When Wall-E Became a Wii Game...

[@ComicalRealm]

Fun fact: The average number of storyboards used on a Pixar film is 75,000. For WALL·E (2008), it was 125,000.

[@darkithnamgedrf9495]

I mean, honestly it is definitely my favorite Pixar movie

[@Pedroninte6464]

Honestly that seem like a lot but tbh, you need a small tree to make that paper Edit : What I mean by small tree is 10 ft tall 6 in thick tree

[@TurboPro9952]

@@darkithnamgedrf9495 1000% agree.

[@whamloverfr]

once when i was young i decided to play this as i loved pixar. absoluteley wiped out my older brother’s final boss save file. he still reminds me of it today. i didnt even get past the first puzzle.

[@ashleymessedup]

My brother deleted my save of mario 3D world that I almost beaten for his friend who got bored immediatley and we never saw again.

[@PhsycadelicHamster]

I remember that happening to me with super Mario 64. My brother had 120 stars on all 4 saves. I didn't realize what I was doing when I deleted the saves. Just thinking the Mario scream was funny. Did it with all 4 saves. My brother got mad, I never to this day got all 120 stars on that game

[@Bertawesome4sauce42]

same I couldn't beat the first puzzle either

[@failure4452]

I love how the game just randomly becomes a third person shooter for one level in the late game

[@Axiom_77]

Same here man. Level 5 is the best!

[@bluewind7988]

The PS2 version of this game was a huge part of my childhood. I'm surprised at how different the Wii version is in comparison, it's a completely different and worse game than the PS2 version.

[@SN64YT]

yes surprizingly it is different than sonic unleashed for ps2 for example being inferior to the wii version.

[@jarrodeaston6373]

Me too! I put so many hours into the ps2 version as well👌

[@retrogamingmodding2262]

same dude, ps3 version was also great (ish)

[@FemboyMumu]

I was thinking the same thing!!! Im glad i didnt have to be the one to say how much better the ps2 version was :p

[@isladoesstuffs4320]

SO I WASNT TRIPPING!!! I coulda SWORN there was different Wall-E games based on the console. I played the PS2 version ONCE, and I thought it was all a dream since I had the Xbox 360 version! Surprisingly, I think the Wii and 360 version only differed in the final level. Now I gotta search up the differences lol

[@dmk_yt]

I remember really loving the PC version of Wall-E. However, I recently tried playing the Wii version again, and I remember that I gave up fairly quickly. I guess I'll have to try the PC version again soon to see if it holds up

[@BubblesZap]

it definitely holds up better imo!! not perfect, but pretty good for what it is!!!

[@Grane1234]

I remember playing the DS version when I was little. I don't remember much of it since I never really left earth, but I do remember that it was more top-down and puzzle-based

[@XxChaosxKingxX]

I had the ds version too! Never left earth, but from what I remember, it was kinda like Captain toad: moving around in a 2.5d environment to solve puzzles. Some things were hidden behind walls, so you could only see it when you moved your camera. When I was little, I thought it was really freaking cool!

[@SkyDude-wd3ow]

Ok so 3 people who plsyed Wall-e on the ds and never left Earth, what the fuck I thought i was just shit

[@clemklem]

I had it too and i eventually got out of earth, after a lot of grinding, i remember the axium missions being harder than the earth ones and full of security guards that i couldn't pass Had a lot of fun and great memories from it despite not finishing the game

[@legendaryscarletlunala7927]

I still have it! I've beat it at least twice. I think my favorite part was unlocking a picture from the movie that went with each level.

[@diamondswiss8026]

Interestingly enough Wall-e has always had a “gun” in the form of a laser cutter.

[@Awesomemay]

we need a video on the lego movie game!!

[@cherry9787]

I've played the PS3 and PSP versions as a kid. I don't remember all the details, but I remember both versions being VERY different in both gameplay and plot (kinda). The PSP version had a "post game" where you had to defeat a bunch of rouge steward bots on Earth or something

[@Axiom_77]

Why does the PS3 version not have that post game? I want to play it!

