because it's a port of a game released in the early 2000s, needless to say, it looks like a Playstation 2 title, however, no one's here for looks, anyone picking this up knows it because they played it in the arcade. Like with House of the Dead 2&3 Return, all of the content is present here but Ghost Squad comes with a considerable amount of extras than House of the Dead. Aside from the standard game, there's a variety of different challenge modes, unlockables, and gameplay styles to try. Such modes include a non-lethal enemy arrest mode, a super hard mode, a ninja mode, and an uncomfortable misogynistic bikini girl enemy mode. Gameplay remains classic; the game directs you where to go, and you stop and shoot hostile enemies and rescue hostages until the screen is clear. Paths branch out, and even though they just lead to more enemies, it offers a smidgen more of replayability. 2-player mode returns as well, making for a fun filled day of nostalgia playing with a friend whom you may have played this game in the arcade with or played it himself. There isn't any online play though, which is unfortunate considering this is great with a partner, however there is an online leader board, for what that's worth. Lots of content and 2-player mode keeps the replayability high but this is mainly for fans of arcade rail shooters, which in this day and age is becoming limited, unfortunately. Looking 8 years too old doesn't seem good to some people either, but all and all, this is a fun little game to have with company if no one wants to play Rock Band or Smash Brothers. Also, when is Sega going to release their fantastic rail shooters of Rambo and Terminator? That's my questionRead full review
4 out of 5 stars
by normanowildeMar 05, 2008
A fun simple shooter
Ghost Squad for the Nintendo, Wii is a pretty fun first person shooter. With there being so few good shooters Ghost Squad sticks to the basics of a FPS. Point, shoot. You can use the Nintendo Zapper also but it's much easier to just use the WiiMote. The game itself is only 3 missions but the level of each mission increases adding new tasks and pathways. For this reason there's a lot of replay value but only if you're someone who wants to unlock all the different weapons and costumes. It also has a nice 2 player which makes it a lot more fun. No online play though, just a scoring leader board. (Which isn't much) Graphically it's OK, nothing mind blowing. If you're familiar with the arcade version of the game it's very similar but a bit more 'clean'. If you can get a good deal on this game pick it up.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by youngredMay 04, 2010
Ghost Squad performs better than I thought
Ghost Squad is a very cool game. I was particularly impressed w/ the graphics and the overall flow of the game, especially when it comes to first person shooter games. I also dig the options of choosing which scenarios to take in the middle of the mission to further enhance the joy of playing. So far, the one dislike I have is that there are only 3 missions to the game. The player can advance to multiple levels w/in those 3 missions, but it seems that you can only play each of these so much before one gets bored w/ them. Playing this game on the Wii is very much like playing it in the arcade w/ the movements and shooting style, what w/ having to 'shoot' offscreen to reload, etc. If you have this game, I would recommend playing it w/ just the remote and the Wii Pistol Shot accessory. It gives you a better feel of the action.Read full review
4 out of 5 stars
by macks*game*empo...Jun 28, 2008
Good, especially in short bursts
The game transitions well from the arcade to the home console on the Wii. The game is fun and has different control schemes which is fantastic since I have the wii zapper, blaster and nkyo perfect shot (so I can use any gun from my arsenal - depending on my mood.) The game is a bit simple, but can be addictive in short bursts, nothing really spectacular about the graphics or sound but in the end it seems to be one of those games that's just perfect for the Wii and its unique controls. Despite the fact the game is simple and somewhat short - it tries to encourage re-play through secrets and different options available in previous rounds. Probably 7 out of 10.
4 out of 5 stars
by j2JFPkNuRlG@Del...Apr 24, 2008
Arcade Title to Wii Done Flawlessly
I enjoy this game. First off, I have been waiting for a system that could translate first person shooters to home entertainment easily, without stupid joy sticks and what not. Coming from a PC background, a FPS is just not the same without a mouse and a keyboard. That being said, the arcade versions of games like Ghost Squad have always been incredibly enjoyable. Ghost Squad for the Wii is very fun. Multi-player is a blast, and I find the game to be much more enjoyable with a "Zapper" type attachment. This game is very true to the arcade version, and it rocks. Replayability alone is very little, and I'm sure a game with more depth, like Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, will be more fulfilling in the long run. But I will have this game in my collection for a long time. It is simple, it is fun, and it is cool.Read full review

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Ghost Squad (Nintendo Wii, 2007)

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Another great arcade port from Sega

A fun simple shooter

Ghost Squad performs better than I thought

Good, especially in short bursts

Arcade Title to Wii Done Flawlessly

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