Players can participate in motion-controlled minigames such as curling, evidence collecting, and "whack-a-groundhog" to unlock extras. Wii Remote Input Directional Pad (Hold for run) Talk/Interact Reset Camera B Button (Press) B Button (Hold) Use Gadgets Toggle Gadgets Compatibility & Localization
In the vast ocean of Nintendo Wii imports, few titles are as elusive—and as intriguing—as Meitantei Conan: Tsuioku no Mirage (名探偵コナン 追憶の幻想). Released exclusively in Japan on May 17, 2007, this adventure game never saw a Western localization. For fans of the shrunken detective and collectors of rare dumps, this title represents a unique blend of visual novel storytelling, point-and-click investigation, and anime canon. Meitantei Conan- Tsuioku no Mirage WII ISO -JPN-
Players move Conan through various 3D environments, such as hotel lobbies, crime scenes, and city streets. The Wii Remote acts as your flashlight and magnifying glass. You point at the screen to highlight clues, interview suspects, and gather evidence. The Japanese release features voice acting from the original anime cast, making the immersion palpable even for non-native speakers. For fans of the shrunken detective and collectors
The game utilizes the Wii’s unique motion controls for investigation and mini-games. You point at the screen to highlight clues,
Features six diverse activities, including shooting games , curling , and futsal , which can be accessed in an "Arcade Mode".
Tsuioku no Mirage stands out as the only Wii title with a serious, adult-oriented mystery plot. It is darker and more puzzle-focused than the later Kakokara no Zensoufu .