de Blob is a game whose graphic look seems perfectly suited to Wii and it really is an excellent style. I love the contrast between the monochromatic cities and the colorful main character whom drenches them in bright primary colors. I think it's worth stating, though, that Blue Tongue has matched all that style with a technical showpiece for Nintendo's little system. The platformer boasts an exceptionally clean, polished look complete with well-rounded architecture, beautifully animated characters and objects, some of the best particle effects I've seen in any Wii game to date, gorgeous graphic effects like depth of field blur, shimmering water transparencies, heat distortion and bloom, and more. All of this at an astonishingly rock-solid fluidity of 60 frames per second. And the game runs in 480p / 16:9 widescreen modes, too. I'm sure some will dismiss everything that's going on in the title because of its seemingly simple presentation, but make no mistake, there's a lot of tech to match the visual style, and I tip my hit to Blue Tongue for taking the time to deliver a final product with so much polish.