[@storm_fling1062]

every single version of this game is different in some massive way, and I'm honestly impressed

[@modmaker7617]

I loved the WALL•E game on the PS2 & PS3. Thetly were as good as the movie from what I remember. I haven't played it since childhood.

[@takingashower4040]

As a person who played and still has the PS2 version I can assure you it is good as the movie

[@skunkman9815]

The PS2 version was the one I remember the most It was so fun, and the soundtrack is rockin

[@victorpena8356]

I vividly remember once I went to Blockbuster and just on that very day ALL the games I used to rent had been taken by other people. I was very sad and in order to take advantage of the trip to the store my mom recommended choosing another one. And I choose Wall-E for the nintendo Wii. I was completely devastated, I remember spending all the days of the rent very frustrated in front of my wii playing one of the most boring games I had tried to that date. It made me very sad not to play because I felt I was wasting my parents money so I forced myself to play, that made the experience so much worse because i couldn't just stop the game even if I wanted... and that my guys is how a core memory is made. the happy ending is that my abilities to hide my feelings at such a young age were not very good (obviously) and my dad realized that I was not having a good time so when we returned the game he let me pick another one, and the ones I used to like were already available. ᶦᵗ'ˢ ᵃⁿ ᶦᵐᵖᵒʳᵗᵃⁿᵗ ᵈᵉᵗᵃᶦˡ ᵗᵒ ᵗʰᵉ ˢᵗᵒʳʸ ᵗʰᵃᵗ ᵐʸ ᶠᵃᵐᶦˡʸ ᵈᶦᵈⁿ'ᵗ ʰᵃᵛᵉ ᵃ ˡᵒᵗ ᵒᶠ ᵐᵒⁿᵉʸ ʷʰᵉⁿ ᴵ ʷᵃˢ ᵃ ᵏᶦᵈ, ᵃⁿᵈ ᵗʳᶦᵖˢ ᵗᵒ ᴮˡᵒᶜᵏᵇᵘˢᵗᵉʳ ᶠᵉˡᵗ ᵐᵒʳᵉ ˡᶦᵏᵉ ᵃ ᵗʳᵉᵃᵗ ᵃⁿᵈ ˡᵘˣᵘʳʸ ᵗʰᵃⁿ ʳᵒᵘᵗᶦⁿᵉ. ᵀʰᵃᵗ'ˢ ʷʰʸ ᴵ ᶠᵉˡᵗ ᵗʰᵉ ⁿᵉᵉᵈ ᵗᵒ ᵗᵃᵏᵉ ᵃᵈᵛᵃⁿᵗᵃᵍᵉ ᵒᶠ ᵉᵛᵉʳʸᵗʰᶦⁿᵍ ᵐʸ ᵖᵃʳᵉⁿᵗˢ ᶜᵒᵘˡᵈ ᵍᶦᵛᵉ ᵐᵉ, ᵉᵛᵉⁿ ᶦᶠ ᴵ ᵈᶦᵈⁿ'ᵗ ˡᶦᵏᵉ ᶦᵗ, ᵃⁿᵈ ᵗʰᵃᵗ'ˢ ʷʰʸ ᵃ ˢᵉᶜᵒⁿᵈ ᶜʰᵃⁿᶜᵉ ᵗᵒ ʳᵉⁿᵗ ᵃⁿᵒᵗʰᵉʳ ᵍᵃᵐᵉ ᶠᵉˡᵗ ˡᶦᵏᵉ ᵃ ˢᵉᶜᵒⁿᵈ ᵍᶦᶠᵗ ᶠʳᵒᵐ ᵐʸ ᵈᵃᵈ.

