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For players really looking to kick back and relax Endless Ocean features several soothing modes. On the deck of the boat is a deckchair that allows the player to sit and watch the sea. Alternatively in the aquarium section of the game players can select fish they have seen and add them in an aquarium for a closer inspection. What's more this game even doubles up as a tranquil screensaver if the Wii Remote is left untouched. The relaxed setting is further heightened with a tranquil soundtrack from New Zealand songstress Hayley Westenra. | For players really looking to kick back and relax Endless Ocean features several soothing modes. On the deck of the boat is a deckchair that allows the player to sit and watch the sea. Alternatively in the aquarium section of the game players can select fish they have seen and add them in an aquarium for a closer inspection. What's more this game even doubles up as a tranquil screensaver if the Wii Remote is left untouched. The relaxed setting is further heightened with a tranquil soundtrack from New Zealand songstress Hayley Westenra. | ||
If players prefer to dive with a buddy, the Wii's unique | If players prefer to dive with a buddy, the Wii's unique Wi-Fi Connection Service allows players link up with their friends. By exchanging friend codes, two players may dive and explore the ocean together. In this co-op mode they have access to all the tools that can be used in single player mode, as well as an additional mode of communication controlled with the D-pad. With a fish logbook to complete, items to be salvaged and collected and the ability to listen to your own MP3's via the Wii SD Card slot while you dive, Endless Ocean provides hours of entertainment. | ||
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{{testing/entry|revision=5.0-11836|OS=Windows 10|CPU=AMD Ryzen 2600|GPU=AMD Radeon RX 580|result=Runs at a smooth 30 FPS throughout my entire playthrough.|tester=Coloradohusky}} | {{testing/entry|revision=5.0-11836|OS=Windows 10|CPU=AMD Ryzen 2600|GPU=AMD Radeon RX 580|result=Runs at a smooth 30 FPS throughout my entire playthrough.|tester=Coloradohusky}} | ||
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