Wii Critic Reviews

Loads of unlockables and a handful of multiplayer modes round out the respectable package. [Aug 2007, p.88]

The controls and goals are decidedly simple, the story is definitely classic and non-violent, but that’s not to say it’s only for younger audiences. Just about anyone can have a good time with this game, at least for a while. The Wii version is well done, and the controls feel well implemented. It’s funny, it’s fun, and it’s just plain easy to enjoy.

Ratatouille is a fun game; the only sad thing is that this game really doesn’t try to add anything new.

A well-made, but basic platformer that is usually fun despite its lack or originality.

Ratatouille won't astound those looking for something more original. On the other hand, it still gets by with a healthy portion of fine content, enough to be worth a rent – or a purchase to those with young kids. This rat hasn't quite produced a prime rib, but at least the meal didn't stink.

Breaks the recent run of poor movie spin-offs by being thoughtful and fun. [Nov 2007, p.94]

We've played far worse movie adaptations, but why play with a copy-rat game? [Dec 2007, p.65]

No shortage of ideas makes this one of the better licensed titles, but its schizophrenic nature disguises sloppy gameplay. [Oct 2007, p.68]

At $10 more than the PS2/GameCube versions, you’ll get a better looking game, but with wonky controls. Had the Camera or Dash button been changed, then we might have film-tie in greatness here. Either way, the GameCube version is cheaper and will still play on your Wii.

Ratatouille is a sufficient, if unfulfilling, platformer.