[@cookimaus1]

I wish they still made movie games, if only To have a lightyear game that’s essentially a buzz lightyear fps game whixh would be epic. Also the other versions of the game are very different so maybe check those out. The ds walle game has a very nice cel shaded art style that replicates that deco art inspired 2d walle promo art- the other 2 versions have their merit and different styles so id reccomended trying the ps2 and ds versions as well

[@joevictor53]

Same. 80% of them sucked but the good ones made up for it like Spider-Man 2, Toy Story 2 and 3, King Kong, X-Men Origins Wolverine, Tarzan, etc

[@Game_Erica]

I remember playing this! Me and my sister tried playing it multiple times, but us little Finnish children didn't know English so... we didn't get past the first level. Like, ever. I would try to beat it now, but I think I sold it years back lol

[@lungcancr]

I played this game on the Wii when I was a kid and I remember it being one of the most difficult/broken games I played back then. I remember the Axiom levels being the most difficult, getting so far into only to fail because of the blocky level design. Never finished it back then but about 2 years ago I finally replayed and finished it. Gotta say completing a game such as this felt great (despite how questionable its quality was).

[@gemgirl5068]

I remember playing this as a kid, I could never get past the sandstorm level because I never figured out where to go. I just kept looping back to that obvious path, climbing the same mountain over and over, get to the top and flying back down to do it all over again. I thought the right way to go was somewhere on top of the mountain because the path that goes up there is so long and obvious, but whenever I got there I couldn't find any other place to go. So I flew down and repeated this so many times until I eventually stopped playing. Looking back, I realize I was not a fast learner...

[@sonicrunn3r895]

I remember this game, and at the same time, it felt so weird to play again a while back. (But my god, I remember the nightmare of the DS version more, it was a puzzle game and not a great one)

[@joshtheburnout]

Your reviews are great, please continue this series of adaptation games. I'm definitely enjoying the journey down memory lane lol

[@GoniMineCraft]

i remember me and my sister playing a different wall-e game on the psp back then and (at least of what i could remember) it is much better than the one shown in this video. it was level/stage structured, there was platforming that requires building momentum, you destroy boxes for power to shoot lasers, some levels were freaking "get to point b under a time limit", minigame segments, and on the ship, you have to collab with the other bots to solve certain puzzles. we never got to finish it and that psp is long gone. maybe you could cover that too or maybe i am talking about the one your playing, can't truly remember.

[@omeganave7425]

I think I played the psp version too, and I also have the Wii version. Although, I don’t remember much of anything about either of them

[@mikehopson1762]

Dazz its inspiring how far you came since ive been watching you since pikmin 3 theory days gotta say thanks for the good memories.

[@86angrybees]

The multiplayer battle arenas were fun af I remember playing it with my sister when we were. Kids

[@stickerplanet6939]

Actually it was very good game , i had lot of memories with it specialy the spaceship.

[@Sovic91]

7:17 This is the one I grew up with. I haven't played in a long time, but I have many fond memories of it.

[@jlassiterstudio]

Great video!! I'd love to see more video game adaptations!!!

[@Modding_Jackster]

I remember playing it on the Wii as this implies, It was the only game I ever played when I was little, I did play a bit of Super Smash Bros. Brawl until the Wii (my cousin’s) was brought back as my parents thought I was too young to understand the console, Then I played Wii Sports in school multiple times every Friday after lunch in my class, I also played Mario and Sonic at the 2012 Olympics Games as well but I mostly stick to Wii Sports. I wish more licensed movie games existed more than most indie games :(

[@saralily0977]

13:50 OH GREAT HEAVENS!!!!

[@MrBlinky10101]

this video was a lot of fun to watch. made me want to replay the pc version I played as a kid

[@bradman9612]

I grew up with the wii and I remember one day coming back from GameStop with this game and I remember playing through it with some struggles with certain levels but I enjoyed it. Seeing all the comments saying the other versions are much better than this one, I’ll play the 360 version to see if it’s any better

[@georgia3792]

My and my sister grew up playing the multiplayer in this game, i didn't even play the story just the multiplayer and from my memory the multiplayer was amazing and really fun minigames.

