enjoying the game so far but frustrated as the wii controller only seems to want to turn it anticlockwise

For those who are fans of point-and-click games or murder mysteries then you will love this.

Players flit between controlling Nico Collard, a French journalist, and George Stobart, an American law student who is on holiday in Paris.

A twist of fate brings the two together as they investigate 2 separate murders which are clearly linked together.

You have to wonder if Dan Brown played this game before he penned the classic The Da Vinci Code such is the close resemblance between the 2 storylines.

This game is ideally suited for the Wii. You simply point on an object or person and interact, solving clues and puzzle as you go.

This is a real classic adventure which I cannot recommend highly enough.

I remember Broken Sword from when it was available on the PS1 and thankfully, the Wii version has remained relatively the same.
I admit, playing the same game twice would be quite repetitve and boring but there are new added extras in this version where at the start you get to play Nico Collard and puzzles that I've never seen before were added in here and there to get you thinking.
Even though I haven't finished the game (nor did I get he chance to finish the PS1 version as it glitched at a certain stage) I would recommend this to any Broken Sword fan; you won't be dissappointed!