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Published by Shin'en, Developed by -

Genres: Puzzle (1-5 players)

US release date: Oct 9th, 2014 | EU release date: Sep 25th, 2014

Prices: $8.99 (US) | £7.15 (UK) | €7.94 (EUR)

Art of Balance

A new release of the popular Art of Balance series, with exclusive Wii U features:

Off-TV play, as well as multiple control schemes supporting analogue, touch screen and Wii Remote options.
Multiple online and local multiplayer modes that incorporate either competitive or co-operative play. Up to five players can take part in the various modes at once ? one on GamePad, four on Wii Remotes ? while up to 10 people can play across two Wii U systems in online matches.
Online Leaderboards are included.
HD visuals that incorporate all new graphics, designs and locations.
More accurate physics that are processed at 240 frames-per-second (on 3DS the equivalent was often 30 frames-per-second).

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Some levels present MASSIVE difficulty spikes throughout the worlds.

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Ryzmat said:
LOL, what a crock of 15 year old crap. Here's a real leak: we're going to have 2 Smash games in a couple years, and ...

Acegabby77 said:
xxxx ... Wii Sports

Jimbus said:
These games were always better than you expected them to be. ... 007: Nightfire

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This is great fun for 2 players. ... Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker

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trafomers ... Transformers

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