[@Quacka]

Fun fact Rex is literally in the wall-e movie in wall-e’s house

[@Coralori]

I'm proud to say this is one of my favourite games of all time and I speedrun it professionally

[@Coralori]

Also I own it on every platform it released on

[@tini_ceh]

Oh my goodness I completely forgot this existed! We had this game for our Wii and I remember loving watching my older brother and sister play it! I wonder if we still have it... we have the Wii still

[@theleaderoftheworld]

This is how I grew up loving Wall-E

[@MW-jy2fb]

Like thor said when Cap lifted Mjolnir "I knew it" with you community post I'll never forget those trash blocks

[@LemonFizzGoat5328]

I remember playing this on the Xbox 360 growing up (honestly still play it) and the visuals and everything is honestly such better quality

[@Nic_2751]

I liked this game growing up and it’s a pretty good puzzle platformer

[@_.Ramazan._]

I have a request for DazzReviews: Will your next review (for a cancelled movie) be about the live action feature film adaptation of “Hong Kong Phooey”?

[@legomasterpl4477]

7:20 - yup Wall-E PC game was very good for that time and for movie game. thye did few changes (some sticks to original conecpt of movie) but over all this game were fun and with nice graphic for that time

[@johnremizeztomilloso158]

0:48 i read the thumbnails in *_"CHANGE CUTSCENE TERRIBLE WII GAME"_* 😆

[@medo5417]

I remember the PS2 version, and it was amazing

[@velocityaerospace8978]

My brother and I loved this game. We just couldn't get passed the axiom because the disk wouldn't work

[@ember9361]

Great video! Love the sims 2 music you used

[@otaking3582]

WALL•E is still my favorite Pixar movie, and I really hope the Axiom appears in Kingdom Hearts IV.

[@MeowChristodoulos]

I got the PC version in a DVD back in 2017 (I think) and it's really good and different from this one (it still has the same music though). I really don't know why they didn't port that to the Wii and released this weird thing instead.

[@AuraOfANobody]

"Fly through rings" [Superman 64 flashbacks]

[@JayRedGear]

The PSP version was a major part of my childhood and I'm kinda glad I didn't grow up playing the Wii version cause it really looks janky.

[@TravistheDragon]

When I was a kid, I’d always play the PS2/PC/PSP version more because that version is by a different developer. I don’t mind the PS3/Wii/360 versions but I’ll take the ps2 version any day.

[@dreamydragonyx1110]

For some reason when disney interactive made these games, the difference between the wii, ps and xbox releases were interesting

[@KSGvoid]

I had this on the Xbox 360 and I remember absolutely loving the game, especially the levels where you play as eve

[@Scott...]

This is the only game I’ve ever played to have something tied to shaking the nunchuck.

[@Chipmunkboy]

wii sports left fist

[@cjchannel12RC]

I remember playing the PC version and it was a big part of my childhood i also got the Wii version later on and i might get the PS3 version despite it being similar to the Wii version but without motion controls.

[@MaherandIbrahimsAvengers]

I'm suprised you didn't mention the mini prolouge/tutorial which showed the beginning of Wall E and people leaving earth With many wall-es cleaning the earth only for a storm to cause them to go into that big Wall E house and then years later it shows Wall E leaving it by himself showing that all the other Wall-Es died I liked it alot tbh, it's cool seeing what the Wall-Es where orignally made for And it's cool seing a fully clean Wall-E

[@darkithnamgedrf9495]

They kinda did that in the movie as well

[@MaherandIbrahimsAvengers]

@@darkithnamgedrf9495 kinda but in the game you see it in action

[@suddysoap-barproductions4470]

That wasn’t in this version, you’re thinking of the PC/PS2 variant Which, it isn’t really fair to call them “versions”, since PC/Gen 6, Gen 7 and the DS each got completely separate games There are no similarities between this WII version and the one you played, inside and out they have different guts Honestly prefer what the PC/PS2 one has, it’s more atmospheric and puzzle based

[@MaherandIbrahimsAvengers]

@@suddysoap-barproductions4470 i think it was in the xbox 360 verison

[@suddysoap-barproductions4470]

