Another round of Yoshi’s Woolly World clips
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Videos, Wii U | 0 comments
Even more clips showcasing Yoshi’s Woolly World have come in. If you’re looking for additional footage, give the ten clips below a look.
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New Yoshi’s Woolly World screenshots/art show amiibo patterns
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Screenshots, Wii U | 3 Comments
Nintendo published a new batch of screenshots and art from Yoshi’s Woolly World today. In these latest images, we get out first in-game look at the unlockable amiibo patterns. View them in the gallery below.
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Yoshi’s Woolly World video: Unlock costumes through amiibo
Posted on 9 years ago by Matt(@OnePunchMaz) in Videos, Wii U | 3 Comments
Nintendo have shared a new Yoshi’s Woolly World video, showcasing that you unlock costumes for Yoshi when you can scan a non-Yoshi amiibo. More than 40 amiibo are supported. Check out the video below:
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Another trio of Yoshi’s Woolly World videos
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The Yoshi’s Woolly World clips haven’t stopped flowing in. We have another three videos, this time from Nintendo Insider. Each one can be watched below.
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10 more minutes of Yoshi’s Woolly World footage
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German website ntower has shared another 10 minutes of footage from Yoshi’s Woolly World. You can give the latest video a look below.
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Lots of Yoshi’s Woolly World details covering story, gameplay, levels, and more
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A new preview from Nintendo World Report shares a bunch of new details about Yoshi’s Woolly World. We have the latest information covering the game’s story, gameplay, levels, and more. Check out a summary of the newest tidbits below.
– takes place on Craft Island, a small island in the Handmade Ocean
– this is where a clan of peaceful Yoshis live
– Kamek shows up and turns most of the dinosaurs into various sets of yarn
– Two Yoshi manage to escape to catch Kamek
– as Kamek escapes, he drops yarn everywhere, which Yoshi sets out to get
– health is represented by hearts that circle around Yoshi
– use yarn balls to find hidden paths and platforms
– in Knitty-Knotty Windmill Hill, you rebuild a windmill using yarn
– pull bows with Yoshi’s tongue to reveal secrets
– some seemingly dead-end walls actually hide secrets
– Smiley Flowers make a return
– if you hit one at the stage’s end roulette wheel, a bonus challenge will await you
– collect fruit along the way
– points that you earn are changed into beads, which are added to a specific counter
– beads are used as currency for Power Badges
– these badges will grant you special powers for a single course and you can only use one at a time
– as you progress, more badges will become available
– some badges help you to get 100% in older levels
– badges let you use Poochy the dog, pull items in with a magnetic force, see hidden items, make your Ground Pound move stronger, become faster and more
– you can even change your ability mid-stage
– 20 of the beads in every stage contain Stamp Patches
– these unlock some Miiverse stamps
– there are 5 Wonder Wools in every course
– grab all 5 to make re-knit a Yoshi and have them appear alongside you
– options include Hot Cocoa Yoshi, Candyfloss Yoshi, Poochy Yoshi and more
– every world has its own theme
– start in a grassy world, move on to the desert, head to a wondrous playground, and then finish in a deep jungle
– not every level in a world follows the overall theme
– the second level is Bounceabout Woods, where all trees in the stage are bouncepads
– another stage is Crawdaddy Beach, where you skip yarn balls across the water
– “Wobbly Mobile Jaunt” has a number of mobiles similar to what you see in the Smash Bros. stage
– tilt the mobiles to climb higher
– “Scarf-Roll Scamper” makes you hang tight on fabric rolls to move about and you can’t use your yarn ball
– “Spooky Scraps! Don’t Get Spooked” reveals platforms when you hide behind a curtain
– when behind a curtain, enemies can’t be defeated
– Yoshi transformations include a motorcycle,a mermaid with a special spin attack, a plane, umbrella, digging device, and growing massively in size
– levels have frequent checkpoints, but offer a good amount of challenge
– supported controllers include Wii Remote, the Wii Classic Controller (Pro), the Wii U Pro Controller or the Wii U GamePad
– when playing with just the Wii Remote, you can tilt to steer the yarn ball yourself
– backgrounds of levels are sometimes curtains or clouds hanging from string
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More Yoshi’s Woolly World footage: opening sequence, transformations and more
Posted on 9 years ago by Matt(@OnePunchMaz) in Videos, Wii U | 2 Comments
We’ve got tons of Yoshi’s Woolly World footage for you, including a look at the game’s opening, various transformations and several levels, thanks to NintenDaan. Check out the videos in the playlist below:
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Snippet of Yoshi’s Woolly World – Umbrella Yoshi gameplay
Posted on 9 years ago by Dennis Gagliardotto(@LyonHart_) in Videos, Wii U | 0 comments
Yoshi has always been able to take on the form of multiple objects in his games, and Yoshi’s Woolly World is no exception! Check out a clip of Yoshi as an umbrella below:
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Yoshi’s Woolly World devs on the graphics, made real items with wool for testing
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 13 Comments
This month’s issue of EDGE has a short interview with the developers behind Yoshi’s Woolly World. The magazine spoke with Nintendo producer Takashi Tezuka as well as executive producer Etsunobu Ebisu from Good-Feel. Given the unique style featured in Yoshi’s Woolly World, the discussion focused on the game’s visuals.
Tezuka first spoke about Yoshi’s Woolly World’s art style in general:
We’ve always felt that Yoshi deserves to have a handcrafted feel to the graphics, and we’ve strived to bring this into games like Yoshi’s Island and Yoshi’s Story. With those previous titles, it was just that – an aesthetic – and didn’t really have much influence on the gameplay itself.
Tezuka also specifically explained the decision to use wool in the title, and how the graphics impact the gameplay:
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New Yoshi’s Woolly World screenshots/art
Posted on 9 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Screenshots, Wii U | 11 Comments
Nintendo published a new wave of Yoshi’s Woolly World screenshots and art today. You can find the full set below.