There are certainly genres that just feel right on Wii, and the third-person action/platforming design fits that description exactly. Ever since the first hands-on we had with cursor-based aiming and camera manipulation – oddly enough, found originally in Chicken Little: Ace in Action a few years back – we've been waiting for some strong action titles to bulk up Wii's library. With Death Dr.: Root of Evil, we've got yet another poster child for why free cursor control and the action/platforming genre need more attention on Nintendo's latest system, as this now two year old PSP Wii-make still manages to hold its own despite a few design oddities and slight gameplay issues. It may be nearly two years old for multi-system owners, but Root of Evil still holds its own on Wii pretty well.
