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An online international leaderboard lets players see how their scores stack up against players from other countries, and unlock even more points by figuring out and performing coin and medal-achieving tricks
Fight from the sky or the ground using the precision control abilities of the Wii Remote-Nunchuk combination, the Classic Controller, the Classic Controller Pro, Nintendo Gamecube controller or the Wii Zapper
Choose from two playable characters, Isa and Kachi, each with unique combat abilities
The better a player’s skills, the more multiplier points are earned, and the higher the overall score. Players will want to play the game again and again to beat their personal best on each level
Multiplayer option allowing a second player can join the fight to dish out twice the punishment

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Blast your way through a searing hail of bullets, lasers, and monstrous bosses in this adrenaline-fueled sequel to Sin & Punishment. • Frantic arcade shooter action. Dodge and shoot your way to victory in this arcade shooter made by legendary development studio Treasure. Fight through waves of enemies to raise your score multiplier and soar to the top of the high-score list. Online leaderboards allow you to battle it out for high scores and bragging rights with players around the country. (NOTE: Online leaderboards are accessible only through the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Broadband internet access is required.) • Unprecedented control. Experience a degree of control never before possible in an arcade shooter. The Wii Remote controller’s pointer technology makes aiming more precise than ever, allowing you to dispatch enemies with unparalleled accuracy. The game also features a number of alternate control methods, ensuring you’ll be able to control the game just the way you want. With the included 2-player mode, you can even have a friend join in to help dole out the punishment! • Massive, epic battles. Battle massive, screen-filling bosses armed with enough firepower to set the world ablaze. In order to best these powerful opponents, you’ll have to learn their patterns, strategically aim and time your shots, and dodge torrent upon torrent of incoming fire. A perfect blend of tactics and reflexes will keep you on the edge of your seat until the last shot is fired.

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Sin & Punishment: Star Successor is rail shooter for Wii that challenges you, whether playing alone or with a friend, to survive an onslaught of attacks by enemies large and small. Players have their choice of a male or female playable character, each with defensive and specific offensive abilities, and the ability to battle huge bosses and other enemies from the ground or from the air using a variety of devices. Additional features include multiple controller options and online international leaderboards and more.

A Classic N64 Sequel Emerges on Wii
Take aim and blast your way through a post-apocalyptic world packed with nonstop arcade shooter action. Sin & Punishment: Star Successor is the long-awaited sequel to the Japanese Nintendo 64 cult-classic. This series debut in North America delivers an intense, adrenaline-soaked thrill ride that never lets up from start to finish as Isa and Kachi go on the run and on the defensive, shooting everything as a host of enemies try to hunt them down. Sin & Punishment: Star Successor brings one of a kind shooter gameplay created by the undisputed masters of the genre.

Kachi evading a missle attack in Sin & Punishment: Star Successor

Long-awaited sequel to the popular N64 rail shooter.
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Sin & Punishment: Star Successor is an arcade style rail shooter that allows for a range of movement around the immediate level as the player is funneled along their path. Players can assume the role of either the male or female character, Isa and Kachi. Each can fight on the ground or in the sky with the right equipment, and utilize a diverse mix of evasive maneuvers, melee attacks in close quarters and unique special attacks. The world of Sin & Punishment: Star Successor is packed with enemies ranging from swarms of low to mid-level enemies to over-the-top bosses. In battling all these, players must use their particular mix of offensive and defensive skills to continually build point multiplier bonuses as they cash in on the enemies that they conquer. The game supports a variety of controller/controller configurations, two-player play and an online international leaderboard.

Key Game Features

Players can take to the skies with a jetpack or hovering skateboard-like device to dodge enemy attacks or get a better lock on their targets. Get an extra bonus for staying grounded while avoiding injury. Various stages require understanding intricate patterns as players’ characters side-scroll, race on vehicles or zip in every direction through a devastated post apocalyptic world. Players can fire at targets in the distance or for close-range targets use sword attacks.
The precision pointing abilities of the Wii Remote controller make targeting enemies a snap. Players have the option of controlling their characters using the Wii Remote-Nunchuk combination, the Classic Controller, the Classic Controller Pro, Nintendo Gamecube controller or the Wii Zapper.
Choose from two playable characters, Isa and Kachi, each with unique combat abilities.
It’s all about the score multiplier. The better a player’s skills, the more multiplier points are earned, and the higher the overall score. Players will want to play the game again and again to beat their personal best on each level.
Created by Treasure, the developers behind Ikaruga, Radiant Silvergun and Gunstar Heroes, the game pushes the boundaries of the shooter genre with horders of enemies, massive bosses and explosive graphics.
Endless waves of enemies got you down? A second player can join the fight to dish out twice the punishment.
An online international leaderboard lets players see how their scores stack up against players from other countries. Players will play again and again, and try to unlock even more points by figuring out and performing coin and medal-achieving tricks, in order to get an international-caliber score.

