Bully: Scholarship edition is easily one of the best games on the Nintendo Wii to date. It's sort of like Grand Theft Auto set in a school, with different factions to appease or attack (jocks, nerds, preps, etc). Some people have complained about the motion controls; I found no problems what-so-ever. At points there are certian mini-games that use the motion controls that are difficult mini-games, but this is not because of some programming flaw. I found that Bully used the perfect ammount of motion. This includes hand to hand combat, ranged combat, and for almost all of the classes (mini-games). The combat system in itself is also very diverse and fun to play with. There are around ten creative improvised weapons, ranging from a sling shot to itching powder to a bottle rocket launcher. The story makes sence and includes many laugh-out-loud jokes and missions that will have you rolling around on the floor. Graphically the game is passable, with few noticable graphic flaws and numerous but insignificant glitches. For all Wii owners looking for a serious game should try Bully: Scholarship edition.
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