@@MaherandIbrahimsAvengers The 360 version was just the Wii version without any cuts They actually removed a few stages on the WII, mostly sections with the “tumblers” and the last two bits of the level where he has Eve’s arm The PC one was released on the original XBox though, you probably played that on your 360 Quick edit: I was wrong, I don’t think it was What you’re describing is the PC/PS2 game though, I know it

[@RuthTheBananaDuck]

I remember my brother getting stuck on the sandstorm escape level for So Long

[@VioletStreak02]

I think Rex is a collectible is because Rex is actually in Wall-E, he’s in Wall-E’s house in the background

[@deppo436]

I recall really enjoying and finishing both the Wii and the DS version but now I feel like wanting to replay them again to see if they've held up and possibly even try to 100% them. Although after watching this, something tells me it probably has aged just as good as an expired carton of milk.

[@StarmisYTP]

I remember playing the wii game as a kid in 2013 somehow and couldn't pass the first level in the ship since it was so annoying.

[@titaniumstar1772]

Oh god the wii version is uhhhhh....special Honestly when i was a kid i only ever knew of the ps2 version and my goodness am i glad i grew up on that

[@xenon_sword]

I used to love the WALL-E Wii Game, then the disc got scratched so all I could play was the multiplayer mode

[@Echo_Artsist]

God I remember playing the wii version of ratatouille. The nostalgia is real

[@hostsoal2759]

I still have that game. I gotta replay it. Can you review epic Mickey cause that game was as dark as Disney ever got

[@hostsoal2759]

Wii. Nintendo boys

[@joevictor53]

Rex is actually in the Wall-E film as well. He's in Wall-E's home

[@aar756]

oh i remember the wall-e game used to play it and it was food for me

[@killerseppe4432]

Still have this game, I loved it as a child

[@matthewramoszuniga2889]

I remember playing this game THROUGH the whole day until I completed. I never knew there was a continuation on my saved progress, I thought it was once I played it, I have to do everything again. But still, it was a very frustrating experience to date. I always wanted to PS2 version, but unfortunately I was stuck with the Wii version… yippee… HOW fun… 😒 but maybe as it’s own thing it was fun, but that didn’t save it from being bad.. so yeah.

[@stanleybarwick8361]

I have played the PS2, Wii, and DS versions of the WALL-E game. I remember getting the PS2 version and being upset that it wasn't like the Wii version because that was the one used in all the advertising. I'm also hoping to do a speedrun of it at some point in the future.

[@Pendleton115]

WALL-E for the PS2 and PC was actually pretty damn good.

[@carbonanimationproductions6537]

i used to have a euphoric love for this game, now i literally just dream about it help. me.

[@MasonischillRoot-gz6sr]

Wall-e 360 is awesome man nice vid

[@thegamingprozone1941]

I remember playing this version childhood man

[@rgjarrell]

I'd love to see a kingdom hearts level based on wall e it's my favorite Pixar movie

[@schnoig_]

I used to play the game on my PSP, recently played it on PC and it was quite different, though I can’t remember the exact differences apart from pc version having some different levels, especially late game.

[@yoshi_chuck05]

I saw your new profile pic and it looks pretty cool! Keep up with the amazing content!

[@Jansenbaker]

Actually, this game is pretty different depending on the version (not counting obvious ones). I was recognizing how this resembles the PS3 version, and not the PS2 version. PS2 was kinda what I prefer. From Wikipedia: ●Developers: •Heavy Iron Studios (PS3/X360/Wii) •Asobo Studio (PS2/PSP/PC/Mac) •Helixe (DS) •Savage Entertainment (PSP)

[@michaelbk0076]

It's weird seeing the Wii version of this game. I still have the PS2 version of it, and the gameplay is VASTLY different from the Wii version. Hell, despite being a console from an earlier generation, the graphics are somehow BETTER than the Wii version

[@cookimaus1]

Its a pretty decent little game and was one of the first games that actually felt like you were playing the movie. Also loved the tutorial/prequel that made me feel so ahead of the curve cause it explained how all the other wall-es died

[@Pokaroquai]

The Wii version graphics looks like a battle royale game called Free Fire

[@legoclayface]

The PS2/PSP/PC version of WALL-E is a million times better than the next gen version, so why couldn't they just port that version to the PS3, X360 and Wii but with enhanced graphics?

