《瓦力》（WALL-E，日文名稱：ウォーリー）是由Heavy Iron Studios（美版）、Helixe與Asobo Studio（歐洲版）開發，THQ於2008年發行的動作冒險遊戲，改編自迪士尼與皮克斯聯合製作的同名動畫電影《WALL-E》。Wii版本作為跨平台發行的一部分，根據任天堂主機的特性進行針對性的調整與設計，並試圖重現電影中的情感與冒險元素，親身體驗瓦力的孤獨與希望之旅。

劇情基本上忠於動畫原作，描寫在地球被人類污染並遺棄後，唯一仍在默默執行清理任務的垃圾壓縮機器人瓦力（WALL-E），在某天遇見來自太空的探測機器人伊芙（EVE）後，人生（機器人生）從此改變。隨著伊芙帶著發現的植物返回太空母艦「極樂號」，瓦力也踏上穿越太空、拯救人類未來的旅程。遊戲版則加入更多原創關卡與敵人設計，延伸電影劇情，使玩家能參與更完整的冒險。

在操作方面，主要操作瓦力與伊芙兩名角色，進行切換以解決謎題與戰鬥。瓦力擅長重物搬運與破壞障礙物，可將垃圾壓縮後丟擲破壞目標或解謎；伊芙則擁有飛行能力與能量射擊，負責快速移動與遠距攻擊。結合平台跳躍、解謎與動作射擊三大要素，進行指向、搖動、傾斜等操作方式，例如用擺動來投擲物品，或透過指針鎖定敵人進行射擊。操作手感整體偏向簡化，目標明顯是家庭取向與年輕玩家。

關卡設計上，橫跨地球廢墟、極樂號太空船、太空軌道等場景，搭配電影場景與原創地圖，帶來一定程度的變化。每個角色所控制的關卡風格也不相同，瓦力的部分較多以地面探索與機械操作為主，伊芙的則偏向高速飛行與射擊挑戰。整體節奏流暢但難度不高，目的是讓人能輕鬆享受互動劇情與操作體驗。

在視覺表現方面，採用經過簡化的3D模型與特效，相比高階主機版雖畫質稍遜，但仍保留皮克斯動畫的視覺風格，特別是瓦力與伊芙的動作與表情相當忠實還原，成功營造角色的情感深度。背景音樂與音效皆取自電影，並搭配簡單的配音與環境音營造氛圍，使整體沉浸感不俗。

至於市場評價，在評論間獲得褒貶不一的反應。部分媒體如GameZone與Nintendo Power認為遊戲忠於原作、操作親切、角色可愛，適合家庭與年幼玩家，尤其在伊芙飛行關卡中帶有輕微的射擊爽感。但也有不少評論指出，整體略嫌重複，操作準確度不如預期，尤其體感動作有時不夠靈敏，會影響遊戲節奏。此外，人工智慧與關卡深度也被批評略為單調，無法長時間保持挑戰性。

綜合來說，《瓦力》Wii版是情感導向明確、節奏輕鬆、充滿動畫氛圍的作品，特別適合喜歡《瓦力》電影的粉絲與家庭玩家。雖然在玩法與技術表現上不屬於Wii平台的高水準之作，但作為動畫改編遊戲，成功保留原作的情感核心與角色魅力，提供溫馨、簡單且親民的互動冒險旅程。

WALL-E (Japanese title: ウォーリー) is an action-adventure game developed by Heavy Iron Studios (North American version), Helixe, and Asobo Studio (European version), and published by THQ in 2008. Based on the Disney and Pixar animated film WALL-E, the game was released across multiple platforms, with the Wii version specifically adjusted and designed to suit Nintendo’s console features. It aims to recreate the emotional and adventurous elements of the movie, allowing players to personally experience WALL-E’s journey of loneliness and hope.

The storyline closely follows the original film, depicting the lone trash-compacting robot WALL-E who continues to clean up an abandoned, polluted Earth. One day, WALL-E encounters EVE, a space probe sent from the starliner Axiom, and his mechanical life changes forever. As EVE returns to the Axiom with a discovered plant, WALL-E embarks on a journey across space to help save humanity’s future. The game expands upon the movie’s narrative with additional original levels and enemy designs, providing a more extended and interactive adventure for players.

Gameplay involves controlling both WALL-E and EVE, switching between them to solve puzzles and engage in combat. WALL-E specializes in carrying heavy objects and destroying obstacles—he can compress garbage into cubes and throw them to break targets or solve puzzles. EVE, on the other hand, can fly and use energy blasts, making her ideal for rapid movement and ranged attacks. The gameplay combines platforming, puzzle-solving, and action shooting, utilizing pointing, swinging, and tilting motions—for example, swinging to throw objects or using pointer controls to lock onto enemies. The overall control scheme is simplified, clearly targeting family audiences and younger players.

Level design spans locations such as the ruins of Earth, the Axiom spaceship, and space orbit scenes, blending movie-based and original maps to provide variety. Each character’s levels offer distinct gameplay styles: WALL-E’s stages focus on ground-based exploration and mechanical interactions, while EVE’s sections emphasize fast-paced flying and shooting challenges. The overall pacing is smooth and the difficulty relatively low, aiming to allow players to easily enjoy the interactive storytelling and gameplay experience.

Visually, the game uses simplified 3D models and effects. Although it falls short of the graphical quality seen on higher-end consoles, the Wii version retains the distinctive Pixar animation style. Notably, WALL-E and EVE’s movements and expressions are faithfully recreated, successfully capturing the characters’ emotional depth. The background music and sound effects are directly sourced from the film, complemented by simple voice clips and ambient sounds, enhancing the immersion.

Regarding critical reception, WALL-E for Wii received mixed reviews. Outlets like GameZone and Nintendo Power praised the game’s faithfulness to the source material, approachable controls, and charming characters, noting that it was well-suited for families and younger players—particularly highlighting the enjoyable sense of speed in EVE’s flying stages. However, criticisms included repetitive gameplay, less-than-precise controls—especially with sometimes unresponsive motion inputs that could disrupt the game’s rhythm—as well as simplistic AI and shallow level design, which limited long-term challenge and engagement.

Overall, WALL-E for Wii delivers a clearly emotion-driven, easygoing, and animation-rich experience. While it may not represent the technical peak of what the Wii platform could achieve, as a movie tie-in game, it successfully preserves the emotional core and character charm of the original film. It offers a warm, simple, and accessible interactive adventure, particularly appealing to fans of the movie and family-oriented players.