A few years ago, Arika produced a PS2 game titled EverBlue and followed up with a sequel. In those earlier games, players searched for treasure in the briny depths of the ocean while enjoying underwater sights and the creatures deep below. Keeping with the theme of "ever blue," Arika's fascination with the ocean continues with Forever Blue on the Wii. Should Arika pursue the love affair further, we're looking forward to Forever Blue 2 or possibly Eternally Blue for their next ocean-based game.
Players take control of an expert diver who explores the depths of the South Pacific Ocean and interacts with sea creatures big and small which include whales, schools of fish, stingrays, and dolphins. When exploring the underwater environs, the time is tracked by the game engine which changes how the deep looks during the daytime contrasted with the night. When a new creature is encountered, it can be added to a scrap book of sorts so you can peruse its image later. In addition to areas of the ocean that are mapped by man already, unknown areas may be explored such as ruins and caves that may yield surprises. Players may serve as a diving instructor or an undersea photographer to earn coin. Two players may link up with the Nintendo Wi-Fi connection to enjoy a cooperative experience.
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