User blog:BCtheBoss/Nothing is Wrong With the Wii Version of SWAP Force

There is absolutely nothing wrong with the Wii version of Skylanders: SWAP Force. People say this version of the game sucks because of the graphics design. Well, for those of you who agree, you're all idiots. I have the Wii versions of all the games ('cause that's the only up-to-date console I have) and they're all pretty good (especially SWAP Force). Sure, the Wii's graphics pale in comparison to the other console versions but that's because the Wii can only support 480p graphics. And believe it or not, those graphics are pretty good for a Wii game. However, due to the 480p graphics there are some points in the game where the characters or the environments look like they were made using Play-Doh (which is kinda funny and pathetic at the same time), but like I said earlier those are pretty good Wii graphics. Now there are some glitches with the game but they hardly occur. The game does freeze sometimes but all you have to do is reset the game abd you're good to go. And after you beat the game there is a lock puzzle chest in Woodburrow but the game doesn't allow you to use it (which really sucks). I have seen videos on YouTube about people playing the Wii version and crazy things happened like: the screen going black, Skylanders falling through floors, and Skylanders not being able to enter secret areas in the game. Well, these are all false because I have played SWAP Force over-and-over again and not a single one of tose glitches occured. Those are just people who are trying to make the Wii version look bad (and they just want more subscribers on their channel). Despite all of this the Wii version follows the exact same plot, the exact same script, and uses most of the HD version's character and level designs. Vicarious Visions also developed this version and Beenox helped develop this version exclusively. Also, GameRankings gave the Wii version an 88.00%, the second highest score on there charts behind the Wii U version with a score of 88.44%. (Also, the Wii U version received the highest score from all critics.)