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Taking aim at an underwater enemy from point-blank range in Sin & Punishment: Star Successor

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Battling a huge boss in Sin & Punishment: Star Successor

Over-the-top boss battles.
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Vehicular combat in Sin & Punishment: Star Successor

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B002EE7OKE

Release date

June 27, 2010

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195 ratings

4.5 out of 5 stars

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#138 in Wii Games

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5.47 x 0.56 x 7.49 inches; 5.28 Ounces

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Teen

Item model number

045496901820

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

5.3 ounces

Manufacturer

Nintendo

Date First Available

September 14, 2004

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Skitz

You will be sheltered. You will be tested. You will be punished.

Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2012

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I'll just say what needs to be said. This is one of the best shooters on Wii, and one of the best on-rail shooters of all time. I thought they were over reacting when they said it was filled with "non-stop action". Truth is, they didn't stress on that enough to be honest lol. This game has no motion controls and it's gonna have you sweating. Aiming is a breeze, dodging and counter attacking is fast and fluid. You have a super fast hand gun, charged blast, and laser sword that all work in perfect harmony and the controls feel so good in your hands you'll have trouble putting it down. I don't play any game i buy whatsoever on the easy level so I don't know about that but the normal level will make you pull your hair out. It'll make you afraid to try the game on hard, but you will, because it's super addicting. Story is nice. Enemy design and voice acting all round is gorgeous. Environments are well lit and beautiful. The only characters who don't look so hot are the stars, which is sad, but you won't be staring at them with all the rockets and explosions on screen lol.

This game will test your skills physically and mentally. No joke. You're gonna have to be quick to aim, quick to shoot/slash, quick to dodge,quick to counter, and quick to figure out your enemy's weakness before he snuffs your life out. A losing battle can easily be turned around in an instant once you've learned your opponent. Battles take place while running on foot, riding bikes, running on trains, flying etc. It's out of this world. This game has good replay value and you WILL, most likely, want to beat it on every difficulty level, then beat the game with a friend, if you have friends lol, then try to get your score up there with the top players around the world.

Multiplayer is great but would be perfect if the second character appeared on-screen and not just the aim for the gun but it's still pretty awesome. It's one of those game where you get more than what you paid for. It's cheap but really fulfilling so it's a great buy. Nintendo did really good on this one. I've never played part 1 for the N64 and I loved this, so anyone who's beaten part 1 should automatically get this, it's a no brainer, this game is insane. An easy 5 stars from me. See ya, i gotta get back to playing it.

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AnthPerri

Another Treasure Classic. Must have for Shooter fans!

Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2010

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Sin & Punishment on the N64 was a strange beast. It's story was told in a slap-dash manor, nothing was quite explained or concluded and the characters never anything more than a means of interacting with the game. The story was a mess but this isn't why I played it. The inventive take on typical on rails action was refreshing and exhilarating but, in this modern age there was one thing [besides the graphics] holding it back and that was the control.

Sin & Punishment 2 is a strange beast as well but it is, in every way, glorious. This game comes almost a decade after the original and it maintains the confusing, rushed story that nobody cared about. It's better told but the graphics don't hold up in the poorly produced [and unnecessary] cinematics. This game is all about play-time. I thought that the original had held the bar in terms of on-rails shooter action but it doesn't even come close to what Treasure has done here. To some, a description of the game would sound repetitive, and while it's true that u basically dodge, shoot and slash through every self level the variation in which these mechanics is used is incredible. From inventive boss battles, to side scrolling action the game always surprises and never lets up. The difficulty makes this game addictive, you will die a lot, you will keep playing.

On the graphics side when things get up close and personal in the rather wooden cinematics the game looks rather unpolished and disappointing, save for the environments. That said though when the camera pulls back and you're flying over a vast city, flowing lava, or even underwater it's nothing short than gorgeous. Enemies and characters animate with convincing subtlety and some of the boss designs are fantastic.

The fast paced quality action and great graphics should make this a must play for any treasure or shooter fan out there. This is not a game you play for story.

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rhza1

Easy to play, tough challenge. Amazing co-op

Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2011

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I was a bit skeptical about this game since it has been labeled short and difficult for some. Lets get a few things straight, this game is meant to feel like an arcade shooter and with the perfect shot or wii blaster. The challenge is ridiculous at times and sometimes I wonder if it is possible to complete solo. It is, but you have to die a million times before getting really good. I think the length is just right since challenge is so high and collectables are meant to be discovered by replaying completed stages. Completists will find twice the amount of gameplay if one intends to complete 100%. Remember my ratings are for the wii and not to be compared with high def systems.

Ratings 1-10 with 1 horrible and 10 the best ever.
Graphics: 9.0 Very brilliant, creative, and sometimes scary. Not realistic, but more artsy.
Sound: 8.5 Sound effects are on point, music makes you feel like you are in the arcade.
Gameplay 8.5 Easy to pick up, not too difficult to master. Only hard thing for me is with perfect shot using the c and z buttons to dodge and lock on at same time can be a bit difficult in heat of battle.
Length: 8.0 Some would say it is too short if you just play straight through.
Replay value:8.5 People who are hard core gamers will find plenty opportunity to replay for months, especially with friends.
Co-op 8.5 While playing with a friend, only one person controls a character and the other just a cursor for shooting, this makes the game easier for two players without getting confused who is who. I would like to see a battle mode online and at home for friends.
Overall rating: 8.5 While this game is great in my book, there are a few things that could be worked on, but overall is worth the money.

