Wild Earth: African Safari

Wild Earth: African Safari Lets You Risk it All to Capture and Create Magazine-Quality Pictorials!

Explore the wild and capture its natural beauty on film in Wild Earth: African Safari for the Wii, a unique simulation based on the hit PC game from Super X Studios. Take award-winning pictures of exotic animals in their natural habitats without disturbing them. From running with herds of zebra to following hunting vultures and lions. Risk it all to capture and create magazine quality pictorials.

Features

	An Exclusive New Safari Mini-Game Mode Only for the Wii lets you use the Wii Remote to play from the animal's perspective in 11 different games!
	Brand New Cooperative Multiplayer Mode: Players have the choice of driving the vehicle or snapping photos while playing with anywhere from 1 to 3 friends.
	Complete 11 Picture-Taking Missions with Both Primary and Secondary Objectives: Investigate the bold hyena during a midday thunderstorm. Observe gentle giraffes in the hidden valley from the aerial view of a helicopter. Meet a family of elephants as they take care of their young, etc.
	Experience Accurately Presented Flora and Terrain all from the Serengeti National Park in Africa, at different times of day and in varied weather. Grasses, shrubs, flowers, kopjes (rocky outcroppings), streams and lakes provide a life-like experience and terrific photo opportunities.
	Features Hours of Inspiring World Music!
	Includes More Than 30 African Animals including Cheetah, crocodile, crowned crane, elephant, flamingo, frog, bat, gazelle, giraffe, hippo, hyrax, leopard, lion, ostrich, oxpecker, pangolin, rhinoceros, suricate, tortoise, trout, vulture, warthog, wildebeest, and zebra!
	Photos Collected Are Placed Into an Animated Slide Show Presentation of Informative Articles: In addition, players can select their own favorite photos to keep in their portfolio.
	The Impact Meter tracks how much of a disturbance you are to the natural habitat. If you disturb too many animals or get to close to them, your Wii Remote will rumble at varying degrees, making it harder to take a steady picture. If the Impact Meter becomes completely depleted, you fail the mission.