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One of the Greatest Adventures of All Time Returns in HD

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker makes its glorious return on the Wii U console with gorgeous HD graphics and enhanced game features. In this timeless classic with a unique and colorful “toon-shaded” art style, players guide Link as he sets out on the massive Great Sea to find his kidnapped sister. Players will sail the seas in search of lost islands, fight fearsome enemies, take on mighty bosses and seek out the legendary Triforce.

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The latest Pikmin 3 details are as follows:

– Game has co-op that is somewhat like an evolution of Pikmin 3’s challenge mode
– Work with another player to secure as much loot as possible within each level’s time limit
– Those two players are actually in charge of managing three captains — Alph, Charlie and Brittany — simultaneously, but each can only control one at a time
– Swap between their active captain and the reserve at will
– Ex: while playing as Alph, can pick up Charlie and toss him to a higher platform, then swap to Charlie, who was able to yank some formerly unreachable Pikmin from the ground
– Flying Pikmin can hover over hazards, but aren’t powerful with melee attacks and their ability to transport cargo can become a little counterintuitive — if you have ground-based Pikmin trying to pull fruit while your Flyers are trying to lift it, it’s going to go absolutely nowhere
– Flyers are required to pass through certain obstacles
– Can only lift a type of heavy gate by lifting it with the help of 10 Flying Pikmin
– Every time you want to return some material to your ship, need to make sure you have all 10, all back at the gate, ready to lift
– Co-op only playable with Wiimote and nunchuck
– Demo level was large and labyrinthine

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Details on Bayonetta 2 are as follows:

– E3 demo is mainly enemy encounters
– Violence hasn’t been toned down
– Fast-paced combat system
– Combo-centric
– Bayonetta is just as capable of meleeing, kicking and shooting her way through crowds of angelic enemies as she was in the original, gaining advantage on her foes by dodging their attacks and activating Witch Time to bring their movements to a near stop
– Brutal Torture Attacks are also back, letting players execute weakened foes with a brief quick time event and a summoned, hair-based murder machine
– Torture Attack in the demo involved a pair of grinders and a fatality reminiscent of the treadmill fight from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
– New abilities including “Umbral Climax”
– After filling up a meter with successful combos, turns Bayonetta’s regular attacks into enormous, screen-sized strikes
– Her attacks in this state are just as stylish as her other special maneuvers, sending enemies flying with giant, floating fists and feet made from her trademark raven hair
– Sexuality hasn’t been cut back either
– The ratio of attack power/clothing is very much still in effect, leaving Bayonetta with little more than a few strands of hair covering her body after pulling off a huge combo
– Battle is set on the back of a speeding harrier jet flying through the heart of a congested city, chased by other jets and massive, horrific angels
– Bayonetta’s foil from the first game, Jeanne, makes an appearance
– Off-TV play
– Cinematic “Touch” mode: control Bayonetta using the GamePad’s touchscreen
– Nintendo hinted that Touch mode would be designed to make the game more palatable to casual audiences

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Details on Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze are as follows:

– Dynamic camera
– Ground pound ability is back
– Blowing move is gone
– This is now replaced with a handle-grabbing pull, allowing Kong to pull up platforms and levers
– Diddy is found in a barrel
– Diddy adds hearts and gives his jumps extra horizontal movement
– Mixed into the typical platform mechanics are the usual array of collectibles, tucked into every corner and under every floor board
– Barrels propel you in every possible direction, even pulling you into the backgrounds of levels and into entirely new areas
– Greater, more dynamic purpose to how this game moves through its levels
– Donkey Kong’s new opposition, invading Vikings, have an immediate impact, in part because they’re simply something different, but mostly because they have incredible personalities imparted strictly through their in-world appearance
– Penguins fire fish arrows as you move from barrel to barrel

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Details on Mario Kart 8 are as follows:

– Hovering karts and bikes
– Gliders and under-water propellers are back
– Tracks now spiral and twist out of control, splitting and careening into hidden areas, side paths and everything between the two
– More possibilities and roads
– Collect coins to boost top speed
– Items include red shells, banana peels
– Courses include: Mushroom Kingdom/Mario Circuit, course that takes inspiration from Delfino Island, Wuhu Island, and real-life cities like San Francisco, “Boo House”
– Multi-tiered power sliding
– Boo House has branching paths, jumps that required a smart use of a kart’s glider and obstacles like undead skeletons with hammers
– Tunnel has you propelling through water

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