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Bill

Great on-rails shooter for wii

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 4, 2013

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Sin and Punishment is an epic on-rails shooter for the wii. It's also quite a challenging one too.

The gameplay is fanastic. The wii was made of games like this. You aim the pointer at the screen and shoot. But because you have a third person view of your character, you have to also dodge incoming enemies and bullets, making the game even more engaging. Most of the time, you will not stop shooting...there are just so many enemies/ things to shoot and obstacles to avoid. You can even melee attack missiles/bombs back at the enemy for increased damage.

The boss battles are one of the truly amazing aspects of this game. Each boss has their own weakness and a specific way to deal huge damage to them. You can just opt to shoot them repeatedly and hope you survive long enough to take them down, but this only works in the easier difficulties. In the harder difficulties, you really need to fine-tune your shooting and movement skills to keep up and survive the game...the difficulty is akin to a slightly easier Ikaruga...or least that's what it feels like to me.

There are 2 characters in game, with slightly different gameplay and story...but essentially, most things are the same. The graphics are nice, the music fits. Overall it is an awesome game. My only critique would be that the storyline and voice acting are a little stereotypical and sometimes just annoying, but this barely matters for most of the game.

Definitely worth picking up if you love wii shooters.

Big H

Holy Moses Santa Clause Crap This Game Is Awesome

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 26, 2014

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This game kicks ass and will kick your ass quite literally. It's balls to the walls hard. If you have played any of Treasures games you know what to expect. A bazillion boss fights, Insane amounts of variety, drug induced creativity and,very Japanesy settings. So plenty of lava crabs, flying stingrays, sand worms, psychics and basketball playing demons. Even though it's a sequel it feels like a totally different game to the first one. Technically it's harder then the first Sin and Punishment however in this one you have unlimited continues and the checkpoints are very generous ( no bs long ass checkpoints like in some games I've played) so it's easier in that way.

You can choose two characters Isa or Kachi. Isa has manual aiming and a kick ass charge shot. Isa has lock on aiming and a charge shot that can target up to 8 enemies which takes longer if you want to target 8 enemies. Some parts are easier with Isa some with Kachi and so forth. Personally i prefer Isa because it feels more satisfying killing enemies manually. This game is a third person arcade style rail shooter like Starfox and Panzer Dragoon.

Now to why this game is awesome. There are no bs RPG elements, no 50 different weapons to choose, you can skip the cut scenes ( seriously some games these days don't even have that option), no long ass boring tutorial, no running around for an hour playing virtual scavenger hunt, no not knowing where to go it's just pure unadulterated ass kicking. You go from point a to b kicking huge amounts of ass. You're never doing the same thing 1 minute your shooting flying fish and robot zombies in a 2.5D style level then your're getting chased by some huge machine that chucks giant buzz saws at you then the view switches to third person and your dodging closing walls and giant masked whatever the hell they are then you fight some giant blocks then some samurai chick in a melee style battle then your like dodging Tetris pieces from falling on top off you while your fighting of some boss and it goes on. Treasure must smoke bong because their level design is just so creative. The game is short but it has huge amounts of replay value. It's the kind of game you can keep going back to and still have fun. It'll definitely age well like most of Treasures games (game play wise). Holy crap the last level is a reference to Gunstar Heroes and holy crap it is awesome, I felt exhausted after playing it. The game has great controls too.

In conclusion even if you have played third person rail shooters like Starfox this game is a whole new experience. You like this game if you like challenge, lots of variety, unadulterated a to b game play, high scores ( personally i'm just about finishing the game), high replay value and fun.

You won't like it if your not into anime style stories ( I tried understanding the story but it totally does my head in), a graphic whore, want a longer game or your not into difficult games.

The game can take some getting used to. Even though i already passed the first Sin and Punishment game this game is overwhelming you have to not just aim but dodge too and not just one thing but like a bazillion different things. It took me a whole playing on easy to finally get used to that (I actually died quite a lot on easy at certain parts). You have to be able to concentrate on multiple things at once.

so i definitely recommend this game. What are you doing? Go buy it now!!!

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j mullen

Great shooter for the wii

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 27, 2019

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Bought for my nephew and he loves it the screen can get a bit hectic at times with all the enemies but only adds to the enjoyment

J Peterson

Absolutely Genius

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 5, 2019

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Get this game, play it and wonder in amazement. Possibly the best game on the Wii. A must buy

Darth_Awesome

Lacks Some of The Original's Charm.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 5, 2010

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I'm a huge fan of the original N64 game, now available on Nintendo's Virtual Console. A Great game and an excellent sequel, but I can't quite put my finger on it; there's something lacking. Despite being visually and mechanically superior, it seems to have little of the original's charm. It's still and excellent game, but its predecessor is much better and it's a tall task to expect to surpass its greatness.

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