Shrygue
March 12th, 2008, 20:08
via Eurogamer (http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=94461)
Because you can never have too much Tetris (not true), Hudson has announced plans to release a new WiiWare version of the classic block dropper.
That's according to an article over on Engadget (as translated by Joystiq). Apparently the gameplay will involve shaking the remote to activate special items - presumably power-ups and weapons, that sort of thing.
Up to six players will be able to take part in multiplayer contests via Wi-Fi Connection and downloadable content is promised.
WiiWare Tetris will be available around the world this summer and Hudson reckons it'll shift at least a million downloads following release. There's no word on price yet, but expect to pay somewhere between GBP 3 and GBP 8 judging by yesterday's WiiWare announcement.
Because you can never have too much Tetris (not true), Hudson has announced plans to release a new WiiWare version of the classic block dropper.
That's according to an article over on Engadget (as translated by Joystiq). Apparently the gameplay will involve shaking the remote to activate special items - presumably power-ups and weapons, that sort of thing.
Up to six players will be able to take part in multiplayer contests via Wi-Fi Connection and downloadable content is promised.
WiiWare Tetris will be available around the world this summer and Hudson reckons it'll shift at least a million downloads following release. There's no word on price yet, but expect to pay somewhere between GBP 3 and GBP 8 judging by yesterday's WiiWare announcement.