[@cookimaus1]

@@legoclayface ds version is good too. Graphically at least very inspired

[@legoclayface]

@@cookimaus1 Never played that version but it looks boring. The graphical style looks nice tho

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I have only the upmost respect for Heavy Iron, but man, there Wii adaptations were not good.

[@Star4wars1]

I just remember the space mission was agony!!! Never finished the wii version, stupid sensor.

[@Axiom_77]

Complain all you want, I loved this game as a kid and I loved coming back to it recently. While I will admit it has problems (mostly because of level 6) it still is a piece of rarely mentioned media that I wish more people appreciated. I have been playing through the game again on PS3 and have experienced no lag or frame rate issues and since you aren’t controlling EVE with motion controls her levels don’t seem as much like torture. Also is no one going to mention the PVP mode? I did not know I needed WALL.E VS WALL.E combat but I love that it exists.

[@luanr.desatoigo3002]

Actually rex is hidden in the movie, it make even more sense that it is a collectible in the game.

[@peanutbutter946]

This game was my childhood

[@StellarSaturn7440]

I loved Wall-E for the wii as a kid

[@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT]

I used to have the Wall-E game on DS

[@hola-gy8te]

bro i still have this game and my wii *and i’ve also forgotten everything about it*

[@_JustSomeDude_]

I’d love to see you analysis the Run boy run trailer from Dying Light

[@gwendolyndunn8021]

I got the Xbox version, no motion controls needed, never finished it. got to the space flight as EVE.

[@crisp_997]

This was one of the few games I had for the Wii. It was so stupidly hard for child me and I never got very far

[@IDK74656]

I have the DS version and i haven't made it very far but from the looks of it its just cubes

[@gabrielv.4358]

Amazing. I loved the games that were almost real looking 1080p that was available in a DIsney's Website of some sorts.. THat was 5 years ago.. Nowdays the site is long gone.....

[@spicybeantofu]

I'd be more surprised to hear something doesn't have a Wii game

[@Macho_Cheese]

Wall-E more like Wall-Wii… I am going back to my bad joke hole

[@somesillylittleguy]

2:39 Wow! A glock! *pew*

[@harrimanfox8961]

the PC version of the game was actually pretty good. the music had no reason to slap as hard that it did.

[@wren4811]

Honestly tho does anyone else just look at wally and be like "damn this movie still looks really good like what"

[@wid4523]

Back then me and my brother watched playthroughs of this game and i just figured out that all the different wall e games we saw were the same but were on different consoles. Last year some kind of nostalga hit me and i finally decided to get the pc version cuz i didnt know there were others (not like i could get others since i was only raised with tablets, computers, and a single DS. The PC version was actually good and better than this version but lacks the control changes ;-;. At least i was able to revert the camera movement. I will say the story escalated like way too quicky and i couldnt take it in but that may be me cuz i am very slow i guess and can tell when something escalates fast and dosnt build up. I recommend trying the pc version though.

[@Laura-ol5mt]

I had that game in Wii... I couldn´t finish it because I was so lost in the puzzle xD

[@BlackBlade2938]

When I played this, I remember I gave up at the 2nd Eve level Still not sure how I beat the first

[@landontrahan5770]

I played the PS3 version of this game on my Aunt Hannah's PS3.

[@NetherverseYT]

You should do space chimps I felt like I was watching it at 1.25x speed

[@OrmondsStopMotion]

I had to remove my nostalgia glasses be for watching this

[@LandonEmma]

Do Cars on Wii that was great!

[@_Bluey]

Actually, the ps2 version is pretty different… and much better! One of my favorite games when I was younger actually