Pikmin just got a bit more perfect! Whether you are a Pikmin fan or have yet to be bewitched by its charms, NEW PLAY CONTROL! Pikmin now makes full use of the Wii Remote's point-and-select capability, which will delight anyone who enjoys a real-time strategy adventure.
You control a spaceman called Captain Olimar who has crash-landed on an unusual planet. The planet is inhabited by Pikmin - strange flower-like creatures that are half-animal, half-plant - as well as a variety of hostile creatures who will try and stop you in your mission. Captain Olimar must collect 30 sections of his crashed vessel which have been scattered across the planet to reassemble his ship and continue his galactic quest: luckily the obliging Pikmin are there to help him.
Each type of Pikmin has unique strengths, which Olimar must use to his advantage. Red Pikmin can withstand high temperatures, blue Pikmin can survive in water, while yellow Pikmin can destroy obstacles by using bomb-rocks. Players can control 100 Pikmin at any one time organising them individually, in groups, or in an army of 100 - and the Wii Remote makes selecting, grouping and giving orders to your Pikmin more fluid and more intuitive than ever before making it more accessible to all levels of players.
The NEW PLAY CONTROL! version of the game also sees an updated save mechanism, which now allows you to restart play from any day you please - perfect for retrying a particularly puzzling challenge! Pikmin will keep your brain burning for hours as you race against time solving puzzles and battling foes with an army of cute and loveable creatures to help you.
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danfango said:
Having never owned or played the original, I will definitely be forking over the cash for this. ... Shantae to release on eShop June 20
WUMPER said:
Can't turn out any worse than when Sonic tried to go 3D. ... Pac-Man revamp coming this Fall
PHiRE said:
The trailer didn't do much for me, nice to see they're trying different with it, though. ... Pac-Man revamp coming this Fall
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User comments
Darunia said:
Hey, just saying, but what would you guys think of new play control ds?
Brawler 200 said:
Darunia that is not a good idea no matter how perfectly the idea goes with the game.
Darunia said:
I meant old game boy games if they never come out on ds shop.
Darunia said:
And I meant that the old game boy games would be new play control for the ds.
Brawler 200 said:
It sounds like a good idea but it might not work out exactly the way you think it will.