wraggster
June 5th, 2012, 22:41
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Following its E3 2012 media briefing, Nintendo revealed a slew of new titles for its upcoming Wii U console, including Project P-100 (http://www.joystiq.com/2012/06/05/project-p-100-a-wii-u-launch-title-from-platinum-games/), on its event site (http://e3.nintendo.com/wiiu/index.html). Another title that snuck its way on the E3 page was the working title project Game & Wario.
"Wario and his Diamond City friends are back in action. Game & Wario (working title) features a collection of games that use only the Wii U GamePad controller. The games retain the original flair and character of the micro-games from theWarioWare series," the site reads.
Single-player games found in the collection include 'Arrow,' which transforms the WiiPad as a hi-tech bow used to defeat swarming enemies; 'Ski,' where players lead a skier to the finish line tilting the WiiPad; and 'Shutter,' which uses the WiiPad as a camera to take shots of hidden criminals.
A multiplayer game for up to two to five players dubbed 'Fruit' allows one WiiPad-wielding player to anonymously control one of the other players on screen to quietly steam scattered fruit.
Sounds both wacky and strange, which is exactly what we'd expect from aWarioWare-style title.
http://www.joystiq.com/2012/06/05/warioware-flair-is-reborn-for-the-wii-u-with-game-and-wario/
Following its E3 2012 media briefing, Nintendo revealed a slew of new titles for its upcoming Wii U console, including Project P-100 (http://www.joystiq.com/2012/06/05/project-p-100-a-wii-u-launch-title-from-platinum-games/), on its event site (http://e3.nintendo.com/wiiu/index.html). Another title that snuck its way on the E3 page was the working title project Game & Wario.
"Wario and his Diamond City friends are back in action. Game & Wario (working title) features a collection of games that use only the Wii U GamePad controller. The games retain the original flair and character of the micro-games from theWarioWare series," the site reads.
Single-player games found in the collection include 'Arrow,' which transforms the WiiPad as a hi-tech bow used to defeat swarming enemies; 'Ski,' where players lead a skier to the finish line tilting the WiiPad; and 'Shutter,' which uses the WiiPad as a camera to take shots of hidden criminals.
A multiplayer game for up to two to five players dubbed 'Fruit' allows one WiiPad-wielding player to anonymously control one of the other players on screen to quietly steam scattered fruit.
Sounds both wacky and strange, which is exactly what we'd expect from aWarioWare-style title.
http://www.joystiq.com/2012/06/05/warioware-flair-is-reborn-for-the-wii-u-with-game-and-wario/